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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
Extract to The Editor-datcd

"WASHINGToN, Dec. %.
" Mr. Gallatin has expressed the opinion
that the most fruitful source of evasions of the
non-importation law is created by the prac-
tee ofimporting British goods under the pre-
tence OF their being Of the growth, produce
or manufacture of other countries and he
has recommended to the committee of COM
MERGE and manufactures, who will soon make
report on the subject, the enactment of such
provisions as he thinks calculated to prevent
the Illicit introduction Of British manufac-
lures in tAe'Inited States in violation of their
law.
z" MIR. Rodcey is believed to have resigned
the Office of attorney general of the United
States, and William Pinkney, Esq it is sup
posed, will be appointed as his successor.
american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

evcring, from Washington. they Are to
wait here Cor their dispatches (Which arc ex-
pected by this mornings mail } on the re-
ceipt Of which they will embark Immediately
in the u. S. sloop,of war Hornet, Capt. Law
rences for France and England.
The Bnited States frigate United States,
Commodore Decatur. arrived in Hampton
Roads Yesterday ss'nnight from cruize.
The United States frigate ESSEX, Capt.
Porter, sailed from Hampton Roads vn Sa-
turday sc might, on cruize.
LATE FROM .ALGESIRAS.
Capt. Bancroft. ofthe sci,r. Sea-Nymph. who
arrived 1T this port on Saturday evening
from Algcsiras, which place he left on
the 10Th Of October. has furnished us with
the following situation of the Armies in
that neighhnurhocd, viz
hat a detachment of the French Army,
ssN to be commanded by Marshal Soult, and
: ahsAt& 600 strong. had within few days
made their appearance in the neighborhnod
81 Aigesiras. and had compelled Gen. Ball
lasteros, whose Army consisted of $500 eff
fccsives and 600 other troops, to retreat from
the positions they held on the heights and
take protection under the batteries of Glib
rsdtar. which was effected without any fight
ing of consequence. That "a small tletach-
GENT of Sonlt's army was fallen in with a
fS@ davs since, ard about 80 men were
uM3e prisoners, among whom, was one Colo
mel. Since this affair, the lives lost on both
sides did net exceed 90. y
Gen. Ballasseros has very wisely avoided
general engagement with force SO supe-
rior in discipline and numbers, and has ONLY
Considered the security of his army, until be
can be re-inforced.
About two hours before capt.D. sailedsthrce
English officers arrived with dispatches from
Tar;fa, with adviccs of the arrival Of $500
English and 400 Spanish troops at that place,
and that half of them were landed when they
lift Tarifa--that 1000 more were expected
from Ceuta.
The French were in full possession of St.
Rogue, and all the inhabitants mad ficd for
protection under the Rock of Gibraltar, as
the French were within one league of Alge-
siras, where they were momently expected
That all the inhabitants were leaving the
town, with what they could pack ap and
carry off, and flying fer protection on
board the vessels in the harbour, and on
Green Island; they so overloaded the boats
with wonderland children, in the hurry and
confusion that two Of them were sunk, and
Gseveral people were drowned.
On the morning of the 10Th October, there
WAS constant fire kept up between the
skirmishing parties, near the neutral ground,
and the English gun boats stationed there
were playing npon the French. At the en-
trance Of the Gut of Gibraltar, capt B. pas
sed feet of 10 sailof transports full of troops
under convoy of fiigate, bound in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
EDATENT oFFIcE-For the convent.

DATENT OFFICE.-For the convent
n ence of the public have removed my
Office from my house on Shockoe bill to the
Counting Room ofMcssrs. Ryan and Wilkins.
AUG Frs. near the Argus printing office, where
viii attend every day from o'clock, A.
M. to 8 p. Nj. to issue licenses for Mr. Oliver
Evans Patent Inventions: viz. for his inn
provements in manufacturing Flour & Meal
in merchant mills also the sale of " pa-
tent Screw Mill, nuw cast at the pul&c Ar
mory, to break Plaster of Paris sIA other
hard substances: also to break cgrn and
husk or cobb, for the advantage of feeding
stock, which machine is allowed by gentie-
men who have given it fair trial, to save
one third of corn feeding to stock in theyear
also his patent Saw Feeder, tn regulate the
feed in saw millsby scrcw-a very valua-
bic improvement for saw mills
Tho7c gentlemen concerned may depend
ON my punctuality and Willingness to serve
them, agreeably to my instructions.
All letters directed to me, post paid, will
be attended to-
JOHN MOODY, Agent for
OEIVER EVANS.
Richmond, Dec z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

