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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
SAFES ut AUCTION.

MILL positively be sold before the Eagle
W Tavern, on Wednesday the lsh inst. at
IL o'clock.
Negro Men for casl,
60 Hhds. Tobacco Stems On GO days credis
half acre Lots No. 290 in Du-Vals village
at the junction of Bacon quarter aud c sn-
mons branch, on 90 days credit
50o0 Acres OF land inihe Western country
description and title papers will be-
shown on the day of Sale, by
BARTLETT STILL,
Sept.3 At
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SlHVES 1T 6TJCTJOM

u n 7 z % n O1UC IKOyf.
Am Friday the 2ot0 inst. vii, positively be
W sold for cash, before the door Of the Bell
Tavern at eleven O'Clock, about 20 Likely Ne.
grocs. consisting of young Men, Boys AM Girls
ana woman 20 years OF age with three chi-
dren. Ono excellent sesmstress % years OF ge
the above described Negroes are healthy, >trong
aud llkely, under Us good characters as ANY in
the State.
BARTL EFT STILL
daciioaecr-
sept. =
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~ OllCE.-The Subscriber being d.s GUS
" of sscertsining the state of tue fla : of
Tie 'ate Mtjor Lawrence Butler. deed re-
guests all persons having CLAIMS against his -
tste, to make them known TO Inn vithaut de.
Jay. In making this co munication tie clai.
mani is asked to state particularly the nature,
amount and date OF his demand. Those who are
or 10 make payment.
ROBERT PAGE. Ad,a,r.
Nth the JPiH annexed off
Frederick County, Va
September 8. 81
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FOF SIR

= elegant second hsnd Chariot, not the
= worse FOR use--It is of s,,nerior -
manship, and win be sold low. # applied for
immedIRtel y-En9uire * this OE;ce. or 20
hesssrs. Moncure, Robinson & Ple4sants.
Sep 9 =,
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TIE SUBSfRrRER

WIN = removed 20 Il House lately oc.
4 oup'sd by Mr. Benjamin johnson, nesr
the B2son, tenders ms services To the pubic, ss
Commission Merchant: consigners may rest as.
sured OF my best attention to their interest, Jis.
patch and punctuaiity.
Sept. 3. va q
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TAREW UP L0Hw pED1-

ANNEJV OF BY JOHN REDD- -
I WING "a Henry Caunty. "a sniti,s R;vAr
IL ne-r Henry old Coucthous%, Bav Mare
about nine or ten years cid, with star on her
forehead. one of her hind fest white, branded
on the MIN Shoulder with the letter C.. post:
ed and appraised to fifty dollars before M,
JOHN STAPLES, Sen'r.
May 90
Cooy.-TeSte,
WALLER REDO, nc.
Sept. 8. 80
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he subscriber offers Tor sale 3, plgo1.,i
"a on ymG 10 CumSerland COUNTY. kaa ,,," ~.
,,t name OF Chillowee Formerly me ,roner, ~
WIN Randolph, and situated about !, Mi. VI
en-. n''i ron J'mes Town and the same d.,sors
,,oU' we APPomatox River it IS estimate ~,
contain 5oO acres M. o. less, IFS situ,1,
IsrIs an easy and safe conveyance ~ 49,, 20,
70. 20 i"e F.leTsb9rg and Richmond rarkets.-,n,.
,.bea, VIZ agapled to the growth of corn.
"heaI oats and tobacco besides rert liz, ~ q
ona several local advantages, it posscss2s -,
soon buildings, such is an excellent dwsn,Sy
house Kitchen ndseyersl other yerv co,,'.,T
eht out'bouses' about one half Of tie H.
no" " woods shdVery Hell limb. red IT. !
~ unnecessary to Say any ding NOR corr. 4
ing 'h5 valpabie property, as il ls presr0 ..pi>
person wishng to purchase vim tie,g 4, ny
, m,se =. iirst the terms may be known . pre-
eao 20 's suoscrioer residing 10 Prry ppiy-
JOHN PETER MOS
a C CT PARChL oF III d, ;, wv
1as fS 54 SALE Enquire at Ln. tx, 9hfcAa'
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IS. New YORK, Angus, %
Lf7EST IRON ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship
Ariadue, Getty, in 45 days from Il asst,
from whence he sailed on the I4th of July.
Capt. @. has furnished the editors OF the
Mercantile Advertiser, with Irish newspa-
pers to the 14th OF July, containing London
dates of the 12th.. The papers are barren
OF news. The following is summary of
their contents.
The Official letter OF Commodore Rogers
appears in one of the papers with the fol
lowing remark. tits very plausible
statement, and makes us extremely anxi-
Gus for the publication from authority of
Capt. Bingham's dispatches"
The same paper of the 9th uit. says.
" according 10 accounts received this day
from Portsmouth, Sir ]. Yorke, proceeded
to sea with sealed orders, to be opened to
the westward of Silly. Sir Joseph sailed
on T. day.
A London paper of the 9th ult. observes
that ,he report OF the Queens Council was
signed by all the members on Saturday,
and was to be laid before Parliament that
day Che eth.)
he same paper observes, that his Males
ty WAS not in a state of mind to resume the
! functions Of the Regal Authority !; that his
bodily health, however, had not declined
& therefore that some of the physicians saw
n reason to alter their former opinion, that
his Majesty wonld ultimately recover, not
withstanding the accounts from Windsor
were. that the King had passed worse
night on Sunday, than he had done for a
considerable time.
Capt Hurlits, of the ship Savage, in
| forms US, that or the 26th of July, 10 lat.
| 40, Ion 80. so, he spoke the ship Saus,
! Fisher, from Cadiz for Boston, who was ia
kan off Cape St Vincents by the British
ship of war Leopard, detained, four days,
| aad then released on account of being in
ballast. The Leopard had with her tour
other American vessels, detained as prizes
| with their outward cargoes on board. The
captain of the Leopard said he had received
inform alton, by packet direct from London
! for Cadiz that War, had been declared
against the United States by Grea, Britain !;
and that the packet had orders for the Ad-
mral at Cadiz to detain all American YES.
sells
rive coincide in opinion with capt. Hur
litz who believes that the whole of the lat
ter part OF this intelligence is not worthy OF
credit. Mere. .ddv.
Yesterday afternoon - rs sent into this d RI
and anchored in The North River; the Brl-
fish ship Tottenham, Capt Young. prize
to the French privateer Duke of Dantzic,
of 10 guns Capt ArrennandAn, member of
the Legion of Honour. The Tottenham
was captured on the Sd Instant off Barda-
does and the captain and all her crew
excepting three men, and two bows, were
put on board the privateer. The British
vessel WAS taken at s O'clock by surprize,
Captain Getty, OF the ship Ariadne, who
arrived at this port yesterday. spoke, on
the 14th inst. in lat. 40 SO, long. 65. the ship
Rose, 4 days from Philadelphia, tor Stool K
holm, all well.-C The Philadelphia pa
pers state, that the Rose had been cap
tured off our coast by British cruIser. J
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Sept. g.

