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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17
FOR the ARGUS
A BOSTON TORY.

Among the mass OF articles which we
have sgeu transplanted from the English
prints latsly received into those Of Ame
RIGA, we find one which states, 1--WE have
received American Papers and Letters 70
the 27th las .==A letter from Boston, of the
2Jd, Is written under the III | COW ctIon IN al
NJ S0ar TUoatd ,esut from The imaedimenf
10 ne negotiation" We leave OUT of the
GU ston. whether the wri er of this Il tier
DE an American or an EBgilshman Be he
whom or what he may, il is very evident
that ne entertains a vefy contemplate o.
pinlon of the people oil the United STATES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

General Bruce should have succeeded in
obtaining the confidence ofthe Government
SO far as to obtain the important rank ne
held in the army. He had the honour oi,re-
ceiving the command of his m .jesry to de
fend to the last the batteries of the island
of South Beveland, aud yet he Abandoned
them to the enemy without firing a cannon
or musket, and returaed to Bergen OPP
Zoom. after having called together Coun;
CT, of war, to cover the shame OF a pro.
cSeding which so strongly excites the sus-
picion of treason. BY decree OF this date
his Majesty has deprived him of all his
military rank, and declared him incapable
OF ever resuming the fame AS Grand
Master of the Order of the Union, his Ma
jesty has besides declared him unworthy OF
holding any rank in that Order, and has
struck his name out of the list of the
knights. A part of the Royal Guards who
were at Bergsn-o -Zoom, being disguised
at the conduct of this Gen. refused TO re-
ceive him, cS
LEYDEN, Aug. S.
The French feet lies al the distance of
half mile from Antwerp. Within these
few days great number of troops have
passed through Gorcum, Harlem and Dord-
recht, and are ,destineu to Bergen.op.
Zoom, where ,it. is sup posed the principai
Dutch force will be coll cted. A consid /.
cradle train of artillery has passed through
Harlem. A squadron of curass rs a s. com
pany have arrived a, Dtrech from Leon.
.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17
JOIN HoLLINs, Has statel to the Ed.

John HOLLINS, Has stated to the Ed
tor OF the Is ala nure Federal Gazette.
mat the suit IN Chancery, was fovced upon
aim,-in order TO close fiIsly his concerns
OF all descriptions wi ] B.rney a dis
cussion, therefore, in the papers ne de-
clines, being before the prop II tribunal.
de 10 tue mean time, requcs tn 1t the pub
lie opinion. may be suspended as re-
-iAtes to the puolication of Saturday,, until
legal settlement is had, and 20 win ch no
unnecessary delay has ever been given by
nm.
Should any of the papers publish J. BIS.
pieceJ they are reques ed to add the above,
md rward their bills to the Editor of tbs
Baitimare Federal G zette.
Baltimore, Oct. 10 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17
TUaNpIKE COMPANY

A t a meeting Of the directorso Of thu said
A company, ON Friday the 13th of Octo
per, 1909.
Resolved, That the Shares of all de!in-
quent share holders In the said company
be sold at the Washington Tavern, in the
city Of Richmond, on 5 -urd " the Dist day
of next month, at ~ O'Clock of that day.
Resolved That call of FIVE dollars on
each share be paid by the share holders IN
the company to the treasurer, on or before
the first day of December next.
ACopy,
ids M N. SHEPPARD, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

OF E-- he subscriber having Administered
upon the Estate Of the lac Mr.. JOHN
HOSHeSJ ssnr. ofCnmb.r and, now Powha an
S'un y 1t IS estly requested If there be any
demands against that Esa'e, that they may be
brough' forward on or bsfore the & S, day of Ian
ua'y next, properl7 authentica ed AMI receive
PaymenJ as insend 20 make div sion of the
residue o. that Estate Immediately sf or che said
nrst day OF January mex after which this 2dver
t'senent will be plead in ba agSiust any claim
whatsoever.
JOHN CUNLIFFE, nd r.
with che will annexed.
CoalP'ts, Chester6 ID county, 16sh DC. 1900
(IJ)
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V Z" NEw.YoRK, Oct IL.
Late. and Imtortdnt London Mews.

