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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
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Extract OF a letter from frien1 ",.
republic and laws, dated Cane NJ.
Nov. 9th, 1909. |'
Yon may inform the keepsr Of the mo
Hey changers temple at Pm adj iohj, tho.
the schr. Friend commanded ny on y 80 !,
formerly p'iot, came 10 ancnoria,t e.,
IdAy III tbs read. She is said 60 be mi, &c
G fee from an isiaad dependant on e.
The captain had an interview with :, r,,r
ner from Philadelphia 14. had been I,uo%-
ing in the cape after which ne stnoJ %
sea, supposed tor port in the south. ,Th;e
lounger has "let the Cat out of the hag -,
none OF the vessels belonging to the money
changers, which have been on iiIci, 49,.
ages, arc to return either to Philadelnh;s
New-Yurk or Baltimore, as that d---Cnt-
ter Called the Gen. Green is locking ON, 90
sharp for them. We learn by the paners
that. some OF cur COLLECTORS are peepins io-
to the ports to the Eastward. Ii they Wers
TO peep round this cape at this time or off
and on the Delaware for a short tims tbev
might fall in with the smuggers. / am
told there are twenty sail expected IN tie
course of November and Dec ember. Lon,
out, Revenue Officers on the Eastern Sno,e
OF Maryland
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

both during andsince the revoiut or both in
the tented hcld and in the legislative char.
acter, most probably he W. uld have w.
unfairly retired from the tolls of state for
domestic rcpose, but the harpies Of limo
thy aad OF Britain paved the way for his
election. The general enjoys the conf
dence of Americans, and the malice of his
cuemics may sleep for ten years to come.
American
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
From The Baltimore american.

Mr.. Editor.-Qccurrences like the
following one SO rarely happen, that
communicate it to you for publicati-
on:
he schr. Sarah Millner of King
;ton, ID was, on her voyage from
thence to this port, struck by sword
Ssh about II O'Clock in the night, be-
ing out 3 days.---The sword penerat-
ed through solid timber l3inches thick
projruding within the vessel upwards
of 7 incAss, passed into fierce of COT
fee. He struck until Z the next morn
ings whgn. she broke way, being Sc
velely' wounded by stroke ofthe har-
poon. The schr. being hove down
yesterdays The, sword was found and
extracted
JAMES BADGER, mate.
Blltimere, Oct. 30.
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From the Boston Centiael Of Saturday.

Captain Wheelwright from Spain, yes.
terday .avcredus with file ofSeyille official
and Cddiz Gakstses, 70 tine last Of sept.
hey do no, contain any war news, exoep-
ting details Of affairs OF posts. Ehe great
body OF the French force ~ SpaIn being
concentrated in the CASTLES IN front of Ma.
drid; opportunity was give 70 the Spanish
partizan corps, scattered over the Peninsu.
Ia, TO attack the weakened French garri
sons, and 10 destroy their i1rsg;ne parties
he patriots bad recovered SanJanlcr. o.
New rislngs Of lie patriOis were mention
cd 80 the districts between Madrid and
b'yOnnc. The position Of the armies had
moi recently been changed. The spirit c.
the supreme Iun;a, aad TIE people appear
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New YoRK, November "A.
LATEST FROM TONNINGEN.

Last evening arrived at this port the ship
Orien, M. Mullen, from TonnIngen, which
port he left on the 9th Oc,ober, al which
time the markets we're very good for Ame-
rjcan and Colonial produce that il was
reported Bonaparte remained ia at Wen.
"a aud that IT was expected hostilitios
would speedily re-commence between AUS
tria aud France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

