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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-06
NATIONAL BANK.

NATIONAL BANK.
Mr.. Bayarfs bill, now before the
| senate, enacts that national bank shall
be established at Philadelphia, with a
capital OF twenty millions of dollars,
divided into fifty thousand shares of
four ha1Hted dollars each; aud thar
subscriptions for shares be opened in
the diiferenr states, on the arst day of
October next. The bank 10 to be
chartei f3s84o years. There are to
DC IS directors. In voting for direc-
tors, stockholders actually resident in
the United States and none other,
may vote by proxy. The corporation
is to DO prohibited from purchasing any
public debt whatsoever. Offices may
be established whenever the directors
may see fit, for the purpose ofdiscouut
&c deposit only. The 7lh section emu
merates the places at which Offices
may be established in the U. States
the branch bank at New York is to
have capital Of 100000 dollars.
fhs U. States reserves the righs ofsub-
scr:bmgfor four millions; which SUN
the bal{ds to loan them for ten years.
The Legislatures of she several states
have also right to subscribe TO All a
mount not exceeding six millions, to
DC apportioned anong thsm. The
18th and last section of the bill enacts,
I" That the bank herein provided for,
shall take effect AMI be established on
the 4rl day of March next ) aud that
no other branch shall be established
by any future law of the u. States lu-
ring the continuance of the corpo-
ration hereby created; for which taa
faith of the United States is hereby
pledged"
D. Gazette.
That our readers nay form cone
idea OF the wealth OF South Ane-
RIGA, we shall state (fro,n official al
| thority) the quantity of gold aud Sill
yer coined in Mexico alone toe oae
year, ending the LIST of January 1910.
'Fhis coinags all bears sne new stamp
Of Ferdinand the 7sh.
In Gold i,464,s1e
Silver 2t,7o9,164
| fetal S 26,172,9s2
! ~ N. Y. Gazette.
A Whale, measuring fifty feet in
length, was lately to1ed on shore near
Newport, K. Island.
! Abstract of produces. exported fro n
the port of Fredericksburg ana Fal
mouth, CO umencing the fst aud cad
ing the s1st of NJ arch, 1910.
/ 9,t3s Barrels of Flour.
+ 1850 Bushels of Wheats
1905 Bushels of Cora.
7o8 HogsheAds Of Tobacco.
AND. CIVILIANS,
Surveyor
MANsfzD ,-..Oa Saturday last, by tn
Rev Mr.. ~Buchafian,. VILLA rs CAR
TER, Esq. of Sfirley;.to the much al air
ed Mss CaA2LO L TE FOU5aEE. Sc
cord daughter Of DR.. William Foushse, o
this city.
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t4A b q 9 IL 5
roR sAIs& ar S. PLEAs4ars' PRINT
LNC OFFICE:

PLAYS. Agrel. variety Of so ng
school f,r Gators Books
Vintssers FTuga. Housewife
H4iS Cooper's History ofN.
Khling no MurIsr am South Aderics
Yes or No 2 Spir of Masonry
Gurney's short.aand
An assortment Of els. writing
gait Family BibleE Amstie4n Clicks mag
w alsh's mercantile aEine
ArItamstic Towers on tEe Prophse
Pearcs'a Memoirs cies
Parsnt's A,sis,ant, by Ros-oe's life OF I.es,ssas
Mas Edgewsr,h kth.
2Gnbist's Maglzins BIO "a Diaiouary of
Wandering PRhahthro- the Biblc
piSs FergIsJfs Roman re.
Fonblanque on Equity public
SheridAn's Lecture Exile Of ';rin
Romance Of the ~ e. Aarrotgs 5.spgzIes
nees tne f'inSe de Lignes
Practieal farner Letters Of
Ahianln Rez MySeriss Of Udolphe
" Mon.fort Ms. Opis's Simple
Cheap Repojit'ry Tales
Saowden's American Fra. & tters Of Viryiu.
Revolution ia
Evetna--a Novel
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-, On Thursday tae 22l of March
after an illness of only six days, MIC. A
COWLEY. Hls loss Is muc
lamented by all as friends.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-06