Morgan, Moseiey, Nelson. Newsold, New.
ten, Ormsby. Pauleling,, Pearson, Picke:w,
Piper, Pitkin. Peasants, Pend, Porter, Ouin-
cy, Reed, isidsely, kingsold; Rhea, Roane.
Roberts, Sage, Sammons, Seaver Scybert,
Shaw, Smile, G. Smith, ]. Smith, Stewart.
Stow, Strong, Sullivan, Taggart, Tal.madcc.
Iailman, raliaferro, Tracs, 'rraup. Turner;
Van Cortlandt, White, WhitenIi, Williams,
Widgcrys Wilson, Vim, W right -lI7
NAlS.-Mcssrs. Bigelow Brigham, Cham :
pion, U1Vsnpcrt, jackson, Law, Potter,
Randolph, Stanford, Sturges, Wheatop-1l.
MIR. Goldsborough, after Expressing his
readiness, should war be once determined
and declared by the administration, to go all
lengths TO support it, but. wishing foitner
time for reflection on so important suhject
made motion 10 adjourn, which was CT FRIED
And the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

4 AM DESTROYS OF selling on credit Of one
lstwo1Sl three years, a TRACT OF LAND
lying Within miles Of Richmond, adjoining
the Lands of Mrs. Braxton Mr. Clopton and
others, and containing about $50 acres, more
than one half of which is well timbered The
land is well adapted to the culture of Corn
and Wheat, and has upon it several springs
OF excellent water, which when united form
a good seat for any machinery where large
stream is not required. From the healthful-
ness of the situation, the excellency of the
water, the improveabe nature of the soil and
rs vicinity TO the metropolis, this land meris
the attention Of persons from the city Fho
wish te-fof1n small country establishments,
and may b divided TO suit the cCnycnkncel
Of p.apchasefs. 4
Also three TRACTS OF LAND in Me
comfy of Buckingham, containing together
about SIX hundred acres, lying between James
and Slate Rivers, near 20 the manufacturing
Mil Of Mr. John Cunningham.
] will likewise seIla LOr or LAND it,
this city, nearly opposite Rockets Ware
house, possessing seveHty-fye feet front on
the street leading to Rockets Landing
Also about fifteen ACRES OF LAND in
Eve parcels ortracts lying within that port
on Of the city commonly called the VALLEY,
a parfof which is wcll adapted TO the raising
Of grass, the residue is generally favorable for
gsrdcps8c the culture ~ sarly fruits. NINE.
5HATsE.s in the MANCHESTER TURN
PIKE COMPANY viii also be sold.
YOUNG NEGROES will be received in
payment at a fair price.
The Lands in Buckingham will be shcwn
by Mr.. stephen Guerdnt, who resides near
them, and the other property herein mention.
ed may be seen by applying - the subscr,-
Der.
JOHN ADAMS
Richmond, Dec. z 1871. Cw4t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
NLoGK4HARBoUR, Dec. 3, 1911.

WILLtbe sold, on Saturday the 18th ia
w nuary next, at IL O'Clock, A. M. at the
Public Warehouse, Richmond, for cash, ard
for the benefit ofthe Commonwealth, the fol-
lowing produce, which has been detained
here for want of proper bills of Iading or ma
nifests, viz:
IL Bushels Corn, taken from Japes G.
Moreman's Boat, head-man, Phill-34 ditto
Wheat, taken from James c. Mofeman's
Boat, head-man, Peter--11 ditto ditto taken
from Edward Cunningham's Boat, head-man
Charle ditto ditto taken from Richard
CruniPas Boat, but who said it belonged to
one of his hands named James Ross, free
negro-4 ditto Corn, taken from Richard
Harrison's Boat, head-man, Caleb-3 ditto
ditto taken from William Taylor's Boat.
head-man, Emanuel, alias Watts Emanuel
2 ditto ditto taken from Nicholas Harri-
sons Boat, head man Edmund
PAUL G. G. JONES.
Instructor of Roofe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
December 8.
SEIZURES IN BOSTON.
WAnEINc TO SMuccLERs!

WAREfNc TO SMuccLERs!
English Goods TO a very large amount
were seized yesterday by the officers of go
vernment, in one Of Codman's stores, Len
dall's lane, for having been Struggled into
the country. The goods (with fish at each
head) were very hicely packed in FISH hogs
heads Mcpherson has appeared as owner,
nor is it probable there ever will. These
fish, j. c. broad cloths in hogshcads, were a
consignment from an eastern port to firm
in this town, who by this unlucky procedure
will loose their commission at least!
Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
Notice.