IL q 'F"Ao w liiC tN1N'b ANOhNOh pa
per we have seen, (Courier) that every
exeretonris making by the French TO
recruit their ar mics.
The Emperor Of Austria in atlver-
ting to the prolongation OF the armis-
tice in his general orders, says, ''his
assent to the measure is to be attrihu-
ted not 20 fsebleness, but to his AHec-
ton for his subjects, and his anxiety
TO avert from them the calamities of
war - and again assures his subjects
that no peace shall be concluded, but
all honorable one.
The expectation of renewed HOSTILE
ties continues. While the French
conscripts, men and boys, are called
out, and FIVE feet boys induced to ve-
lunteer. Austria is using an equal eX-
ertion. A levy en- masse throueho 1t
the Austrian dominions is expected.
The British ministry does not APP
pear to have been formed. The Cou-
r'er, the ministerial paper under Mr..
Canning says, the plan of administra-
ton, tho" not extended and combined,
(as the opposition express it) wilt still
go down" " After reign of half a
century in the most arduous times,
our venerable sovereign will not be a.
bandoncd by his people,"
Paris, Sept. 23.-Aocording to &
circular from III. E. the Minister Di-
rector General of the CONSUMPTION, the
mayors are authorised to receive en-
roll nents for the grenadier sharp.shoo-
tiers, ranger sharp-shooters, and con-
scri pit grenadiers and conscript rangers
of his aaiesty's guard. The young
men who emil It in the grenadier sharp
shooters and conscript grenadiers,
must be FIVE feet FIVE inches for the
ranger sharp. shooters; or conscript
rangers, FIVE feet two inches!
The mayors may admit to enlist
Ist young men from IS to 80, vino
have not fallen under the CONSUMPTION
I'D. indy: luals from so to 40, who
have already served. Young men
from t6 to Is, shall in Ike manner be
permitted to serve, with consent Of pa
rents or guardian.
Notwithstanding these provisions,
Which evlnce that his majesty IS de-
sirous of facilitating to all his subjects
the means of entering into his guards,
he has decided that four young men
from each department may be directly
I admitted by voluntary enrollments in
to his regiments of fusileers. Two of
them must be at least FIVE feet FIVE
inches, and two of FIVE feet three.
Antwerp, Sept. 21.-Seyeral move
ments have taken place among the
troops. General Klein, commanding
the cavalry, goes to Brussels. The
grand park moved off in direction of
Mechlen. Several regiments are
quartered at Merzen, Oh the road to
Holland.
The army of Antwerp will be divi-
ded into three bodies. The Dutch
troops on the right; left wing under
the command of senator Rampon !;
centre under Relic, one of the Empe-
ror's aid-de-camps. Our garrison will
be composed of 1000 dismounted dra.
goors, 1000 veterans and 1900 of the
national guard. General Vatteleax
has arrived here.
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BALrINoRg November i6.
FROM ENGLAND.

By the ship Philip, capt. Williams,
Sc ds from C)wcs, arrived this NOR
ning, We have received Loadon papers
20 October Z. sad hasten 20 give tive
most .imPortaut Items.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.
From Annapolis.

Ihe frilm1ih of Rehu6Reanism COM
fiete.
Yesterday according to the resolves of
both houses OF the legislature, a Senator
VS. chosen to represent this state in the
Senate Of the u. 5. in place Of general
Smith whose term of service has for some
time expired, but whose seat was pertina-
cousiy kept vacant by the majority dele
CATION Of the minority OF the citizens in
th,s state, in defiance Of rrecedent and
the spirit and meaning of The constitution
OF th,s state, and in violation of the gener-
oil constitution of the union.
The following was the state Of the
poll
votes
For Gen. Smith (Bepub5 So
John Easer Howard, (Fed) %
Scattering So
Majority Tor Smith 20
IN tie issue Of this Senatorial election
the republicans Of the United States have
Cause 10. rejoice, since the legislature of
Maryland has effecsually retrieved the
character OF the state, and shewn that the
seville adulatcrs Of Great Britain have had
10 real and permanent supporters among
the independent citizens of MARYLAND
We've Il not for the SANDERS heaped on
he general for his meritorious services
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WrkcHEsrBR. Noo.,,,.a,. r

NFINtH - TN NOVember 3,
Ihe Memoriai.--Ihe Importance OF the
subject embraced in the Memorial 20 toe Lee
yislature, given in our paper oil 70 daya whl.
It is hoped, induce very general iisl OF
signatures. Copies Of tins memorial, have
been forwarded Co almost every coBnty ia
nc state, and it is confidently expected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
GENERAL REUBELL.

