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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
Po,l Of Richmond.
OcreBsa 9.

OcreBER 9.
E NTERED.
Schr. Active, Walter, Nerlolk.
.Sloop Fox, Eghert, Ne, York.
Thorn, 'Sneden, 10.
Ship John & Adam, Kaight, London.
CT E A r Z d.
,Sseop- Fox, Egbert, New. York. .
shr-Ameriean Eagle, Williams do.
I<Ndna, Somers, Philadelphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

WAsHiNcToN-C CRY, Oct. 8. {
The Secretary efthe Treasury arri
we'd in this city on Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

go .Wlsii u HIKE about EWEN-
II NEGHo ME- Y by the monsh or !.
tor 'he~roalance of this year there
fore, those who have hanGs to hire and
will find liberal prices given nv ME
SAMUEL WOODY. y
Chesterfield OF. Q. Gu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

A "a. 49, *
A disposition 20 prevent schism, IA
tai, perhaps, 20 the parry, has induced
a recollection Utmost CT the old mem
bers bur they have every where been
re-elected upon grounds totally differ.
emit from thason which they have here
tofore acted. The good sense OF the
people, we will venture to say, Ina, Civ
en- a.shock TO legislative gdrfulity
from which those who have been re-
markable for saving much aud doing
little will not speedily recover. On
theWhols il appears that republican
sftiI shts IRE so firmly rooted in the
cdf2sf thatI federalism may he consi-
dst . as bu led for at least City years.
MARRIED, -On Monday evening
last, by the Rev'd. J. ID. Blair, Or.
Samuel Peasants, of Powhatan, TO Miss
Margaret Y. +. Heth, of Curlcs. Hen
irco county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

The elections for Congress, as far
as we have heard, are favourable TO
tie cause OF repuolicanism. In Ma
gNnd, and indeed, almost every
wEre else, a tone of Indignation has
been manifested against the proceed
ings Of the 10th and fifth congress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
BosToN, June IL.
DINNER TO MR.. JACKSON.

Yesterday Iargenumber Of respec-
table Young Gentlemen gave splendid
entertainment to His Excelleucy the
British Ambassador at the Exchange
Coffee House. Many distinguished
guests we're present beside MIR. Jack
son. Henry S regent, Esq. presided.
Toast Of the Minister.-Commerce
without Restrictions--Liberty without
Licent:cusness--Pa Patriotism without
Fear.
We understand, Mr.. Jackson will
leave town this day for New-York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
BosTox, June 6.

Yesterday the Legislature made
choice of Benjamin Romans, Esq. of
Boston, Secretary of State and Tho
mas Harris, Esq. of Charlestown,
Treasurer.
The councillors chosen from the
Senate having resigned, the following
gentlemen were elected yesterday:
Levi Lincoln, Aaron Hill,
Daniel Kiihsm, Marshal Spring,
Samuel Fowler, VIM. Aspinwal,
Thomas Hazard, jr. Thomas Cuts.
Martin Kinsley,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22


:ihe letter, of which an extract has
been first pua lished at Boston, purpers-
ing to be from Gen. Armstrong to Air
Madison, has either been purloined by
a member OF Congress from the conf
Dental Communications of the presi.
dentto the legislative body, or is has
been fabricated. Whether genuine or
spurious, however, it proves nothing
but whas the messages Of MIR ] eGerson
and of Ms Madison and the public do
cumeats ever since the year 1907 open
ly announced, to wit: the danger to
American property from the DEGREES
and orders of the be!ligerents. We
think it quite probable that Mr. GUM
cey could give avery clear account
how the extract was obtained, if it be
true one and from the manner of l.
we should be inclined to think it has
been garbled to suit federal purposes.
The federal presses are very anxi-
ous that Congress should be called
and war declared against France.
They have forgotten to recollect the
murder of the Chesapeake that, with
them was only an "afair :" IF the fe-
deralists had shewn becoming spirit
against the British in 1907 and since.
our foreign affairs would have been
long ago adjusted, and France would
not have had pretext or opportunity for
seizing our property.
William and Mary College,
1uns 1910.
The public EXAMINATION will
commence on the 9th of this month.
CREATIONS, as usual, viii be deli
vered on the 4th of July.
We have not room in this paper
further to comment. on the despach.
es; but we cannot refrain from adding,
thst everv American of independent
mind must feel pride at the firm and
lofty tone in which Gen. Armstrong
vindicstes his government against the
unrounded nsinuations uttered a.
gainst it.-Nat. Int.
A letter from gentleman in New
Oaleans, 70 hi, friend in Russelville,
(Keu. dared April25, says, there are
nine French privateers taken by the u.
States gun boats, now wing here, and
in the river below. all for rriai--n1any
of the French here are suspected for
being concerned In fitting them ou;--
they sailed from this under \ ins5scea
colours.
The province of West Florida will
In less than two months throw the ~
selves under the protection of the Uoi-
ted States, if it is consistent for them
to be received--if not, under the GO
vernment OF Mexico. Consultations
are daily holding with the governor at
Eaton Rouge----none Of the Inhabitants
are now afraid to approach him with
propositions. They all equally des-
pise BonaParte, since they find he has
possession of Spain.
A letter from New Orleans, dated
s4th May saws" Our ports is full of
French privateers and fear our
trade will experience every vexation
from them this sunmer."
BosToN, June 6.
Yesterday the Legislature made
choice of Benjamin Romans, Esq. OF
Boston, Secretary of State and Tho
mas Harris, Esq. of Charlestown,
Treasurer.
The counseilors chosen from the
Senate having resigned, the following
gentlemen were elected yesterday:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22