For Liverhool.
,sySXHIGsN TIE SHIP -REBECCA.
SstASlsfE :. CdPIdIN NI.81NC;
ssfs@S-csS- NO4r lying at City POint.
Burlhen $50 hhds. Tobacco, two thuds &c her
cargo engaged. will sail by the middle o. this
month. For balance of freight or passage, she
having good accommodations for passenger
Apply TO the Captain board. Mr. Robert
Colquhoun, Petersburg, or
Sept 8 D.
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Captain Getty, OF the ship Ariadne, who
arrived at this port yesterday. spoke, on
the 14th inst in lat. 40 SO, long 65. the ship
Rose, days from Philadelphia, tor Stock
holm, all well.-G The Philadelphia pa
pers state, that the Rose had been cap
tured off our coast by British eraser,
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IRON the Jonrnai u ne Entire, July ist.
His Majesty CM0KAr,) has Just suppress
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EAGLE TAVERN.
Hrs. WATT,

ID ESpECTFULLY informs the public,
AZ that those spacious and commodious
buildings known By the above name, are
now under her sole manage uient and ex
elusive control. Situated in a central part
of the City of Richmond, and equally con-.
venient for professional characters, and o.
theirs from the country, wto have business
at the Capitol, and those who wish 90 take
lodgings in part of the town contiguous
Ito mercantile transactions, the EAGLE
TAVERN cannot but offer to the traveller
and the temporary resident, accommodate
ons and conyepiences, at least equ1<,to auy
IN the city. Gentlemen from &r31lF rent
darts of Virginia, and indeed from Distant
parts of the United States, who are obliged
to visit Richmond, and are DESTROYS of an
interview, one with ano' her, will be least
likely to be disappointed, by putting up at
the Eagle Tavern; as 1t is, unquestionably,
from its long and extensive celebrity, more
frequented by genteel travellers than any
tavern in the city, and also has the advan:,
itage of receiving aud entertaining the stage
passengers, both from the North and The
South.
The rooms in the Eagle Tavern are nu.
merous aud well furnished, and so dyersi.
fed as to size and retirement, as equally
to suit those who move with numerous IA
miles, and those who travel by themselves.
A large and elegant table will be every
day spread and this establishment Mrs.
Watt pledges herself 20 support with uui.
formity.
Richmond Feb %, 1911. IF
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RA virtue of deed of trust, bearing da e
the 9th day of April, 1902, executed
by Nathaniel Harris to me for the purpose
of securing sum ofaippey therein menti.
oned, to the late firm aff 8uchanan, Dunlop
Co. wiAproceSK on Thursday, the
2ist day of March es xt, if fair, if not, the
tirst fair day theSsAfrer, at 10 O'Clock. ON
the premises, to sell at public Auction. on
credit Of one, two and Three years, Te4
quaLinstaiments,] 49, q -
Iracf Of Lo,0
ons fais creek, in the county of lttsyisa..
MIA containing: " estimation 1910, acres.
more orless. being lthes.sane tract which
the said HSsEfs 81 ted sfro,n his deceal
ssd father, mich there are good
Dwelling HCdst House, Distiliery,
and macy other improvements. MI. AL
exander Brown, who lives On the land.
will shew It 20 intending purchasers, and
any Information wanted may be had nv
application 20 me-Donds with approved
security, to bear ipte est from the date.
win be, required, bot the interest viii ne
rsmitted II the principal is punctuahy
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. IS, 1911. It'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-14