AZ Sandy diH, near Charleston
Is. c. on the 1jtI at. CIV. WiGatAA
VA5dINGr5N, a Distinguished soldier
og the Revolution,
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VIII De 39!I,

I'd the nlglcsr bidder, at HanoEer
Court House on ,ne n "Wednesday ia
Aprd next, bsiRg tne 25.a DAY of the
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HanoVer, MACH rs. IoIo. 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25

Set thine house In or.ler.-Keer
lyour worldly affairs carefully arrang-
led. See shat all your accounts stand
exact and FAIR and let none Of them
remain for long while unsettled. En-.
deavour TO keep even with your bust
ness, by always doing, If possible. the
business Of the day within the day.
Be careful to have your seculsr mat.
tiers, of every description, in such or
der; that not 'ouly yourself but Others
can fully understand them, and that
there be no room left for bitter con-
,tenrions and expensive lawsuits con-
corning them, after you are in the
grave.
Set thine house in order.-If Will
be necessary to an equitable distribu-
ton OF your estate; If any of your ia
mily or friends would suffer wrong,
should you happen to die intestate, or
If family discord would be the likely
'copsequence---then neglect not to
make aWill, while you are in health.
Put it not off to the period of decline
and sickness, both because one has e.
nough else to do upon death bed, and
because per-chance you may die with
out single hours notice. VI any an
estate has the Monitor seen melted
away in the settlement, the widow and
and the orphans robbed of their rights !;
and many a family too embroiIed in
sharp domestic disputes and all for
the want of reasonable care and pre-.
caution.
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~ OsYsIHC E.

THE Subscriber has reu.ed and removed
his Couuting Room TO the large new
Brick Luuiberkouss, near .Shocboe Ware
house. AID lately occupied by Mr.. James
C.@A,fkoHy. This House is calculated 70
Store upwards of 500 Hhds of Tobacco
and several Thous nd Barrels Of -Four :
Il is situated. convenlent to the Hasin3 OF
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered with Tile.
THOMAS. Guy.
Richmond. 2osn Sept 1910 SIN
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On The pleasure arising from Pablic

X. -
On The pleasure arising from Public
Worship.
TO MARY.
How dear TO piols souls the day,
Which bids them to the church repair
How sweet to cast tEeir cares away,
And nieettheir Heavenly Father there,
Q how love that place of rest,
Where minsling with the peaceful train,
DEVOTION els the yielding breast.
And soft emotions bless her reigu..
If such the happiness that. springs
From prayer and praise in union sweet,
What must we feel when angels wings,
Shalt wait ustc the Sayiour's feet!
That Heaven must be a BLESSED place
MY Mary's gentle signs declare
And when view her lovely face,
D how my soul expat.ates there
Yes, Mary, when in thy bright eyes
Dsvotion's rising beams see,
Fond faucy follows to the skies,
To learn if angels look like thee."
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Description ho1u 10 set the Screso Nils
to soork in Grist Mills, or to Vo,k
them BIZ hand.

jeSctl pt5on h01U 10 set the Scre5V NILS
to Vork in Grist Mills, or to wo,k
them by land.
THE perpendicu' ar Screw Mill stands
right on the Mill Stones ani is at !.
tached to the cock head of the spindle OF
d mill stone by a spindle made of wrought
Iron, coupled To the lower end of the
Screw The Hopper is let into two pie
ces CT timber, these two pieces are screw.
ed to the sides Of two pos;s, one each side
tie stcnes. he Hopper is also screwed
down 10 the side pieces that embrace it,
lycu must know that the stones run the
| right way to suit the Screw.
| The Hor,zontai Screw Mill is set be-
tween two pieces one Oh each side of two
posts--Screws gp through these pieces, and
Through the Screw Mill Hopper, with four
screV bolts to hold it firm TO ITS place
this Screw in a Grist Mill must have It's
n o,ioD, by whee from the end OF the
screw, and may stand any direction fram
the stones ab1se as convenient. The broken
Corn X Cobb, or plaster, may be conyeyeS
| IN a spout 20 the stones to grind to any
Ihneness, wanted for stock, DistiilIng or Ma.
Dures THIS Screw may be put m motion
| by hand break, and fly wheel OF wood
about teet diameter, let on the end OF
the Screw, Width Will enable one person
TO break the substances as steel t1ominy
Nils so wanted at any plantation destitute
of water works. or u may have motion by
one horse, or by an Ok at small ex-
pensc.
hope the pubic will receive considera-
bic advantages by the " l'ty sf'these Ma
chimes, which will highly crafty their
Mott Obt. and
very Handle Servt.
John Moody.
Richmond, Sept. i7ths 1910.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
PAN AWAY from the Subscriber last
Christmas, negro man by the name
. c. E A s. A r.