Z A -GREEABLE to a deed of Trust executed
to the subscriber by Thomas North, to Sc
cure the payment of debt to Higginbotham.
Brown, eco. duly recorded in the county CT. of
Charlotte; Will be sold, to the highest bidder.
for cash, at the House of said Thomas North, i'm
the said county, on Friday the Sd of Jan. 1912,
csrtain tract of LAND, on the waters. of big
CubASi hong Greek in the said county Where
ON hi Now lives, containing 300 acres, more or
less lfsojAwo Negro men, two Negra women
and three Negro girls, or so much or many
thereof as will satisfy the said debt and char
ges of said deed and sale. Acting for others,
special warranty to said property
ANDREW WHITE,
teds. Trustee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

I OTIS of LAND in the vicinity OF Richmond,
A. -On Saturday, 18th necember,i at 10 o.
ciocsSw3Abe sold, 1T Public Auction, On the
premi$s&aAout four miles below the City Of
RichmShdt on the stage Road to williamsburg,
FIVE LOTS OF LAND, of 100 acres eacl.
through which runs an extensive swamp, easil,-,
reclaimed, and forming one fourth OF each Lot
The whole is heavily timbered with pine ancy
oak, and worthy the attention of ml-owners and
ship-builders.
The terms viii be--one third required in
notes, at 90 days, negotiable at the Bank Of Viz
ginia, the remainder in nine and twelve months,
to be secured by deeds ofif,ist on the land.
CT plan of the Lots may be seen, in few
days, at tire Vendue Office ofMcncure, Robinson
and Peasants
WILLIAM MAYO.
Powhatan, Dec. 8. Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

All tic Swiss are recalled from the In ,lish
ranks, under penalty of FORGETTING citizenship and
property. Bonaparte determines that they shall
hyht for n2 one but himself
The teR Napoleon through Holland is
masnihef hy he presence Of the great officers
OF state and ofVh be Empress. How far he will
succeed IN Eliminating The phiegmatic Hollafders
with Frenc& vivacity remains 70 be seen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
.Another ertruct--dated

WAsHIEGToN, Dec, 8.
Mr.. RUSH has accepted the appointment
of comptroller of the treasury.-Richard r.
Fenwick, late captain in the marine corps,
has been appointed lieutenant colonel of the
light artillery in the army of the U. States.
Inquiry has been officially made on the sub
ject of presumed intrigues on the part of Bri-
fish agents, to excite the Indians to hostilities
against this couRtry. If information to this
effect has been received by government, it
win probably soon be made known.--D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

Weapprchend that some ofthe republicans in
congress, for whose talents and patriotism the
highest respect is entertained, will be decidedly
in favor OF an immediate war with Great Bril-
tain. We ask them to pause, and to reflect up
on the consequences. The nation are unpre-
pared for war at this moment. Have we raised
an army , Are we in situation to take pos
session ofCanada, withou. regular troops The
course proposed by the committee of foreign
relations, course which We believe TO have the
appreciation of that executive, who must carry
on the war, is th@pnlv course which true wis
dom and genuine vdseur weold dictate. FIRST
prepare for battle, ana tBen take the field. We
believe thai congress yA not rise before they
have secure and certain, peace, or vigorous
war Bait, Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

It was not Mr.. Smith of Maryland, as sta
ted in our last, who moved to fill the blank
in the Census bill with the ration of 40, 0co,
but Mr.. Taylor of S. Carolina.-1af Inf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
Faom wAsnInorox CrrY, Dec.

The aPportionnent bill yet hangs between the
two Houses of Congress. The House have re-
fused to agree TO the Senate's amendment, thus
abidingsby the ratio Of $1,000, and The Senate
has dctainined 10 insist on It's amendment re-
ducing The ratio to $4,000. A conference be-
tween the two Houses, which is agreed on, will
probably give rise to an equitable compromise,
that win reconcile the disagrceing votes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
" Oh DEATH all eloquent, you osiy Prove,
Wkat fnsf we doat On. .pken IL nan zre lon

