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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-30

6. Por every elevator in a rice
nii, a,cost,ng "a ,he tUsn. IS done.
and lsbour saved, rsted by the rules
laid down, but in Case no lcss than
$50 each.
9. For elevator in aclover mill
To- For an elevator in a plaster
n not less than = 90
For all elevator for other uses gen.
ersil,, 81
IL. For license to,sSa c'ewnn
Tor bre.k king pi. ster, .,dian cun
to be ground " ith the cob for food for
cattle, N
~ For license to use his patent
stove with tale % glass doors 10 dis
pay the light of the five, either with
or Without i,s other inProvnents, 10
Is For license TO ust his impiov-
ed steam ensh,, Tor mills, boats, &c.
tie price cannot be SC, by any gene.
rai rule, none bn, experienced work.
men can max, ,h,n
With interest IN each case from the time the i'm.
pro'emenls were f. ST used within the patent term
un,upsid.
No license 10 be granted other than those prepar,
ed IN piln'eI blank forms by The SUBSCRIBER und,r
hls own hand ana seal.
You are in no INSTANCE to call any person more
,hAn once 10 dem~nd ps!m,n, and you sre 10 pros.
eoute all persons toi damages, ,h.t ,uu discover
ushS The above improvements without Incense.
OLIVER EVANS
gents, VIZ:
SETH YOUNG, Pennington, Connecticut.
SAMUEL RElNOLDS, Athens, state OF n. York
SALLOWs SiEN IL, Esq. Ihnadeilh a.
yosEfh EVANS, Newport, Delaware state.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, Esq. Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE, Esq. I.hquiei Court-lious,, Via
EVAN EVANS, W shmgton-Cny.
capt. JOHN MOODY, Richmond, Virginia.
CHRISTIAN MEkKEL, nov travelling in South
Coroiina anu Gcorl Ia.
a I'm sFfsl ssas.V,
GEORGE EVANS, PL,sLu.g.
,fh,auclphis, Jan. 1.
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NEW PORT: /:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY so, 1871.

REf UDLiL4W CONYEN7iON.
a General Convcntlon Of Republican Del
esaies from the scvera Towns In The Stale,
will be hcIGen al East-Gs, chwich, on Thurs
day, the 2Sth OF eblnsry next. Those towns
which are represented IN the General Asse NJ
bly, by feaeraiisis, are requested tq choose
Delegates 10 attend : id Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-30

M.3RRIFD,
AT Uestery, on Tnnrsdsy evening last, by the
Rev. MIR BAbeock, Mr.. bsAJAMIs UNpERwcop
tAnR, of THIS town, 10 .Mi.s KErpsAR PENDLKroN
SAErT, daughter OF sylvester 6s,eu. Esq. ot the
iorn'er piaee. young lady whose personal merits
sre adequate to enhance connubial felicity.
Resisfisss charms, her Chanting esrs s.y reA
bih striking sease, Dur ss,rs ,ke sssL
Al a"e-tes.pson, BY the Rev. Mr.. peckham. Mr..
NArHAs baowSELL TO Miss HANNAH Il. Will
souR, daughter of Ls lionou Isaac W Iibour, LAeu-
,enaht 6osernQur OF this state.
U{hD,
On Thursday last. EL,snA, youngest child ofCapt
Elisha Ellington. eyed yeats The death of tins
promising cn,ld occasioped by its cloths, taking
hfe, which acciden, il survived onlya few hours.
Al 6esiesS, on the l2th INST. Mrs. Lucy SHEAR.
NAN, consort of Mr.. Abel Shearman. She vas uni
'ersaiiy beloved and respect among numsrous
circle OF friends and acquaintance.
Drs's'sd-At Hes1'iy, on Paukatuck river, on the
9th INST Capt. MARsBAL feINS IL, has left Wild
ow and three sna children 10 moan their hrepairable
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-30