efa toIerable black complexion, Between s
and. feet high, about thirty years cid---he
is a likely sensible artlut fellow, with a
pleasing continuance, apt 10 smile or LAUGH
IN Conversation, the inside of his upper iip
tHLns out mere than commcn, be hes a
quantity of whelks on his back, aud some
sn his breast occasicned by the whip. 7
tbnnct describe his clothes, as he Changed
them before he left the neiailliourbood
NsRn he started for New-kent county to
Mr.. Thomas Ciaiborne's, whom Dough,
h rh o., when he arrived in January last,
MIR. Claiborne instead of senting him 10
nr. got hini 10 work in his plantatisn and
kept him IN his employ near FIVE months
however he informed roe of tel applied
buttbe Negr got out Of the way then sold
bim to Mar. John Parish OF New. K emf
az Ethan, in a sham TO try 20 get MIN.
but inta;n. 4 will give The above reward
If delivered to me at home in CamDbeIl
county, Stzupton River, Brooke Neal. or
twenty Dollars, to secure HIM in jail so
JOHN BROOKE.
Sept. 10th, 1910. 3wp.
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FROM TnEsArIosAL 1srrIIfeEsors

It's full time to apply an aniidote
TO the proAigate spirit, that has been
50 long actively employed in .raduc-
ing the American name. IF there is
any virtue, any honor, any spirit IL
the public, they should cover with
contempt the unprincipled wretch,
who strives, by the propagation O.
endless faisehoods, to subvert those
sentiments and convictions, that are a.
mongaH nations the immutable foun-
l.la,ionsof whatever is great and use
| full. In free government much lati
itude should be allowed to political
discussion. The conduct of public
men are the Legitimate topics of in
yesligation, and their motives may be
freely arraigned. But when this H..
berty, deserving these themes, sports
with national character, and aims at
destroying patriotism, the main spring
| of all free institutions when it labor 5
to blacken and depreciate every thing
native that is virtuous and noble, and
TO instill preference for foreign in
istitutions aud habits, it is time for the
indignant irowns of an abused people
to punish the calumnistors, by with
drawing their support, and marking
them as fit objects of the general con.
tempt.
This is not the cause Of party, but
of the nation. The opposition is al
most as much interested in it as the
friends of the administration. The In
terest is common: For whatever set
of men or party may triumph for a
time the nation still remains. The
same difficulties and trials await it. In
the succession of events there will he
dangers within and perils without.
which will call for CO. operation and
exertion, and for an active and ener-
getic use ofall the means in our pow
er TO maintain our independence and
our rights. In vain will this call be
made upon people degraded in their
own eyes. The honor appealed to
will be found TO be shadow, or the
empty dream ofpast times. The spi-
rlt invoked will be dead.
The individual who thinks meanly
of himself is Incapable ofgenerous SEN
liments OF heroic actions. However,
he may deceive himself, he is consi
dered by others as slave, and will
act, and be treated ike slave by
them. Ifthe individual is thus degrs-
ded, how much more so must nalicn
tbe, that forms such an estimate, every
trait of whose character is fashiooeJ
tby public sentiment Why was The
iufanf, which drew his breath in III
proud DAYS of Greece and Rome, rear
ed to hardihood and hcroisml Ii was
because the universal sentiment Of his
country was lofty and un5ending. II
was because the cradle IN which hr
was rocked was that of Hercules it
was because his mo.hsr's milk flied
bis little veins with the rich tIood lhst
flowed fresh fsom the heart OF his IA
Their. H. those dys every thing pty-
steal aad mcral corspired 10 make the
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ID Z virtue Of deed Of Trust executed
1b to US for the purpose Of securing the
payment. Of a certain sum of money due
from John r. Hamm to John Letter, viii I've
Sold, st Paintyilie, on Saturday the 18Th
,lsy of October next, for ready money,
-Four hundred aud thirteen acres OF
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MONITOR.