GENERAL REUBELL.
The following account of this OFF,
GERS late misfortune, &c. is taken from
an English paper, and is evidently ve-
Try incorrect in some particulars. Whe-
Their the duke of Brunswick, (the he al
OF the Saxon insurgents whom he had
beaten) escaped by his connivance, we
know not; but, the flight of Reubell is
prima facie evidence Of his miscon-
duct. 1t is also ridiculous to say, shat
Bonaparte sent young Reubell TO the
W. Indies, that he might fall a victim
to the climate; for, his own brother
was sent thither.-Reuhell was not an
object lofty enough to invite the envy
or hate of Napoleon. The truth ap-
pears to be, that the duke of Bruins
wick Effected his escape, either thro'
Reubell's weakness or corrdption,-
most probably the former; as gen. K.
has no great military talent, and had
seen very little service.---On Napole-
on's giving orders to arrest him, it
IS believed, that Jerome Bonaparte
(whose Intimate friend and constant
companion Reubell had been) gave
him private intimation of the .lesign,
and suffered him to get Ay I'M
molested.
We notice these reports, only to
point out the Misrepresentation Of the
London papers. For sake of ReubelPs
respectable connections in Baltimore,
we regret that shadow should cloud
his fame, or any stigma be imprinted
on his name. [Whig.i
Gen. Reubell is the son of ReubeH,
one of the 5 directors. The father be-
ing hostile To Bonaparte's plans of am
bition, the latter of course marked
him cut as an object Of hatred, which
was also extended to his son. The
general was sent to the West Indies,
in his military capacity by Bonaparte,
probably in the hope that he would
tall sacrifice to the climate. While
the general was in the West indies,
he formed an intimacy of most con-
| hdentlal nature with Jerome Bona
parte; aud when the latter was made
king of Westphalia, he took gen. Reu-
bell into his service, and appointed
him governor Of Cassel, very much
to the displeasure of Bonaparte.
General Reubell received orders to
intercept the Duke of Brunswick Oels,
and he was Informed in the orders In
distinct terms that his head should be
answerable for his success.
The duke, however, succeeded in
efecting his escape, and Reubell was
too conscious of the danger ofhis own
situation to think Of remaining any
longer within the reach of Bonaparte's
power; he accordingly set out from
Cassel for Bremen. He travelled IN
his full uniform as general, and with
his usual suite, having made out, his
own passports. The night after he
left Cassel, some gems. Parmes arriy-
ed there TO arrest him. At Bremen
he embarked On board a neutral YES
sci and arrived about th<ee weeks ago
at Gravesend, where he still renal S,
NOT having received, as mad been stat.
ed, permission 10 come to LondoR.
Ills wife is at Heligol.nd, and is dai.
ly expected IN this country and upon
her arrival IS supposed that the gen.
will set of for America. Madame
ReubcH is a native of America, and
the daughter Of man Of considerable
property thctc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
RALHIMoRE.Noy. Is.

~ We learn that Mr. JACKSON is a.
boutto leave Washington Immediately. He
takes Mr.. Oke.y with him, and leaves no
agent to fill the vacancy.
Fed. Repub.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
Mr. PEcHIE,
BaltimeresOcr 30.

Ma. PEcHIE,
With some of my Acquaintance |
had entertained doubts Of the truth Of
the occurrence respecting the svor4-
fsh, which was inserted Ia the Ameri-
can some days ago. I'm order to sa-
tIsfy these, and fully establish the fact,
/ have been on board the schr. Sarah
Miner, aud have correctly transcribed
from the Journal the following extract.
The certificate Of Capt. Cracklow is
annexed as conhrinatory OF the whole,
.aad a piece of the S1Uord, which was
extracted few days since, is deposit
cd IN the museum in this city:
4" ENtc'ct from the log hook of the
schr. Sa'ah Miner, captain Crack
low, Of Kingston, Jamaica, on a
voyage from thence TO Baltimore"
September, Q, 1909.
a perfectly calm and smooth sea.
out days. At P. Nj. breeze
sprung up. At 10 O'Clock in the night
a remarkable occurrence took place
We felt the vessel TO receive a severe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