A letter from New Orleans, dated
s4th May saws" Our ports is full of
French privateers and fear our
trade will experience every vexation
from them this sunmer."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22

William and Mary College,
1uns 1910.
The public EXAMINATION will
commence on the 9th of this month.
CREATIONS, as usual, will be deli
vered on the 4th of July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22

We have not room in this paper
further to comment. on the despach.
es but we cannot refrain from adding.
thTt everv American of independent
mind must feel pride at the firm and
lofty tone in which Gen. Armstrong
vindicates his government against the
unfounded Insinuations uttered a.
gainst it.-Nat. Int,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

cratic rulers are weak and tncIf ..et, t
at the gloomy prospects. which suteunled
them, then federalism ronses from its siun-
bers, and calls forth The energies Of pairi-
otism and guides the helm Of state II safety
through the storm. When prosperity and
peace smile on our native land and crown
our labors with gladness the I.eople are
willing that those should be exalted 70 Of
fee who Glamour loudest for is emolu-
ments, and thus democrats monopoiize al
the stations Of honour and profit. But
when the tempest gathers and tnIckning
dangers spread around their horrors, tie
people look for some other qualifications
than the professions of greedy sycophants.
and their confidence Is then reposed IN the
vigorous and active patriotism Of Federal
lists. " During oar rupture with France at
the close ofthe last century, then federal
ism throve," and the people placed their
hopes of safety in its exertions. They were
not disappointed" Tranquility was re-
stored" and democracy again crawled forth
to fatten on its fruits When the wintrv
storms Of adversely blacken our political
horizon, democracy, like its kindred rep
tiles, shrnks into its hiding place and warts
till the storm is passed. Federalism, on
the contrary. gathers courage as the tenn
pest approaches, meets The shock with un-
yielding frmness, breaks its force and pre-
vents It's ravages.- Neu Bedford Mercury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
FOR SALE BY
DAVID SMITH.
Legislature of apdssafbusftts,
HOUSE or REPRESENTA7IgEs.

HOUSE or REPPESENTATIgES.
FRIDAY, JUNE j, 1910,
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, sc.
The Committee Of both Houses ap.
pointed to examine the Votes for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor for II z
ensuing year reported, that thev found
the whole number Of Votes returned.
agreeably to tie provisions Of the Con-
stitution,
For COVE NOR, to be 9o,sl3
Necessary to choice, 45,4o7
And that the Hon. ELBRIDGEGER-
RY, had 40 54l and was elected.
That the whole number OF Votes for
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR were se,9l7
Necessary TO a choice, 4t,939
And that the Hon. WIN. GRAY had
46,5l6, and Was elected. This report
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Ne90 Englyb Goods Ship.
JAMES RUSSELL.