-" Set thine house in. order; fos thou
shalt die"
2Kings Xxx
THE reader will remember on
What. occasion, to whom, and upon.
whose authority, these solemn words
We're spoken; and how nightly they
aifec,ed one of the greatest and best
men then living; insonnch that he turn
ed hisiace to the wall, prayed earnestly
Tor lie, and wept sors.-But why did
8 cd Hezekiah weep! Why weptI
ne at beiEg told of the near approach
of an event, which he before knew was
inevitable /; an event too, that to hin,
personally, would Dc gain? Could that
nan fear to die, who, sole mnly ap.
P~aling to God, was able to say,
!" Remember how I have walked be-.
fore thee IN truth, and with a perfect
heart, and have done thar which is
good in thy sigh, s---No: he was al
fiieted for those he should leave behind
him his heart had been set in order;
bur not his house perhaps. Daring:
the fourteen y airs he had ALREADY
|reigned, he had done mach for the
church cf God, much for the welfare
of the, kingdom he governed; and
wished TO domore. He had begun a
glorious reiormatien, and earnestly
desired to see it Brought 10 greater
degree of perfection. Also, he had,
IN common with other men, family
tics and interests that engaged him,
domestic affairs, which per-adventure
were in too perplexed a state to he
llsft to others TO settle tbem.-Hence
| Cat least In party the extreme agi;ati-
on and grief he manifested, when he
thought himself &C deprived of the re-
idue of his years." ADD that he should
:, behold man no more with the inha-
bitapts ofthe world"
We are journeying on through this
world, and need no prophet to tell US
that Tomorrow, or this day, may put a
final period to our journey, and fix us
in that world, from whose limits emo
travt Her RETURNS" The first thing
ineedfui, is 70 prepare to enter the aw-
full threshold OF the invisible world, by
a faithful application of the remedies,
land dill gent use Of the meaus, which
1.-THE Gospel has provided for our fallen
(, nature; the next is, to keep all our
matters in such posture as TO be rea-
| dy TO leave our families, our relations
and fellow travellers, at the shortest
notice, and with least Inconvenience to
| them.--SuGice it at present to touch
upon the last Of these points only.
/ Set thine house in order Live,
lday by day, with your family, with
your wife, with your husband, with
your children, with your Neighbours.
as knowing not but the present DAY
may be your last. Whatever remains
Iuudoue, which it is in your power to
do for the best interests Of your faui-
Nv, OF your neighbours ard acquain-
lance, or OF community at large, do it
quickly. Ii you have any acts ri kind.
mess aud compassion to EXECUTE; IL
you have committed injuries which
ought to be repaired; IF YOU have re-
ceived injuries which ought 10 be for
l2iven; IT friends or relations are at
variance, whom by seasonahle inter.
lpositlon itwouId be easy TO reconcile /;
1t those you most esteem and love
stand IN need Of advice. Of reproof, of
assistance, of support'--these, and
whatsoever good thing else, IF an,
name or nature, 4" thine hand hnde,h h.
no Go, 90 il with all thy might"
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l. A n ID,

lying IN the county OF Amelia about three
s1:Ses below Paioevilie also FIVE Me-
CkOks', 90 wiz Jack, Editns Thomas,
Jenny and James.
San'l- Ford, T.,,.,1..
Austla Seay, i''p'ON''
Amelia. 18Th Sept. Ieso. ST.
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MerIrlo Sh ep !
lust Arrived in the, Schooner Grey
:. hound, Capt., Baxter, from Lisbon,
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
Mefiinlo Sheep

which, were Shipped by VIM. Jarvis, Esq
q. S. Consul. az - ,s
They will be landed Tomorrow and
pastured at Fair Field, where they may
be seen.--For rerns os sale and other par
ticulars apply 20
Sept. 81, 1910. IF
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J. PRYOR,
GEO. VIM. SMITH
mo. STAPLES.