On Wednesday last, the Legislature Of Nissachu-
setts assembled at Boston, agreeable adjournment
A letter was received from the Hon Perez .Nor.sn,
late speaker of the House Of Representatives sign
ing that station, in Of his appointment
Attorney -tcneral He re ei I'd an unanimous vote of
thanks from hat body, ior his hononr.b;e, isithful
and impartial discharge of ri.e Office OF speaker"
The House then ceeded To the choice off speak.
err wnen the Hon. Joseph Story, If Salem the Rt pub
over NJ. Byeig1v, the Federal candidstt.
On Friday evening tie following resolution passed
in the House, ayes 226, noes %.
I" Resolved, Thai the Senators and Represenfahres
ef ria Commonwealth an tie Conyress e( tie United
Sfntes be requested cbpose the Charter Of tho Unaed
.Sfaies BGuk."
The Clerk Of the House was directed 10 forward n
cops Of the aboveto to each Of the senator's and men,
bers in Congress.
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FOR SALE.

A " elegant Muskct, entirely ncw.with a
n Bayonct.-Enuuire at the Office OF tl,s
Rhoo,s. .Tsiond RchsbhrSn. Nov. 10,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.

CD @:-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
November %.

MIR. TAFT presented the petition of Tho
mas o. Bannon, PRAYING alteration in sur
vey of land purchased by him Of the United
States.--Reierredt to Messrs TAFT, Read, and
Campbell of Ohio.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio reported, without
amendment, the bill to authorize the survey
ing and making of certain. roads in The state
Of Ohio, as contemplated by the treaty OF
Brownstown, in Michigan territory; which
was ordered to be engrossed for third rea
ding.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
CONGRESS.
IN SENaTE.
Nocer,ber d.

Nocer,6er 81.
The bill extending the time for opening the
several land Offices established inthc Terrific
ry of Orleans w;,s read the second time, and
retcrredto Messrs. Campbell, ofOhio, Frank
lin and Cuts.
The bill for the relief of Abraham Whip
pie, late a captain in the Navy of the United
States, was read the second time, and refer
red to Messrs. Bradley, Franklin, and Good
rich.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
A1agsE!'z1E : ~
IssSSfn1asSS JfnI:afN
s1l w &y 9gS'ga SrtsD
-U. MsaARslaS
FOR COUGHS, CONsUMPTIONS AND
ASIHMAS
The most obstinate coughs uield to IL.

The most obstinate coughs yield TO H.
The prcposterous composition of inflamma-
tory drugs; the disappointment repeatedly
experienced in my practice, from remedies,
highly recommended, added to my own pre-
disposition to Pulmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me tn consider,
whether compound, consisting of vegetable
substances, could not be invented, more free
from the well founded objections of practi-
toners, and better calculated to avert the
threatening destruction of the lungs.
now offer to the public, the result of
twenty years experience on this subject. No
eXpcncc on trouble has been spared in this
composition. That no medicine, for consump-
tive and asthmatic complaints has been so
successful as my Vegetable Puimonic Deter
gent, would ill become me to mention in this
address.
But it the attcstations of persons, of the
highest responsibility, of its efficacy, which
will be shcwn to any person if the sRat and
increasing demand for it may be cf1ed proof,
it is proved. eBss
Prepared by myself, at my dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
In Chesterfield county eOllrt, Nov 18Th, lsl
James SempLe Compile,