AS taken fhop in the IaG0aaee 3u;!{i,r.
: TWO doors below the Maine fire and
Marine lniurance Office, Exebarrs R,eei, ia e
Fifth itr) and has for fale a large afiortment Of
SPrng and ounmer G00ds ;
committing Of
Black, b'ee, mix q, brown and Give fuperGne
and common Broadcloths,
Black, drsb and mi1'd Caifimeres,
Mix'd Sattinett,
Imperial Cords and Stocking Nett-faihion
able Goods for gentlemen's wear,
Princefs Cords-faihionabI figures and lttipes
for gentlements Vets,
MarfaiIIes Veaings; black and white Jeans,
Black, olive G' light PLAIN e corded Velvets,
Blue Nankns; yellow do. Enghih do.
Printed Jeans, for chidren's wear,
WeItlngs Cotton Canimeres,
Wafhing,on Stripes,
Black fix Floreniine,
Silk, leather, and cotton Sufpenders,
Ladies white fix Hofe,
Gentlemen's do. do. do
Ladies beaver and kid Gloves,
Gen,lemen's beaver do.
TS ana 4 Linens,
ard ShiTting Coitons,
Ladies white and col cotton Hole,
Centlemen's white do. do.
A and 4 cotton Cambrics,
and GA cambria Mullins,
Linen Cambrics; Long Lawn,
Pockei Handkfs.; Bandanna do. Flagg DO.
Black and paid China fix do Puicat do.
Mock Madras do
Back Lultring; black Grape,
no. Mode 90. Lace; white do
Linen and cotton Threads Pins,
White chapel Needles cold Sarinets,
india Cottons; 4 cotton Huckerbuck,
6-4, z and "a cotton Damahs,
Long Shawis iquare do.
Figured, plaid and plain Lultring,
Ribbons ieeded CambriGs,
Seeded and veined Msflins,
Worked and PLAIN laced dc.
Figured and plain Ieno do.
Seeded cutters 90 Null do.
Grape do Riddienet do. X; Picquet do.
Worked and PLAN Jaconet do. Book do.
Cambria and common Dimities, &c. lJe.
The above Goods are all of this lprlng 3
imporiations, ana are warranted good-They
will be fold as low as at any place in town,
for Cath on.y.
Portland, JEne 4. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
BOSTON Hat
Nanyaauring Company
JOHN MAHAN,

TCENI
TOR telling their HATS ia the DiItri0 of
Maine, offers for iae,
l. cafes iuPerhne black Beaver Hats, wide
ard narrow brims,
4 cafes Of drab Go. all Of which are Of the
new faihion, light, and very nice.
-ALsO-
63 dozen Napt Hats, # and I'd quality
500 men and boys Felt Hats
Childrens Morocco and Beaver Has, large
aiIortment
cafes Camel's Hair Hats.
Amy rats bearing the Bottom flanp, viii be
warranted 10 give the wearer fatisfsction.
They Will be fold whOislaie or retail, al the
fame rates as by the Agents for the Company
IN Bottom.
The above flock will hortiy be much in
created and kept conitantiy good.
Exebaags Street, Ggiainirg 4Neg's Quincy g
Baker,. 4gae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
WILLIAM SWAN.


No. 9, Uaiou- ROzv, Aliddge Street,
II AS received and ready for tale, additional
i Stock Of
FRESH SE.ASONABLE GOODS,
making, with has former fuPply, a very gener-
al ahortment.
40 chefs Of Hylon, Hyion Skin, and Souchong
Teas, OF the latelt importations and warran-
ted The hrlt quaity
Ben Georgia Couon,
" ,rcel0la Brandy,
"a Wine,
" Raihns,
W eA- Isdia Rum,
Huuand aud American Gin,
BET London White Lead,
Richmond Tobacco, warranted Of the 6rn
quality.
GruuGd Ginger, IN Cnal kegs, &c. &c. u.
An which ne will ieil wh9eiae or retail,
at reLuced prices for cath or on credit.
Also
C0rfgret fsv /ais, Gbsce,
Ten haes Of ailorted INDIA LOTIONS,
wen calculated Tor county cuniumpt;on,
WHICH viii he lcd al Bottom prices and on a
long G. suir.
ALo--R eceived from the Providence Man
ufactur.ng Company, a quantity of co rTON
WARP; oHtEIlNG; STRIPE CHAM
BRAY and CFlt KS; at tie factory prices,
aud vua I'5erai credit ~ the quantity.
PglihI,a '7Xre 4, 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Risrsilanv.