Richmond, Sept. 7ih, 1910.
~ have got sett of Mculds made
to cast the perpendicular Screw Gen.
tlemen may be supplied at the Armory
with thar kind nov. The Mouids for the
ftorizOntai Screw will som be made.
J. MOODY. :
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EPPINGTON,

Lying on Appomatox River about "a miles
above Petersburg. containing one thoosaud
acres, about four hundred Of winch are in
woods. Mr.. Childers, manager on the
plantation, viii shew il to those disposed to
p6f chase.
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hTOTICE TO FAR ERS AND

/ kTOTICE TO FARMERS AND MIL
IN 'I.bfsS is hereby given, that nave
just fereiyed from Phiial;eiphia, two of
OLIVER EVANS PA TENTEO SCREW
Mills, a Perpendicular aud horizontal
form, IN cast iron metal Of the hardest EN-
lper. Ihave carried the screws to The. pub.
lie arRUry tor the inspection of gentlemen
farmers and miliers who desire to use them,
where, can have others cast los sale. The
screw Mills of either form will be sold at
the moderate price Of IS Dollars, including
the patent fee OF twcnty cellars. These
screw mills have been t,und notrhwartl,y
where1they are much IL use, to be vefy
profitable machine, to farnersin breakiag
the corn aud ca,5 together, 20 enable Their
stock 10 Consume the whole substance with
case and bsneit. Ii has been ascerta,ned
that two barrels of Corn and cobb broken
together syithese screws. are fully equal TO
Three barrels given in the usual way.
Also, for brsakng Plaster of Paris in small
Jumps for grinding IN mills for manure /.
Also, taose VINO are in the habit of distil-
Ing spirits, may extract an additional quar-.
tity from corn and cobb brok, n together,
1t must be acknowledged by ali, that stock
would not ear the COBB by degrees as they
generally do, were it not TOR the nourish.
ment they receive from It. The screws ma v
be put IN molsoa irom mil at small ex.
pense, and turner's may give tnem motion
oy a, crank similar 10 a ST nds.one, The
paientec. 81 these screws has authorised me,
his agent, to make SUCH alterations in the
constructions as 10 grind small homipy.
but tnese alterations tnust'not affect the two
grant prncipies of tue inventioa. Having
had some experience Of mill operations.
will choose bolting cloths for millers tn.
best III, this market, The public may be
assured l will serve them with easurs
arc hope 10 share their commands, which.
VIII be punctuaiiy Attended TO by their mos
| abedient, =
I JOHN MOODY, Agent
for Oliver Evans in Virginia and all the
Southern .States.s =
Richmond, fsIs uss 2gd, 1910. w6t
Il We, whose names are hereto subscribed
1f,ave examined and Inspected two Screw
Mills, or Corn ana Plaster breakers,
isaid 90 be Invented by Mr.. Oliver Evass
lei Pnuadeipnis. sent to the care of Mr.
John Moody Of this Cary, and according u
our opinions we TANK tpese Machines Will
answer the purposes intended very well -
aud De oseiu' 10 the pubic and We free
! iy fecomment iheFn.
J. PRYOR,
GEO. WIN. SMITH,
| EEl C,I~Apy ~
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Birbmbna 4prirs Gtirrent.
--.a RSs--.s ~
TcoRREcTk.D WEExLY.1

CASH:
ID. C.,
rosAcco, 500
WHEAT [sEw1 40
FLOUR [sufEKr1sE1 9 90
Flour sLFrnE1 =: 8 so
coRN,. I. 90
HEMP, PER roN, $50 90
IRON, Ito GO
BACON, =. 90 IL
wHiskRvj -. co. 60
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FOR SALE.