In Chesterfield county eoisrt, Nov. 1871, 1911.
James Semple Compl't
heafnst
Sarah Adams, admr'x of Henry Adams,
dec. Polly Ann, John, Betsey, hurry Cis- :
sy Mills, Julota Cafree, Chinesy Caflrce, :,
and Sally Adams, infant children and lie. 2
gatces of the said Henry Adams, BY Sarah
Adams their Guardian and next friend, 2
Defendants.
THIS day this cause came on, by consent Of
parties, 10 be heard OF the bill, answer, ana
arguments OF counsel; ON consideration where
of, Sarah Adams is appointed Guardian to Pol
ly Ann, John, Betsy, hurry Cissy Mills, 5ulota
Cahree, Chinesy Caffree, and Sally Adams, in
ftnts, &c. for the purpose Of defending thcm in
ibis suit whercupon it is decyeed and ordered
that Haley Cole, James Scott, Henry Rigby, and
Edward burnett, who appointed commissi-
oners Tor that purpose, or any tllree or more of
them. make sale ofthe land and pT1mises in the
bill and answer mentioned (aftey Saving adyer-
tised the time and place of sucAEN1zzt lsr.t.. 81
twenty days previously thereto, in some news
paper printed in tho city OF Richmond upon the
following terms, that is 20 say, the purchaser
paying IN cash the sum of three hundred dollars
and entering into bOnd for the balance which
may be due the complainant, PAYABLE m twelve
months with such security as may be approved
Of by tue said Commissioners, or such Of them
as may act That the said sum of three hundred
Oh and discharge all costs and expenses attend
ing the recording the deed of mortgage sfore-
said, advertising the land, and such other costs
as may be incurred towards forcclosing the mort
gage aforesaid and the balance applied towards
satisfying the compliments demand, And that
the commissioners make report Of their pro-
seedlings to court in order to final decree
Il Cobg--Teste,
i. POINDEXTER. D. c.
IN pursuance Of the foregoing decree, viii be
offered tor sale to the highest bidders on the
premises, on Monday the 10Th day OF December
next, the TRACT Of LAND aad aDpur;enanccs
therein mentioned, upon the terms, and sor the
purposes, as specified in said decree
Haiey Cole,
James Scott. Commits
Henry Rigby, siOners.
Eda'd Buynen.
November IS, 1911. ids.
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Nooen,5ey %.

Mr.. Poindexter, from the committee to
which the subject was referred, reported a
bill for the relief of Joseph II. Webb, which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Lewis, from committee, reported a
bill for the relief of Anthony Cruise, which
was twice read and committed.
Several petitions Of a private nature were
presented and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Seybert, it was resolved,
" that committee Of three members Of the
House ofRepresentatiyes be appointed. who,
with three members Of the Senate, shall have
the disposition Of the money appropriated
for the support Of che Library by the act OF
Feb 1906"
a bill was reported, providing for the more
convenient taking of aihdayits in civil cases
pending in the courts Of the u. S. which was
twice read and committed.
Mr.. Burwell said he was requested to ask
leave that John Talliaferro, who contests the
election Of John p. Hungcrford, member Of
this House from Virginia, might have the pri-
Vilege Of u scat in the House when that sub
jet shall come und0r consideration.--Leav
granted.
The order Of the day being called Tor on
the unfinished business Ct yesterday, Which
was Resolution for instructing the Commit
tee ofcommerce and Manufactures to enquire
INTO tile propriety Of LAYING a tax on AIaBusac-
lures Of hemp, fax, &c.
The speaker put the question, 4" VIII The
House now proceed to consider the un6nish-
cd business Of yesterday (Which was dc
cided in the negative without division.
1 APPORTIONMESI' OF REpRTSE,N-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28

S5NIF. Subscriber having lately opened
a TAYER.W at buckingham court house,
takes this method TO notify his friends and
the public generally that he has ptEided, for
their comfort and Accommodation plentiful
table, good lodging, and an asso Htatent of the
very best Equcrs and good stables aud for
age for their horses: he hopes by his as
siduity and attention to give satisfaction and
deserve their patronage.
BOILING BRANCH.
November 10Th 1911. 2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28

AZ Mr. ELIAsfIANiBLET, who adrer-
tiscs a runaway negro woman nasysvS MIL
LEY, in the Virginia Argus, e Informed
that she is now in the Public/Jai, and
will be delivered to tie owner oll,sFF4iea.ion
to the keeper. aGn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28