A late democratic paper states that fed
eralism fosrlshes when QUE country is in
difficulty and gains strength at the approach
of disaster. This is reluctant tribute paid
to the honor Of FeGeralism.-The fact IS
admitted. and is highly honourabIe to the
principles and talents of the federaIists.
They DO not shrink from approaching dan
ger, nor hide their heads in obscu..iy when
their sut'erIng country calls for relief
+" While the country prospers, Ghey rejoice
in silence but " when disaster c, mes up
on the nation" when the hands ii delno-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
HENRY SMITH a. co.
Haze j.G ,eesiVe5

Haze j.G ,eesiVe5
: Linens (; Long Lawns,
Brown Hollands,
CottOa PlariIias,
Black Lullrings,
Bombazeens,
Bombazetts; Ruhells,
Rattinetts /; Durants,
Duroys,
Socie, Britannia, Pull
car, Hunting, Mad
RATS Handkfs.
Purple, embc1ed, and
elegant 6.4 cotton
Shawls,
Cotton Bandanas,
Englilh * India Cot.
tons I; do. Check,
Falbionable Veiiing,
E 4 and 7.8 Cotton
Diapers,
Cotton Towelling,
Gent iemen & Ladies
coloF'd and white
Llk and cotton Hofe
Ladies and Gentle
mems Gloves,
Spidernett Sleeves,
Umbrellas /; ParaGols,
tJe. tSc.
(6w) May A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

No. 4, MsD:ys Ro7U,
Black, blue, corbeau,
fmoak, bottle, pep
per and drab nix'd
Broadcloths & CAT
hmeres,
Stockinenett,
A great variety s-4
and 4 4 common &
cambric Calicoes &
Ginghams,
lapan'd, fancy Rripe,
cluner fprig, loom
leeded, fprig'd, tam
bor'd leno, all over
fpider nett, diced,
fPotted leno, pique,,
pain and tambor'd
Book Mullins,
Hair cord, colcr'd and
white diagonal and
plan Cambrics,
Common and cambria
DImoties,
Velvets ; Velveteens /;
Cords and Thickietts; /;
Black, blue. drab and
mix'd Florentine-,
Blue and Parent Nan
kins,
Warrington Stripes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

44,O7o 46,54l 1913
BY which itappears, that MIR. GERRY's
Constitutional majority is Il34-the
plurality of Mr.. GERRY's over Mr..
GoRE's votes 2462.
The votes for Lieutenant Governor
were as follows For Lit. Gov. CoBB
43,l8l-for Mr.. GRAY 46,5l6; Scat
tered 800.
The votes of the following towns
were rejected by the Committee or
were not returned in season to be coun-
ted viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,


ITAs Jun received at his flore, oppof:e the
Name FIRE aud Marine lnfurauce Office,
Fxsb.zg, Gate F.ih) Street, an erenGve abort
meut OF frefh
Seaj6aabls Fancy g Staple G0ods,
-AMoNc WHICH ARE
Real fuperline black, navy blue. fashionable
rix'd, brown, cor5eau,- bottle, drab, and
icaret Broadc!oths,
Common all colours and qualities do.
Superiiue and common black, drab, mixd
blue, buff and white CaiIimeres,
Serges,
peIiele Cloths, flitable for gentlemens fun
mer wear,
Black fix F.orentine Velting,
Falhiouable London do. newell (lile Of figures,
White Merfeilles do. white jaime,
London printed Cambrics,
Faihiousbe iupertine and common Ginghams,
Fine aud common Calicoes,
Blue Nansins, 6rit quality; yellow do.
Walhingron Stripes,
Grandurls, plain and twill'G,
Nankine cotton Cailimeres,
Patent suff Nahkns,
Centemen's mix d and white cotton HoCe,
Ladies black, white, and ilate do
Ladies and gentlemen's Blk. and white fix do
Parslo'ls,
Silk and ccttcn Umbrellas, very good,
Black and other coloured Florences,
Black Sinchaws do. India Sarineits,
ditto India Sa;tins black Canton Grapes,
Black Italian Grapes,
Brown Hollands and Platillas,
Faihionable gilt and plated coat and ven
Buttons,
Imperial fix ditto,
Belt Englifh fewing Silk and TwiG,
Linen Threads Cotton Balls,
Fans Hair Ribbonds,
A great variety of India Cottons,
: and A Linens,
Fine and common linen Cambrics,
Britiih shirtings, of very good fabric,
Cambria and common Dimities,
A great variety of fancy Mullins,
Book, Leno, and cambric do.
Tambourd and common ArmIets,
Fancy Scarfs and Shaws; Sarineus,
Ladies long Limerick Gloves,
Beaver, kid, and Yorktan habit do.
Mems beaver, doe ikin, dog kin, and wafh
leather do.
Bandanna, black FIX, 1agg, and fancy fix
Handkerchief,
Cotton, Bandanna, Madras, and PuIica, do.
White cambric Hkfs. cotton Shawls,
3-4, "A and 6 white coitcn Cambrics,
Back and other ceoloured do.
Good olive and black Velvets,
Common Veivets and Cords,
Cheap czmbric and muffin Shawls,
Green Lultring; FIX ShawIs Bombszetts,
Wildboars Shalloons; Ratinetts,
Factory Cottons do. Stripes do. Ticking,
Ruiila and Derry Diapers cotton damalk do.
Huckabucks and Towels,
Englifh and India Checks; colerain Cottons,
Black and white Buckrams,
Webh's patent Sulpenders,
Silk, cotton, doe 1kin, and Morocco %.
Fine Britannies black and white Millinette,
Colour'd Threads Tabby Velvets,
Fiannels INDIA Caicoes -
With great variety Of other articles
All Of which will be lold on The very belt
terms. Tnae 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