The fine fast sailing Ship Pacific. Captain
Stanton, arrived at this port last evening in
81 days from Liverpool, ftom whence she
sailed on the Sd of September, Captain S. has
obligingly furnished the Editor of The Mer-
camille Advertiser with file of the Londo,,
Statesman Gan Administered paper) to the
31st of August, and Liverpool papers e. the
Sd of September, "a week later than hitherto
received) from which we have has lily made
the folio wing extracts.
. We learn verbally that Gen Armstrong was
IN Amsterdami and 1t was rumoured In Lon
don, he would return home in all September
no Official adYices had reached Londo the
last of August, Of peace having been conclu-
ded between France and Austria. -
Our readers will End in the extracts from our
London papers, that the Grand British Expedi-
ton to the Coas. of Holland was about return
ing rs they could not accomplish the gre At Oh
jecr of their enterprise.
LONDON, Angus IS.
Letters have been received from Bordeaux
to the 18th inst. which state that Bonaparte
was expected at Paris on the 18th, the ami
yersary of his birth day, but that his stop in
that Capital would be very short as it was un.
derstood that he would proceed Immediately
:. TO assume the command of the Freuch army
in Spain. The Project of Bordeaux had in
consequence issued orders to prepare for his
reception. 1t is obvious, no wever, thar this
was speculation formed upon the Presu.n I'd
certainty of speedy Peac- with Austria
An Expedition against Guadalupe is said to
be in contemplation.
In the Austrian districts, where the late bat
ties took place, 27 large villages remain de =
serted. Seventeen of them are wholly raya-
ged, and the remainder par tally so Mans
of the Inhabitants have taken up their abode in
the woods, forests s5c.;
The King of Prussia has lately paid six mil
lions of franks more Of the arrears OF the CON
tributions claimed by France.
The contributions levied on the Austrian
provinces by Bonapartc, amount to the enog :.
nous sum of f96, 240,0J0 franks.
August 80.
= The Monarch, Resolution, Ajax, Hero, and
Revenge, of "a guns each. arrived yesterday
at Portsmouth, with about 800 prisoners on
They are 10 be confined on board ships now
preparing for their reception at Ports mouth
Just as this paper was gong to press. we
received Hamburger and Altoona papers to the
18th inst. from which we have made the fol
lowing extracts
BANKS or THE ELBE, Aug.18
We have no news from Austria that givesa
ny certainty Of war or peace, and the geacra
opinion is, that the affairs of Turkey viii also
be decided in the Austrian Congress Of pea,e,
lift should really take place.
The ArchdulSe Charles does not share in the
sentiments of his brother the Emperor Fran
els, vino is said to be preparing to concld lie
peace at any sacrifice. The Archduke Charts
has on this account, resignet the chief CON-
mand OF the army, and not from indisposition
a Russian PlenipOten iary was hourly expect
ed at Schoenbrunn, from ST. Petersburgh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

NAPLES, July 1.
The Minister Of Finances to me PTes.dent
ofhe Gambler o { Commerte.
| have the pleasure to advise the
Cham0cE Of Commerce, tAat his majesty,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

hOCrOR G. WATSON offers his medical
- servicesto the inh .bitants of Richmond
and its eighborhood-He may be fund by an.
plying at Doctor Warllaw's shop. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17
October 10th, 1909

SiR EDIroR.
The following is the production of
youthful pea, and dictated by sincere de-
sire 10 muse into the female IN. d love of
knowledge. 1t You think it wortay of pub >
l'ca''oo, viii taank you to give 1t a place
III your paper
Yours, respectfully.
MACENAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

the present tine. But if the language was
40 p oohetic, it cer,ainiy WAS founded on
good sense of what honor and jus ice dictate
n he intercours. ofnations as we'll as ind, :.
srdulis. Would to God, that the councils
~ Strain weres under the gu.d ince OF as
la;i, wisdom. ard z Oh filth, as inspired
tie sen.imsnss wiicn have been gu ted.
- AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17
Glebe oRce, Three o'clock .