The above valuable medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at
their Medical Store, few doors above the
Bell Tavern, Main Street, who do not hest
tate to say they believe this medicine superi
or in virtue and efficacy to any ever before
exhibited to the public, in all pulmonary COM
plants, and their confidence i'll its SUPERIOR
~ is much strengthened by the great sale it
has met with in the cities OF Philadelphia, n.
York and Charleston, and in the town of Bos-
ton, and by the vast number of certificates,
continually pouring in from all parts of the
country to the proprietor, from persons hav-
ing received benefit from it.-Many of the
most respectable are in our hands, and rea-
dy for the persual OF the public.
VAIL & ROGERS.
n. b. For the convenience Of persons liv-
ing At distance from this city, we shall es-
| tabiish agents in different parts of this state,
whose names will be inserted in some future
advertisement.
V.&R
Richmond, Nov. 90. If
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Richmond Prices Current.
(coRREcTED WEEKLr.)

vENHE Subscriber having engaged extern
y sively in the NOPE MILKING BU-
SI.NESS, will give the highesYcaFfp price
tor Henri of prime quality, antlf@W Execute
orders for Corddgc OF any discGpue1-a the
shortest notice, for cash or ontl,e usual Gre
dit. He also wishes to hire or purclHl se few
NEGRO BOYS from II to "a ye6rs of age.
JOHN ST. JOHN.
Oct. 18th, 1911. (G)
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or TlAlate partnership, trading under the
firm Of Josehh and C61cb r. Ildiugs baving dis
solved on thendefiining business I1Shis is TO
certify that the ARscribcr win nothoN himself
bound for the .ps,yn'ept Of any debt TN fmay have
been CONTRACTED since that time, orifoin the
rr.acnf de La Hhc % r. h..rcI. - IL -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
Dancing School.

81 JOHN LATASTE respectfully informs
the inhabitants of Richmond, that his school is
now opened, at his ballroom facing the Basin.
arrl viii n \
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28

noon and on the last day Saturday there shall
be Practising in the afternoon, from three 70
six.
You've GENTLEMEN wishing to be instruct
ed in Dancing, are respectfully informed that
his Evening School is opened and kept Tues
DAY, Thursday and Saturday, from six to nine
o'clock.
His Ballroom being ready, his PARTIES will
positively commence on Tse9fay november 10Th
a d"a 1Sn tbs Sio o" r week
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Departed this life, on the 28tb instant, in the
Forks Of Hanover, Mr.. SAMUEL DAY.-His
death has added another name to the long csta-
logue IF those, who first stepped forward to as
sert the rights and liberties Of our country and
as private soldier, among the foremost with the
heroes, whose bravery, tolls and hartlships, were
rewarded by obtaining them Ever tenderly d =
voted to his disconsoate wife and children h,i-
name, peaceable, candid and affectionate towards
men-he remains lively example to his young
acquaintance how easy it is 10 start from nothing
and by honesty, industry and enterprise, to sur
mount The most serious obstacles, and arrive to
independence nay, even affluence. He died g.
ged SIS years.
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10y virtue Of the last Will and Testament q .
Richard Taiiaferro the younger. " n be
Sold on the premises, To the highest bidder on
Friday the 18th of March next, if fair, o,her
WISE the next fair day, that beautiful FAPh
lately occupied by Mrs. Rebecca Taliaf.rro.
widow OF Col Richard Taliaterro, deceased. 81
'uated in the county Of James CITY, about four
miles from the city of Williamsburg, upon the
roads leading to jamestown and Barret,s
terrys and containing about one thousand ,cres
OF LIND, OF which there is enough cared + r
extensive cultivation, aud great part of thi re-
rHa'nderis rich swamp, we'll timbered with CIV.
PRESS and capable of being converted into exc ell
lent meadow there is upon the said farm a
good apple add peach orchard, a large vel, buils
two story brick House with four rooms and
Spacious passage on floor, with all necessary
ouhouses the whole OF which as well AS ,he.
fences are N good repair. The terms of sale will
De, O bait la; aurchass mon> to be paid at
the expiration OF ono and the other h.lf at
th xpira on of year from the DIV of SAFE.
| the purchaser to g.ve bond and security for the
payments, which VI not punctually made are to
| carry interest from the date ofthe sale and az
an additional security the purchasers must also
give deed of trust upon the land, which is not
TO be enforced until he last payment falls due.
| RICHARD COOKE, ex'o,
February &
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q be Gnqu1rer.
RICHMOND, FEBRCARY S, 1911.
DOCUMENTS.