What duet Sve doat on, -gkeH fis man Sge lover
DIED-On the 22d ult at his fathers scat,
in Mathews county, JoHs b. PATTERsoN, in
the 18th year Of his age
In the death oftl,s Young man VIC have an
awful and affecting example of the fragile ten
ure npon which all earthly happiness depends.
--Edueatiop had Literally Pdorned his mind,
and nature hadlnade his hefrt the seat of every
manly and sociaLyirtue = Thus endowed, VIC
might well anticipate, that IN him was conferred
the happiness Of t2fder and -Hecionate ia
thcr. TO render that happiness still greater
the son had sought 20 ensrease and establish his
own. Alas but few days had I've led to the
sacred altar Of matrimony, young lady, lovely
and bloomiaS as the spring. Wpcn tie cruel icy
hand of&csth tore h:m foreyc'Sirom tho tender
earesses Of his youthful bride, and numbered
him with tie dead
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
FaoM ALExAspRIA. December 6,

u
The original letters from Clarke to Power are
now in the possession of a member Of Congress
they have been read BY scvcral, and will be
presented the Presidefft or probab!Y2iav been
before this. We take eks oppor1 unity to OBJ
serve then substantially agree VIII the state
'asnt mad our paper ON ea, object
:. EAa. fysa IyasAias Dec. $:
Relations has no doubt claj he'd TIE attention of
the politician, and an eng iry is naturally STAR
ted. will the house conc8 in the rebprt of that
committee believe Il report wiIkmeet the
sanction of the house-1t is in such perfect ac-
cordancc with the views of the President that
It may be said to be an executive measure; it
10 defended by the most moderate republicans
IN the house, and if there is a division it will
be in Favor Of stronger measures--It was oppo-
sed in the cq&mittce by Mr.. Randolph, who
wished the Amble expunged, that the asser-
ton might nd % out to the world that the Ber-
lin and Milanxiecrees were repealed.-the pro-
mitigation of this fact from source so respec-
table as the honorable committee will no doubt
have great weight with many who were in
doubt on the subject. Mr.. Key voted in COM
mittee for the regulars, but opposed the volun-
teer proposition.-As militia could not be car
ricd out OF the country it was deemed necessary
to raise force in addition to the regulars that.
wonld be sufficient for tie reduction of Canada
Col. Monroe attended the committee in person,
and furnis} them with all the information
that came Tithj n his knowledge or that related
to his depannien t.-From these circums tances
should judge That it will not be one of those
shock
The Navai Committee sat till late hour
last night--they have agreed on strong mea-
sures with respect to that portion of our de.
ience-union and energy are the better halfof
egislation.--Your' Sc ~
Mr.. Rodney has resigned the office of at
torney general of the United States 1t is ru-
mored that he retircs under wounded feelings,
| and has been badly treated.-Balt. Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

ON Thursday the 10th of this month, at
~ II o'clock will be exposed to sale at Pub
lie Auction, if fair, if not on the next fair dav,
about three hundred and ninety acres OF lani
in Henrico county, being the residue of the
land belonging to the estate of Adam Craig
deceasA Noining the plantation sold to DR..
John ANNe sand at present in the occupancy
OF MIR. tarAA. There viii also be sold, the
remainder of the stock, some furniture, and
plantation utensils--Terrns made known on the
day Of sale
MARY CRAIG.
DecsMnEne. tbs -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

WIZ, PIyEyEY, Esq. has resigned his seat in
the Senate of Maryland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

Mr.. Rodney has resigned the office of at
torney general of the United States. 1t is ru-
mored that he retircs under wounded feelings,
and has been badly treateds-Balt. Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

" The Naval Committee sat till late hour
last night--they have agreed on strong mea.
stires with respect to that portion of our de.
tence-union and energy are the better half OF
egislation.--Your' &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


/ Mr. lewis presented a petition of the Trus
tees OF the Georgetown Lancastrian Society in
the District of Columbia, PRAYING ~, act Of IN.
corporation; which was referred to the dis.
ttict committee.
Mr. Smile presented . memorial from the
Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania, praying
the aid Of the general government in accom-
plishing the works in which they are engaged ;
Which was read and referred to a select com
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

hshector 6Boafs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

Powhatan, Dec. 8. Ct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
lust LANDED,

and for sale, next door beloze the Post,
Office,
, 10 tons Bar Iron
50 pieces Raveas Duck
g, 40 pieces Russia Sheetlngs
80 boxes Brown Soap
Il do. White DO.
20 4arrels No. Beef
% boxes Mould Candles
81 bags Sumatra Pepper
IL frkins best Butter
kegs Mustard
2 Mahogany Bureaus
8 casks Herds Grass Seed
IL quintais Dun Fish
box Russia Crash
coils Spunyarn
A quantity of Handspikes, Logreeis & Stick
brcoms
1920 yards Tow Cloth
500 W.T.. new Mich Cheese
boxes Florence Oil
1900 feet Bo rds
box Planes
William Smith.
March 2. d3tsslawtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21