nm the plantation in Chesterfield county,
- the residence Of the late Mr.. Frascs
Eppes decd. will besscld on the 10th day
October next to, the highest bidder, about
Z twenty valuable Negroes, consisting Of men
women and children-amopg them is good
carpen,er, and a good miller Also the
stock of horses, mules, cattle, s'aeep' and
hcgs, a neat coacheea aud harness for four
horses, gig and harness. the plantation
tools, some household and kitchen furn-
tpre-amongst the horses are two valua,
BILE brood mares--Nlary Gray the dam Of
Wonder and Palafox--a bay Mare out o.
Mary Gray by Dare Devil. The stock of
Cattle and sheep are equal IL not superior
TO any in Virginia. Cash will be required
for all sums Of thirty dollars or less---for
all purchases exceeding thirty. dollars a
credit OF twelve months will be allowed,
on the purchasers giving. bonds with the
most approved security from the
da'e ofthe bonds wall be demanded if they
are not penctuaIly paid.
John w. Eppes,
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PsISrEsG - all i's variety neatly ex-
eeuted at tisis oRice.
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FoErnEscouaANr.
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Jer,nan Baker.

Jerman Baker,
Sept. 18th, 1s10s
AT the same time and place may be
phrchased. of the representatives Of the
late Mar. Eppes, that valuable plantation
called
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AEss MAINrAIEs EHE soyEREicNrY OF THE PEOPLE.
Asp FsIpAHs,l 81 sAMDEL Pile AsANTs, Iurr

- g . = 20 4 Sc IsE M 2ts
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Fifty Dollars .Reward.

ID AN AWAY, from the subsc. ;ber's plan.
4 T. tation in Faint fax coanty, or Suday
night last, a negro man oamed FRANK. s
ieect 10 inches high, stout ,aatle, bout ~
years oil age, black complexion, when spok en-
to mas a Gown ,ook, and in speaking has
somethi' 6 Ola staMmer Al the same t.rns
went Oft negro girl, named Ha1 IDA,
She is OF YER, lis.ht conpssxion, about s
years Of age, hsr c'oathipg IS Yar.ous, some
OF caiicoe Others OF Country cIu.h4~the a.sn'o
cioahing Is suoh as pantaton ne groea gene
rally have oi country cloth t4tou 9 aontks
tago mu'atto man went CT rom Tie same
place-he is'about !eel 9 inches high. about
IS ,ears OF age, slender made very sond Of
strong liquor, his cloathi'g sacIs as The a.
bovc-he may have procured some addition
to bis common since his elapemeat wiz
give for apprehendirg sach 81. he fellows,
1wenfy DoAars an for The girl rtu Dollers.
ILe mulatto man was Iona hanker;ug about
this town and may be still Iapsing "a or about
il. The girl has a lnotheg somewhere IN the
lower END Of Fairfax county. n-ar the river,
where she may endeayor 90 aecrete herself.
:an1es Meth
April ls. dlf
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April ls.
JUST RECEIVED.

Fer Schooner MARY, Cansaig CoLE, iron. So.
1Gge, and for safe 81 "a. smbecr5s,s
81 barrels Of Coffee,
geo Spanish Hides,
400 whole. and
100 half baxes fret quality spanssss Ssegsys
IN STORE,
so bolts first quality Nassis. Ds,,cso
90 do. Cd dc
SO bolts Ravens Dncz
bale Russia Shsetinss
COCO lbs S. inc ''wine.
5" barrels No Bee. I
10 do. Prime porl.s
boxes by Window Grlasss
And general assortment Of Ship ctban~
dlery.
Yeaton and CONWAY
December Is. s2sa459w
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assistance can be Of any use TO Mr.. Madi,
son in obtaining and keeping possession OF
the Spanish province Of West Florida! Or
has colonel Burr any fur,hrr projects 70 ex
eeusr upon our western and southern IRON, !,
tiers, in which the influence, lalen's and
military skill Of the abiest of.t''e Bona.
parties can DC employrdto advantage! W.
have one Of the family among US already !;
more are not desirable to honest mn r.
II s. Cu2ette, 3