~ We have received from friend in
Washington, the following Documents--I;
will occur to the reader, tina the letter of
MIR. Russell left Paris. before the Presidents
Proclamation reached the French Cove n
ment. When we scan the natural effects of
that measure and when we are old that it
diffused great joy" through The French
Empire, and that it is hoped in consequence
of it, our sequestered vessels may oe dis
charged" we are ofopihion that it will pro.
duce a favorable impression on the French
government-The Maria Louisa perhaps
left France, at the very nickof time
IL is clear, from the Due de Cadore's Re-
port of tn 8h of December, that he French
municipal laws, in relation to English mer
chandize, will be extremely severe that
the blockade of The continent & he confsca-
ZION on land. will be used as a sett off a -
ganst the British Orders--and this is the
only sense, in which we take the Due de
Cadore's Report. As To the revocation OF the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, we have no doubt
OF its having taken place---so far as their
regulations violate the neutral corn
merce" of the United Sta.es--S< that our
trade will be as il was, before the case of
the HGrizon.-lr fact, we had no ftPhf
to demand, that the whole of the Ber-
lin Decree should be revoked, but the LIST ar
ticle only, declaring he British isles in a
state of blockade. France has right to saw,
that no British ships, or goods. or vessels
from British ports, &c should enter her o5on
PORTS.
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ME Parties interested in decree pro-
I nounced by Albemarle County Court, the
9TH DAY of November 1909, in suit tn rein depen-
ding, between Gilbert Hamilton, Cunningham
Corbet, James Lawrie, John Starting 8. George
Lothian, assignees of James Todd & Nnisn
menzles: Complainant.
against,
James Woods, Joseph Montgomery & lane,
his wife, William Harris aud Elizabeth, his
wife, Benismin Harris and Mary, his wife. Bar
hara Martin, widow and relict of George M r.
tin, deceased, Richard Nelherland and Marga-
ret, his wife and Robert Brooks, executor Of
James Brooks, deceased, who, in his life time,
was executor of Samuel Woods, deceased.
Defendants.
Are hereby notified that I have appointed
Monday, the 1lth day Of February next, Cat my
office in Charlottesville to execute he said de
cretal rider, at which time and place the said
parties are required to attend, with all books
papers and testimony, requisite to the execute
| on Of said decretal order
ALEX. GARRETT, M. C.A.C.
Jahuary 81. 81
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February. S

" Office THAT on Monday 9Th dsv Of
~ February 1911, if not fair the next fair
day' by virtue ofa decree of the high court Of
chancery, holden forthe Richmond District .pro.
nounced on the 1st day "fJune 1910, we shall ON
the premises in the county of Nottoway, pro-
Geed TO sell the tract or parcel of LAND lateIv
belonging to David Hudson, on which Iennings
Robertson lately resided, together with such o.
ther property mentioned in the deed of mort.
gage, from said David Hudson, to Elijah Hud.
son, as can be then adduced, to the highest bid.
DER tor Tor cash in order to raise the sum of &
ana all costs &c. AS specified in said decree.
THOMAS COMER,)
JNO. ROBERTSON, Co,nnis,,,s.
ASA VAUGHAN,
Feb. S.
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PARIS.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
Sitting Of tie ioth December, 1910.