rive hundred tickets 10 be drawn each
day, and the drawing to cuIsmsEcc with the
leas, possible delay
Purchasers OF 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to Il credit of thirty days alter draw
ing Of this class, ior notes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing Of this class, will be consi-
dercd as given up for tn beaeis OF the lot
terry.
This scheme, it is believed. affords an
equal prospect OF gain to adventures with
any o;he" which has Been offered to the pub
lie. Those who are Interested in the corn.
merce and agriculture of the country diacent
TO the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional Inducements to give their support,
as the money TO &c raised by the lottery Is
for their immediate benefit and convenience.
1t IS also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will De disposed to countenance and
encourage measure which has for its object
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
mun,ca,ion between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
Of the eastern and western states, and to
pcrpetHate. their Union.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
Charles Sirnms, President.
Jonah Thompson,l
John Mason, Direct
Henry Foxall, o1s.
William Steuart.

NIB Arrangements having been mae de to
commence the sale of tickets ccmpt.xirr the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
Ell, that am now prepared to :occiye pro-
posals from all such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase, rr otherwise contract for
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be entitled
to credit Of thirty days after the DRAWING of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorsers, negotiable at any of the Banks
within the District of Columbia.
Jos. Carleton,
A!eeat far the Potomac Combauu
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Maul;ga-
tom Lottery.
THE public are hereby informed. tina,
4 at meeting Of the President and Di-
rectors of the Potomac Company, held 3,
Brooks tavern, in Alexandra, on MONDAY.
the 10Th day Of December, 1910, il wa, de-
termined taat the drawing of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation ottery shall
commence on the first Monday In Nav next.
BY order ottne President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, Agext.
Georgetown, Dec. eo-tJar ",
The pubic are farther informed that. con-
formally to subsequent resolution of the
managers of the lottery, the price of tickets
Will be advanced from the 3lst of March
next, to ten dollars and Fifty cents, and that
no tickets after the 25th day of April next,
viii be sold at any other place than at their
Office or Offices in the district of Colus,bia.-
Il is, therefore, confidently hoped, under
these regulations, that persons, DESTROYS of
promoting the object OF this lottery, and who
have not yet supplied themselves with tick
cts, will embrace the opportunity Of doing il
before they are withdrawn from the distant
Agents. Z
BY order Of the Managers,
Joseph Carleton, agent.
February Ola. lawt!3.hAp
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
Nos.

ultimately cured me.
At the Columbian Inn, Market street.
No g..
do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy on sunday the Sth
instant, Immediately sent to physician,
who bled me twice within the space OF about
le hours, all TO no effect my lever sthi IN
creased and my pains SO violent that mad no
KNOWLEDGE OF my nearest relations, nor even
nv parents on Tuesday morning the 10th,
NV father procured me aphisl OF Pauis Co
,n,nb;,n oil which was Immediately apPilsd
TO rny right side, where the pain was the Sc
verest. three or four times, with piece OF
flannel kept to the part affected, and took
fifteen drops internally three times day Tor
the first two days; and the second day alter
usinp the oil, / Was aole to walk about the
house, the third and fourth days took OF the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
en,il ely relieved me from pain and lever,
thanks be to God fer il, ard pow ain we'll
man. WIN. PEACOCK.
Baltimore April 10Th, 1910,
Harrisons Creek.
No. I.
We do certify that on Thursday the Eth
instant, we were tarving new seine for Mr..
Jcnn Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which, by endcavoring to put out the
flames. John Clark and ThoTas Adams got
severely burnt III the face, We immediately
got some Columbian Oil from Mr. Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave case
in the course Of twenty minutes, and mas ieit
the parts free from blisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 18th. 1910.
For SALE in Alexandria By RH'HdRD IL
LILLE, Ap9thscary and Druggist,
fa,rjas street, first door delo'D
K'Ag. street.
Who has conltan1ly on hand,
A GENERA1. ASSIGNMENT OF
Drugs ana Medicines of a superior Quality
by wholesale OF retail.
a L 5 O,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper. alsp'ce
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas.
mAdder, salt petre, chewing tobacco OF first
quality, etc etc.