was accepted in both houses without
debate, and Joint committee, consist
ing Of the Hon Messrs. Brigham,
King, and Heard Messrs. Smith, of
w. ). Lewis, of q Crownins HELD *
Dean, of r. were appointed to wait on
the Hon. Messrs. GERRY and GRAY,
and acQuaint them of their election 10
the above Offices.
a committee Of the Senate appoint
ed 10 examine the returns of votes for
Senators for the several Districts, re-
ported, that 7Airty-Nine were duly G.
lected, ard that there was one vacancy
in Bristol district. That the votes nee
essary to make a choice in that district
were 1862, that the Hon. SAMUEL
FALES had 2357, and the Hon. Ma
4 HANIEL MORTON, JUN. had
2345 votes and that they were the
candidates to fill the vacancy-The two
Houses met in convention to supply the
vacancy the whole number of votes
collected was 639-of which the Hon.
NATHANIEL MORTON, Jun. had
$40, and was chosen. The two Hous
es then separated.
Remonstrances were received, and
committed against the returns Of mem
hers from Easton, Concord, Mount.
Washington, Raymond, sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
C0rn and Flour Store.
WILLIAM CROSS.

No. 8, Leng. WBayf,
Fl AS JUN received per fchooner Frieudfhip,
: zoo bbls frelh fuper6ne FLOUR,
40 half bbls ditto.
10 bbls. Clear PORK,
bales COTTON,
tirces RICE,
800 bufheis Of white Rock SALT.
so bbis Wilmington TAR, in fhipping
order,
IS do. do. PITCH,
2 pipes Spanih BRANDY,
10 bbls BREAD,
10 groce of Cod HOOKS,
doz 8 thread Cod Lines,
1000 lbs. FLAX,
ALso--in Store,
500 buihels CORN,
10 chefs Hyfon Skin &c souchong TEA,
90 bags green COFFEE,
10 kegs ben Virginia TOBACCO,
pipe GIN,
so W.T.. BACON,
May %, 1910. nO
FOR SALE BY
DAVID SMITH,
Had Of UniOa- W'bonG
500 bufhels YELLOW CORN,
i5o barrels FLOUR,
t2 Caiks RICE,
Few bales frh quality COTTON,
"A quantity of FAR
ALso-A general ai1ortment Of
GROCERIES,,
which will be fold as cheap as can be pur-
chaled at any fore in town
April Is nf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
~ NEW TAVERN.

THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the pubhck, that be has re-
commenced keeping 7o7srz on BrHgfrvist
Pisi4.a few rods welt of the ftuation where
ne formerly kept. This houle i new aud
convenient, and every attention will be paid 20
cunomers to render their itay pleaiant and
faiisfactory.
joan DUNMlNG.
Rrgaf1tit, Nare5 10 ia -e/
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
FRESH GOODS.

+ STEVENS, has JUN received, and ia
- opening for fale, general alTortment Of
Fancy and Staple Goods.
fuitabie for the prefent and approaching fea-
ion. fine 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
REMOVAL.
I homaS Beckett.