Sitting Of tie 10Th December, 1870
The sitting was opened at o'clock in the af
7ernooni his serene highness the Prince Arch
~h1Hcelior OF the Empire presided.
Their excellencies the Duke de Galore, Min
ister OF Foreign Relations, the Count Regnaut
sie SAINT Jean dAngely, Minister Of State, and
she Count Caffarelli, Counsellor of State, were
introduced.
Hisserence bighness the Prince Arch Chan
ce'ior. President, caused the following message
GO be read
Message from His Imperial and RoysI Ma.
jesy.
.9fp tors,
order my Minister Of Foreign Relations to
make you acquainted with the different circum.
stances which render necessary the union of Hol-
fsnd to the Empire.
dhe Orders published by the British Council
~ 1910 and 1907, have torn in pieces the public
Jaw OF Europe new order of things govern
tbe Universe. New guarantees having become
uefe ssary to me the annexation Of the mouths
uf the Scheldt, Of the Meuse, of the Rhine, OF
Abe Ems, OF the Weser, and of the EIbe TO the
kmplrei the establishment Of an internal navi.
Cation with the Baltic have appeared to me to
De the first and most important
have caused 20 be drawn up the plan of a
S-ansi, which shall be executed within five
gears, and which shall Join the Baltic TO the
Seigc1
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NOTICE TO SURVEYORs.--Rob. rt
4 Gfeenhow. Esq. IF the City of Richm ond.
rs appointed to receive of surveyors of the .eve,
raj counties in Virginia, that proportion of their
ices 10 winch the College # W liam & Mrv
is entitled: and such surveyors who NAV f, =
1t more c"nvenientto settle with him, than with
,he Bur Or "f College, are requested without de.
lay to do So they reminded, that one con
di,ion of their bonds is. that they settle nm
nuai'y circumstance which it is hoped that
they Poinedy attend to.
VIM. COLEMAN,
Barsar Of College, WTllian, G. luayy
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qJ deputation is proceeding from Philadel-
phi' o rguty the topic of the Bank with Coneress
No doubt every effort will be made to strike an
other panic into that body--as well as t. melt {
by intrigue and corruption. Let the members
beware. The eyes Of the country are UPON them.
Those who shrink now from their own votes. WILL
seal the death warrant oftheir reputation
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~ The Legslatu will rise in few davs,-
Mr. Purnall (of P E. ~srd) is appointed Brig :
d'e-Ceneral, in place of Gen Johnst on, now
Iudge.-Mr Taliaferro's bill. for changing tn
name oflris county (Kixs George; to Rsppshan.
mock, has passed the Fl of ID.
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eohy Of a Letter from, Chr. oElyer to IN.
Smith, Secretary of STATE,
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,
Bordeaur, Dec. 6, 1910

DIR,
have the honor 70 inclose a copy of
MIR. Cathalan's letter to me, received this
morning, concerning the re capture of the
schooner Grace Ana Greene. of, New York,
Daniel Greene master who brought her i'm
to the port OF Marseiles, having two Bri
fish officers and seven sailors on board, and
hey only being six men, amongst Which
number, two boys.
The brig New-Orleans Pocket, of New
YORK, with cargo of provisions and three
hundred bags of cocoa on board bound to
the Mediterranean for market, went to
Gibraltar, where, after living Some time.
came to this port, where he has been Sc.
questered.
The schooner Friendship, of and from
Baltimore Capt. Snow, with cargo of
Coffee and campeache, is arrived, five DAYS
ago, in this river. Whatever the issue may
be OF -hese two vessels, shall have the ho-
nor to inform you Of
remain,
Very respectfully,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant, A
(Signed)
CHR. MEYER.
To the Secretary of STATE ofthe :
U. States Of .Anierica. Wssh-
inSton.
Cory Of a letter from Chr. Meyer TO Mr..
Smith, Secretary Of State.
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,
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Apply to Robert Creenhow merchant Of the
sign oithe Golden Paddock, nearly opposite the.
Eagle ern '"e
Williamsburg. February S. I'm