Glebe Office, Three o'clock.
Captain Stanhepe, aid dc camp to Sic A.
Wellesley, is just arrived with disp 4tches
from him, at Lord Castlereagl's OEice
The dispatches are down "a the Dist. Tn
contents have not yei TRANSFERRED. az
SECOND EDITION.
-Four O'Clock.
The dispa ches received from Sir Ar
thur Wellesley now Vsoount Wel ingtou
are not dated the 21st, but the 9th instant.
seven days after the date ofthe former dis
patches. ,,-f ,a
Il head quarters were sill at Deleito-
ss. Ii was his intention that Cuesta should
have rem iined at Talavera TO keep VIC
tor IN check, but as we stated in former,
the Spanish General followed the British
army, leaving the sick and wounded be :.
hind.
Victor and Soat had thus been enabled
tojoin, and Lord Wellington was unable ~
attack them.
The French, it was thought meditated 40
attack upon DeleitOsa, but the position was
considered perfectly safe.
a. 'scurrentiy reported, this evening, tia,
the Interior objects OF the Expsdit Oh 20 tAe
Sebeldt are Abandoned, and that the grea
ter part OF tropps VIII Immediately return
The expenses Of the Expeditions To SJain
and the Scheldt, It IS supposed VIII not faI
short OF Ei,yen Millions and that It will
be necessary 10 call Parliament together in
the month ct November.
CURRENFPRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat rs, SOS. los.
Fine do. 1925 loss.
Rye SIS. SIS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-11
f O K E | G. N.
VIA NEW-YORK.
Nineteenth Bulletin.
VIENNA, 9,tne Is.

VIENNA, June 10.
The anniversary Of the battle OF Marengo
was celebrated by the victory Of Raab, which
the right wing of the army, commanded by
the vicerov, obtained over the corps of the
archduke John and of the archduke Pala-
tine, which had formed their junction.
Ever since the battle Of Piava, the vice
roy has been closely pursuing the archduke
John.
The Austrian army were expecting to
take up their cantonments at the sources OF
the Raab, between St. Gothard, and Cor
mond.
On the 5th Of June, the viceroy Set off
!. from Neustadt and moved his head quarters
to Oedenburg in Hungary.
On the 9TH he continued his movements
and arrived at Guns. Gen. Eauriston with
his corps of observation, joined his left
wing.
On the 9th gen. Montbrun, with his di-
vision of light cavalry, forced the passage of
500 dragons belongingto the Hungarian in
surrection and drove them back upon the
Raab.
On the 9th, the viceroy marched against
Savar. The cavalry of general Glouchy
came up with the van OF the enemy at SavaI,
and took some prisoners.
On the 10th. general Macdonald arrived
at Cormond from Gratz.
On the 18th, the general of division Gre
nier metat Karako column of the enemy's
faukers which dritnded the bridge, and
crossed the river by main force. General
Debroc, with the 9th hussars, made spirit
ed attack against battalion Of 900 men,
and took 500 prisoners.
On the 18th, the army marched by the
way of the bridge of Mersa against Papa.
From the height the viceroy behsld all the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-11
From, the Boston Patriot.
THE BIRTH AND EDUCATION OF
n OWE