1 homas Beckett,
INFORMS his cufomers and the public that
he has removed from his former lituation
TO the fhoP lately occupied by Mr.. Simon
DeaT6oa. No 6, .Jo7es's ROzU, Exchange fret,
where he will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
as ulual, All calls and orders will he atten-
ded with pun6tuality.
WM6s Kept eozfaHtty on band u for I1ls,
q variety OF BROADCLOATHS, CASSI-
MERES, WAlSTCOATING and TRIM
MlNGS, and other articles neceHary for
cioaths of all kinds et,..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
CORN AFLOAT.

CORN AFLOAT.
WO thoufand FIVE hundred buiheIs VEL
Low CORN ahoat, in excellent order,
and for iaIe by
THOMAS CROSS,
No, 23, Long -WbayC
Mo- 100 puncheons of I'd, Sd and 4th proof
RUM if application be Immediately made.
Juae f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
NOT RECEIVED IN SEASON.
TETURNS REJECTED.

The caption Of the return from Ashbv
was blank unified {; Yarmouth, Sur
ry, and Lincolnvllle returns were not
attested by the Town Clerks the
Westhamp!on, Berkley, Randolph,
Scarborough, Eden, Industry, and
Mount-Desert returns did not certify
that declaration, and record had been
made OF the votes and were deficient
in other particulars.
No motion was made in the Commit
tee on the subject Of the votes from
Plantations The following is list of
those returned into the Secretary's
office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

NE SUBSCRIBER. has FOR S4LE--At
his Gisss and China Store. first door above
the Eagle Tavern: A supply OF fresh Teas, VIZ.
Imperial, Hyson, Gun WIDER, Young Hyson &
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach md Cogniac Brandies,
London Particular, NJ adera, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wines,
10 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Phiiadelphia and N. York Loaf do
HAVANA Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
90 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and pirt
Decanters, Tumbers, Wine Classes, & Cru
cts,
80 Casks first quality Whiskey,
20 Do. Apple Brandy,
% DO Linseed OIL,
o Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Picking Pots ofevery description,
by lo-f0 Ivy 10 and 10 by II superior quality
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wa;e & IF Gun Pow
by the keg,
5000 lbs Salt Petred Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Midiiings,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars.
EDWARD RALLAM.
june 1. If
ENHE White or Bowyer's SuLphur SbrinPs--
Greenorier county. Virgna.-These hIgh-
y and justly celebrated Waters, together with the
Buildings and a part of Tire Landed eslate apper-
tanning thereto, have been leased by the subscri-
5ers, who mean to exert their utmost power TO
prepare for the reception and comfortable accom-
/ mediation OF as many, want of health, a
wish TO preserve il, may induce to visit these well
KnOwn Fount ans OF Health, the salutary effect
of which, they nope and believe will be much in
creased by the additional comfort in the accom-
mediation which tue subscribers mean to afford
= The season Will commence ON the first tay of
{ But good tavern will at ali'tmes be kept o.
pen for the reception and accommodation OF ira
yeers and others, under The care of idr. lanes
Frazer, most respectable man, Tor whose good
conduct the subscribers pledge themseive.
| WM HERNUON Co.
! fredericksburg, Juoe 20. ISL
NAMES RIVER LaND-FOP S4LE-Un
- der the authority Of power of attorney, from
Dr. Robert Mayo, the subscriber Will sell, to the
highest bidder, AZ Amherst court house, on the
third Monday IN July next, beng court day. that
valuable I'RdGT OF LAND, whereon Jesse
Spinner resides. The Quantity exceeds 500 =
ores l5O OF which are prime Low G.ouads K
in excellent arabic condition The Hign Land IS
unimprovsd, but promises well tor the culture o.
tobacco, sc.
With many other advantages of this Land,
there is "a Mill Seat, on = bold stream, that may
be easily improved The il: umbrance Of lease
TO Mr., Spinner, which was obstacle to a sale
according 10 the appointment of slAte advertise
nent, is removed, except for the ensuing year
| The privilege of sowing small gram in tue fail OF
that year. vii. be allowed tie Purchaser, with te
rents accrtling from this time
| TERMS One fourth of the purchase money
on the day of sale, and the balance in three equal
annual payments, to be secu ed by bond aud ap
proved security, and deed Of trust or tie land
JOSEPH MAYO,
Ano,"e1 fOr Robert Mayo
Inne % u.