WV" .iS iOhO"lhB very interesting Lett
ter, which we have translated Tor the
Courier.
HAYANNA, Oct. 81.
1t would be diRicuic 20 conce,ys Nh, ..
sitaed state of my mind: pave long been
responding for the f.te OF our uahaDpy mo-
ther country for since the oattle of Wa.
gram. have looked uponit Us tevo ed TO
destruction, and as destined for another
victim TO the usurper. 1 nave little dom.
that before TINS, spain has been verrun,bv
ms myrmIdons, and my thoughts, therefore
naturally turn towards the CO ONES. and m
this island particularly, where first drew
my breath. l nave for some time past. OH.
served, that the seeds OF dlscord haye BEEN
so|n. and are now springing up that the
minds OF the people are agitated by differ.
ent sentiments aud factions.
"ocme are inclined 20 assert our indie.
pendence under the protection of the Ri
tish; others, principally the natives of Oid
spin, are for adhering to the Mother
Country, under any dynasty that may 90.
VeIn her. Others are dcsrOus Of Il British
legislation and sons few are perfecfly
French in their principles and wishes. IN
thus conflict OF opinion, VIVA. bu. anarchy.
and revolutions can await Us, uIless =
timely Interference Of the British shJa,d
preveut It.
GA letter was received here Yesterday
from Csdz, dated August 81, watch saws.
IN express has this moment arrived from:
the MARC Is OF Wellesley, the Briusl AIN.
oassddor "a Seville, TO the British consul
acre, ordering him TO put on board YES.
sci and immediately despatched for Bn.
gland, he's dispatches containing the &C
count OF the erection Of Regency, instead
Ut the CENTRAL Supre ne JUn,a, aud wnicn
IS composed as follows! The Archb,snno
Of Toledo, nephew to Charles, the IV.h,
Regent; AltamiFa aud Jovellauos, coadiu,
tors and CeVsilps, S4aVedra add General
CugSta, privy ou0ceilors"--5houid th.g
prove % be true, Of whIch have no doubt,
700 may depend upon ", that IL has been
brought about by the marquis Weli-si Y.
The marquih iOreseus ne loss OF so itn
mas formed tue Regency in time, w.th the
view Vi Us being taken out TO Mexico by the
British fleet for the safety and protection
of our colonies, who will with open arms.
receive ana admit the government of a,
Bourbon, and perhaps no other, projected
by and allied with England IN which
case we shall once more, become a safe s.
happy people. In the course of six weeks
| expect TO see entering our harbour, a
Combined Spanish and British fleet, carry
ing the royal standard OF Ferdinand 7tn.
God send that my expectations may be
realised.
" You arc already informed Of the shut.
ting Of the ports OF this island against all
foreign Aags 20 day we understood that
neutrais bringing negroes, "a ensils, *
lumber, vill be admitted, but 90 other ar
tICles. God preserve you, Sc"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

NEw-YoRE, November IS.
BY capt. O'ConnoT, in "a days from I.is-
bon, which pert re left on the 9 h Of o.
tober, we learn, that the British and Snan
isa Armies, under sir a. Wellesley Lord
w ehnstonl were at Badajos-Snd tn.
french at Talyera. Adv,ces had reached
Lasoon, that'Marshal SouIt, With his divi-
SION, was marching towards The North
destined for Oportc.
We further learn, that the Conb;,e,,
British, Spanish and Portuguese Armiss
were plentiiutly supplied with Provisions~
aud that or British ships OF the J,,ns
and vast number OF Transports. wey.. ~
the tagus. Markets at e s6on for amer
can Produce very dull.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

cd t. be nnabated aud the Jassa were at
tending rs much vo tie correction OF arc;
ent abuses, and the repeal og unpopul,r
taxes, as they were tn the accumul.;,on of
means to carry On tie war. Tue extracte
from the French papers copied into tn. (;..
zette of the Junts, are accompanied by We.
~ severe notes.
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CHARLRarnM Nnu !

htshFy Interesting Letter.
A mercantile friend has politely favored rs
with the following very interesting Let
ter, which we have translated Tor the
Courier,
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New Publications,

FOR SALE
1T COTTO To- STE Warts BOOKSTORE
CRANCH's Reports, volumes
Hening and Mumford's Reports.
Sugden's Law of Vendors and Purchases
Of Estates.
Eas,s Reports, volumes.
Laws on Plea,iing.
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harlison's ChancerY Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, anovel, by Miss Pot
er.
. Thaddeus OF Warsaw, do. by Miss Pos
ter
Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland, by Miss Ows
enson.
Georges and Bees, by R. Southeby.
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia, by Mrs..
Gettin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

TIE. subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will SELL the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, 4 miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington,
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, COM
tanning about 40 acres, on which IS a conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gem
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO /; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, a proportion OF inn
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made Any per-
son inclined to parchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. Jons DuLlN, adjoining
the said farm. or the subscriber on the PrssE
misses. ;.
z. Dulin.
ia
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Alexandra County, July 10.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

T be sold, at public auction, at Northtirl--
oerland court house, in the county OF Nor
tnumberand and state of Virginia, OH
TUESDAY, the fifth day OF September
next, at eleven O'Clock, In the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
.4noua,ing together 10 ABOUT 200 .dcres,
(sIYUATiI on the river Potomac, and
~ within about three miles Oh the court
house. hese estates formerly beionged 70
Presieu 2horAton, ESQ. and arc the same On
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but II is Under
stood, that about 1900 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, ana
"a considerable part thereof heavily umoered
rne uplailtls consist OF about l00G acres, aba
the whole is we'll calculated for the producer lon
OF corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and sinaft
graia, OF all kinds, IN great abundance nc
waters are Said to abound with excellent
hsa, oysters, and wild fowl Inc water car
rage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, ba-
imore, Acknowledgment the city OF Wash
ineton and as these estates possess several
rood mill seats, with an abundance of water,
nd plentiful supply OF timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewn to persons IN
clining 10 purchase, by Col. James 1100re,
who lives on them, or by Samuel BlaeSSoe q,
ESQ. who lives near to them; and the terms
of payment may DC known sufhclent time
before the sale. byappiying to either OF them
or to the subscriber in the city OF Phiiadel-
phia, & r,,7rc
June .ts) dts
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Subscribers
|ulE Publlihed,