- In "a.
PROM THE FRENCH
WHEN Love first saw the light OF day,
All Nature on Cythera smli'd,
And his fond mother, Venus gay,
Said, . my self will nurse the ChAd.
Yet Love in vain tie nectar quaH'd,
Hut wilder'd In maze oil charms,
The cup pseferring TO the ttiaught'
Plnsd in his Goddess l.othcr's arms.
Nav the poor infant must be ted,'
Said Venus TO the Court above
Take him, the wisest in my stead;
Ard pray remember--a is LoOe
Straight ohar'd Ca, dor-smilng dame,
And Ienderness with beam'ng eve
And even Deiracy came
None could the toou OF Love supply.
Sometime Of Comfslaisance they thought,
!. Blu, she would spoil him, we'll me, knew,
And. lorg by sdge IA iter1erte taught,
TO trust In Piedsur. woa!d not tio.
THE synod long between them passed.
To FIX their choi,e were much distressed,
Till some one fohe at last, propose,
And Love soon prosper'd at her breast
Amid the train, with envious eyes,
The ckoce, It's said, was mark'd by Jog !:
She watch'G her moment, BY snrprize,
To seize herself the beaateous Boy.
Tn garb of Innocence array'd,
Torock the cradle she iitrlded;
And Hone. lii evil hour betrayal
To 81 ant the favor, Was dcluie<l.
1t chanced one day, that Hohe, inclin'd
The balmy sweets of Sleep to Share,
Tie little urchin weak and blind,
Lett to the far impostor's care.
Then Joy, with many wsnton kiss,
SMeet,neats tss such prefa-ior gave.
That Love, in scstacies of bliss,
Soon on her bosom found-his grave!
*Hs ko0e neoer net yvith thought more
ds,,case ~ m0se happily expressed Hsan IN
fssS au<.
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nut 4 due value on the benef, his royal pa
sriotism offered to them. One of the rams
sold at the first sale for AZ guineas, and 2 OF
the ewes for II guineas each the average
price at which the rams sold was 4 ~ IS.
and that Of the ewes 8 is. sd. each.
This most useful mode of distribution
has since tina, time been annually continued,
and the sales have taken place in the begin
ming of August. The last sale was held on
the 18th Of August, 1908, when the highest
price given for ram was "a It's. tor an
eve 1. SO It's. The average price of'rams
wa. { SO los. Id of ewes 90 12s. Sd. !;
most decisive proof not only that the flock
had risen very materially in the public essl-
NATION, but also that the sheep have not IN
any way degenerased from their original
excellence.
The wool was at first found to be quite
as difficult of sale as the sheep themselves
manufacturers were therefore employedto
make considerable quantity OF It into
cloth, which, when finished, was allowed
by both woollen diapers and tailors to be
quite as goad as cloth made OF wool i'm
ported from Spain. But even this proof
would not satisfy the scruples OF the wool
buyers, or induce Them to offer a price at all
adequate to the real value of the article; it
was found necessary, therefore, to have the
wool scowered, and 10 sell in that state as
Spanish wool, which, though grown IN Eng
land, it really was thus managed, the sales
were easily effected for some years, at a
price equal to that demanded for the prlma
piles of Imported Spanish wool at the times
when the bargains were made.
Time and patience have at last superseded
all difficulties, and his maiesty's wool has
now for some years been sold as clipped
from the sleeps backs, the sheep having
been washed, and the whole management
of them carried on exactly in the English
manner at price not less than as, Go. a
pound, which, allowing for the loss weight
in the scowering, costs the buyer at least
IS. sd. pound, tolerable price for Span
ish wool when plenty of it could be pro-
duced, though not possibly SO hish'a one as
ough, to have been given or as will bs ob
tanned for the anglo Negrete pile, whea
the value of the articls is fully understood,
The race Of another capital Cavana has
now been added to the riches of this coun-
Try, the Paular, and the draught from il is
large, than on any other occasion has been
suffered to leave Spain; the animals have
been selected with skill and attention, ths
pile they belong to stands at the very top OF
our English list, and the shesp have been
mos. ier,ana.v,v placed at the disposal Of
our most gracious king, whose shepherds
have demonstrated to the public, in an ex-
perience of II years of their management
of these interesting animals, that they can
not only continue the breed in its original
purity, but can also preclude all danger OF
degeneration in the article Of wool.
r q Il X q NJ
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lcoNcLuDED.l

From that time to III, present the opinion
Of the public, sometimes perhaps too I'M
wary, & at others TOO cautious, in appreciat
ing the value and adopting the nse OF novel
kinds of sheep, has gradually inclined TO
give that preference 20 the Merinos which
is so justly theirtlue. At hrst it was inn
possible 10 6nd purchaser willing to give
even moderate price either for the sheep
or, for their wool the shape of the sheep
did not please the graziers, and the wool
staplers We're utterly unable to Judge OF the
merit OF the wool, it being an article so ma
ny times finer and more valuable than any
thing of the kind that ever before passed
through their hands. The butchers how
ever Were less timorons theyreaaily offer
ed for the sheep, when fa,, fair mutton
price; and there are two instances in which
when the fat stock agreed Tor was exhaust
ed, the butcher Who had Dough, Them anxi-
ously enquirsd for more. because he said
the mutton was SO very much approved OF
BY his best customers.
1t was NOT however, Till the year 1904,
thirteen years after their FIRST in,rodac ,ion,
that is was deemed practicable to sell them
by auction, the only certain means of plac-
ing animals in the hands of those persons
who set The highest value upon them, and
srr consequently the most likely to take
proper Care of them. The attempt how
ever succeeded and the. prices given de-
monstrated, tha, some at ieas, of his ma
.issY's subjecss had =. that time learned to
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-11

Some circumstances ,elai,oe to Nerino 3heet,
cAisfy collected from the Spanish .Shet-
herds. 1rho attended, th0se Of me Flick ii
Pauiar, lately presented to the eng Of G.
Britain blythe government Of Spain; zvilh
particulars respecting that great nationa
acquisition; aada's0 respecting the 3heep
Of the Flock ef Nesfeie, imported fran
SPAN By his ngesty. IN the year 1871.
IcoNcLUDED
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IWPLRAAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, JusEs1s.
TREATY WITH AMERICA.

Lord Henry Petty rose, pursuant to his
notice, to move Tor certain papers relating
10 the attack on tn. Chesapeake, in addi-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-13

July 26-ti.eeserfes and I'm sroven,ers. The
difficulty OF procuring fibres ufisiently fine and
elastic FOR micrometers has induced gentleman
to use the spiders web. which he found so fine,
opaque, and elastic, as 10 ans wer all the purpo
scs ct practical astronomy. But az it is only the
stretcher, or long line which supports the web,
that possesses these valuable properties the diff
hcuity OF procuring it has compelled many opti-
Clans and practical astronomers to employ the
raw hbres Of unwrought silk, or what is still
worse, the coarse silver wire manutac ured in
tins country. For these substitute l. as been OBJ.
tanned, in n delicate glass fibre, which enables
the observer to remove the error of infection,
while it possesses the requisite properte. OF opa-
city and elasticity.
Mr.. Spencer Smith has lately introduced that
valuable plant, Smerna madIer, into this coun-
try Mr.. Smith furnished the society OF arts with
some seed, from which Mr.. Salisbury, Of the Boz
tanic Garden, Sloane-street, has raised plants
that have grown IN the most surprising manner.
lie expects to obtain seed from them, and there
IS every reason to hope that this useful dye-root
VIII become nsturalized in our soil
M. Doulergerais, optican to Bouaparte, has
produced ponderous flint Of glass, intended for
The manufacture of achromatic glasses, in which
he has attained degree of perfection equal to
those OF English manufacture The glass inside
by HIM IS heavier than flint glass its specific
being only 1929.
Lieutenant colonel Lindsay, of Grove. House
Edgware, has obtained patent for telegraph,
or apparatus, which conveys intelligence with
rs much facility by night as by day.
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FOREIGN SELECTIONS.