- = : q
FOR S4LE By r. G-R Y,
.cELgAaATEp RoMAScE KNTIrLED
Ab aEl9LlNl,
THE BRAVO OF VENICE.
Translated from tf,e German, by M. q.
|xis, The veil known author of tie Castle
|edrs, Monk, aeigitha &c &c. Puce,
|ndsomey bound, one doHar--tf,el Engnsh
Jns sold at one dollar seventy five cents.
Aablsck Musician copjures up TINS lend
,Ai Do YOU trcmble, are We all aIrald
Ds. blame ve NOT for We are mortal,
b mortal eyes caDhotendttre the dey,i---
fsanj, thou dreadful Minister Of tie.l.
RICHARD III
|h justice to this excellent Romance, we
|edoRy remark, that the Gruid Dramatic
bee, which for seyera. seasons past drew
ch tlli houses to o,n. theatre, Is founded OH
! same subject, as translated by Ounlap;
I TIE acknowledged superiority of Lewis's
ralngs ortranslatlons IN the Romance style
ng SO Tar superior to any other OF our mo-.
Pa authors leaves encolnium unnecessary
lA the publishers. e
|NorR. Five editions of this Romance Were
Nina very short time, after publication in
fion--it is dedicated TO the. Earl OF MORA,
Lewis.
.Me 81
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FINE PASTURE.

=" = will be ready in about ten days to fur
: $ butchers and Others, Pasturage on our
s leo.
Philip Alexander,
1..,. John Luke.
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County Of Ateraddria, hay II, 1909.
Was Committed

70 the jill Of this csunty,as a runaway,
A. NEGROaMAN, who says his name is
N Henry Haggerman. He is about TWEEN
ty seven years Of age, S feet inches high,
stout made, had on white linen Jacket and
trousers, has scar on his nose. The owner
is requested to come and prove his or her
property pay charges and take him away
otherwise he will be disposed of as ne law
directs.
James Campbell, jallor.
Mayll-sJuiy 2si laWsR
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lust RECEIVED,

II IL ROE SALE By Il GRAY,
One elegant London maIe Patent PIANU
FORTE, with additional Keys to G md Pc
dal
One plain do with additional Keys and Pc
dial.
ON HAND,
One plain homemade do. q little used.
August 9.
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MOL A SES.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or TO be rented for term ofyears, or on fer
hetuaL ground rrnt,
A number of we'll built brick houses, seve.
raj of which arr Immediately tenantable, sl-
tuate on Greenleafs Point.
Also,
House Lots in almost every part Of the city.
.4ilhly to
James Greenleaf,
Or, in his absence TO
Samuel Elliot, jun.
Washington City, july Ola. dsw
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Is PRINTING in all It's va
riious branches. handsomely ex-
.ecuted with ACCURACY and dis.
patch.
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] John G.. Laid,

John G.. Laid,
Has Just received and offers for sale,
80 chefts Imperial and Youny
,son Teas Of the ship Arthur's cargo. IL
,Gted in June last,
2 pipes & half pipes choice
II Por; Wine
10 boxes ladies' Morocco Shoes.
zoo casks fresh Stone Lime.
ugust %
lift Received, and now offered
for fale,
4 few Pots ". India Szyeetmeats,
ysz.
Orsnge Peal,
Nancy pple, IN POTS.
Pine a pie,
Ginger.
Guava Jelly in pos and boxes.
Iamarinds.
Excellent Lemons in boxes.
Lines, and Orenges /.
Smoaked ana picked Salmon.
Sounds aud Tongues. s.
Picking Vinegar, and Groceries as usual.
Thos. Patten.
Angus %.
I.ue Dollars Reward.
O. fRAYED from the subscriber, on the
kJ 24tn OF last month SORREL MARE,
tie years old. has small star in her fore
head, a long switch tail, little white uncier
the locks of scr hind feet; she is Slender
MADE, low il flesh, aid very scaty. The q
hove reward will be paid to any person that
viii bling the above mare to the George,
Town ferry, by
Clement SeWall.
August %. st