LONDON, July 15.-MR. P1rr's MoNr-
AENT-The monument to be erected in the
Guildhall of London, is in a state of great for.
wardness. This exquisite piece of sculpture is
the production of Mr.. J. G. Bubb. of Grafton.
street, Fitzroy Square. The massy substance ON
winch the figures in this composition are placed,
Is intended TO represent tine Island of Great I,ri.
tam, and the surrounding waves On an eleya-
ton, IN the centre the Island, Mr.. Pitt appears
III hrs robes, as chancellor of the excheuuer. in
the attitude ola senatorial orator. Atthe wing.
ON the immediate foreground two erect statues
characterize his abilities with national energy.
wihch IS embodied, and riding on symbol of
the ocean IN the lower centre they assist TO de-
scriDeJ alusiyely, the effects of his sdministrati-
on M'ne'Od IS on his right, overcoming anarchy,
theTeDy securing internal repose to the country.
Inerehry is on the left, as the representa- Of
G'hI'nsree and the patron ofpolicy To describe
'he unprecedented sblendor o. 5ueccIs which
crowned tie British navy, while Mr.. Pitt was
MINISTER, the lower part of the monument is &C.
cupied by statue of britannia, seated triumph
antiy on a sed.hoTse in her Left land is the usu.
al emblem OF naval power, and her right Craps
uuhderoolt, which size Is prepared TO huri at the
enemies Of our country.
AS the place assigned in GuildhaIl for the
monument OF Mr.. Pitt is Immediately Opposite n,
that erected 10 the memory of ths iliustrious
LORD Chatham, the artist has taken care so to
construct tie pedestal, mOudngs, bre actb, ele-
yalion, and architectural parts Of his design. that.
N the points OF dimension aud outline. IL
may serve as a companion TO the Tlonug1ent al
ready executed to tho father Of the illustr,ou.
VIM. Pts
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August 4.

EEORGE WATT has JUST reccived, and offers
~ FOR SALE. Sicily, Nadei,a, and SdSrry
VINE. by The Hha and ~, east, Green Lo5ee,
Orleans Sugar b. the md Ce,Dran PlaHl!as
SIMPLEX BY the piece or ,ase, haif pint Glass Tan
6iers IN "ases Of 1000 eaed, and NeD l.,k Se4t c,
Candles.
ON HlND, MaGeiya Wine, Orleans and 1fus
eo0sao Sugars, Green Co Zee, Noi+sses, Prime
Pork, LiUerpooi and Stone Ware, Soaeh,ng, II,
son, SKIN, and Ganpogs4e, Tea, Spanish SECURE,
Hdisins, almonds, NRtmcgs, UIHao,O Ginss,
Mems (, Womens Shoes, yohich he zsiI dispose
Of 6y 7OholesaIs on reGsons6!e ,Ums.
.f1ly ~, n
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PRICES rs FOLLOWS .


ar A liberal discount made to wholesale pur
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address.
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANIS TER c, Go.
August 4. wifi
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Wish to lease my farm, in th< neighborhood
4 of this City. There is very good brick
house and other necessary buildings upon it. It
contains Gfty-six acres, of which about ten are iI
clover, and about nine in natural meadow. The
whole is inclosed with good posting and railing.
1t may be had for one or more years, upon rent
or shares proper security being given for the
one or the other.
Edmund RANDOLPH
Oct s. yy3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-13

a CARD.--DOC1OR LEWIS, lately Grors
4 the West indies, has opened hrs o !.ice, at
Manchester, IN the house Of Mr.. l. Bishop, for
tho practice Of Physic, .Shygety, and biIUi|ey1.
He hopes from his success aud experience, to
merit the patronage Of liberal public.
N Is. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. (lJ- Advice
for the poor, Syafis.
Semptember 20. "
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u ATTESEA PAPER MILLS.-Thosc who
~ wish to encourage the manufactures OF their
own state are informed, that they can be suprli-
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-13

n B. The Sale of the Lots adjoining Col.
Quarters was formerly forbidden, but the title
wd now be guaranteed to the purchasers