Just ReceivIt snd for Sale by the Sub
scriber at his Glass and China Store,
first door above the Eagle Tavern,
Pipes london par sicular Madeira Wine
10 ditto do do 1'enerifle do
IA Hhds old Antigua and Jamaica Rum
90 Tierces On Wh;skey
y s Pipes Cogniac Brandy
8 do Holland Gin
Champagne, Ciaret, Port, Sherry and
Malaga Wines
Tierces 6 J Hibbert's Brown Stout, <
40 Bbls. Philad Bottled Porter
Is Chests Gunpowder Tea, of the latest
importation N
S half Chess 4 qs. do. and 90 cases I'm
perial Teas
so Boxes Spermiciti and Tallow Candles
100 Ditto Goshen Cheese
IL Ditto shaving Soap and Wash Balls
20 Hide New Orleans Sugar
20 Do aud SO Bills Muscovado ditto
6 Do and so Bois superior qualified
Loaf do
so Bags Green and Is White Coffee
10 Crates Liverpool Ware
10 Boxes Glass, assorted
10 Dining Sets Liverpool and Canton
China
so Tea Ditto containing from AZ to GO
pieces
6 Boxes each do SO short Sets Coffee
Cups and Saucers
$50 Casks each Containing bushels
Ground Plaster Paris
$50 Sacks Liverpool Salbstwilled, Sack
ing, bushels each
80 s sss.; s ss!:'s esss;sE.yMl
25 lbs Fresh NatmeS 1X
II nos a
Alexandria CrackersAbysthe Key
Black and Long Pepper, dflspicef white
Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, and
Termerick Pearl Barley Rice Sage,
Currapts, Cramberries
Barley Sugar, Lemon Candy, Pepper
mint Drops, Rose Almonds and Gin
namon Cordial
Olives Calsup. Capers and Anchioves
Refined Salt.Petre, Alum, Cper 5. In.
dieo, Fig Blae and Sulpher
Richmond and Brandywine Gun Powder
Shot assorted, from No. b. to No. 10
Superfine De Silva and Merry Andrew
Playing Cards
Writing Paper by the Ream
100 Pieces House Paper
Rick's superior qualified Salt-Petre-
Picked Salmon and Trout
Chewing Tobacco, Scotch Snuff
Stone Ware, consisting of large size
Butter Pots Preserve and Picking,
Pots, Jugs and Churns of various sizes
8 by 10, 10 by IL and ID by Ia VIM
dow Glass by the Box.
IA Cases with white Gilt Bottles and so
DemiJohps
Large and Small Tea Trays and Walters
Six tons Swedish Iron, assorted sizes
All of which, will be Sold at reduced
rces for Cash. Country Produce, or ac-
eptances in Town.
Edward Hallam.
Richmond, October 1, 1910. VT +.
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John Mayo, -
Edwin James Harvie, for
himself and his Mu.her.
Dabney Williamson,
William Mayo,
Alexander Fulton,
Joseph II. Mayo,
Robert Gordon,
William Foushee,
Benjamin Sheppard,
John Sheppard,
Martin Smith,
Archibald Blair,
john Robinson,
William Young,
John Buchanan.
Richmond, February 90, 1911. 81
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The Richmond Hill Academy.

THE Academy on Richmond Hill ha.
wing gone into operation, on the 18th
january==,he present Arrangement stand
thus
The Latin and Greek languages; with
so mach OF English literature in general, as
is inseparable from, and pecessary to be
connected with classical studies, aid the
course of a grammar school, by
r. Danny.
Reading, Writing, English 0h4mmar,
Geography, with the use of the Globes,
Book keeping, the most essential of the
practical branches of the Mathematics, in
GLIDING ARITHMETIC, by
w. CAULFIELD.
The exertions of two teachers, already
employed ia the Academy, render it con-
vebient for a considerable number of add.
tional scholars to be invited, and received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-14

PROFESSIONALLY the best Stallion
~ row in England; and although &C. years
old still continues there to cover by sub.
sCrlpticn only,
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MOTICE.-ALL those that have demands on
In the estate of Rooert Mitchell. dec'de are
earnestly requested to make them knovn ,ani
those that indeb ed TO said estate are so,ici,
ed to make payment to
VIZ. MITCHELL, Executor,
RiehTond, January 90, 1911. If.
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THE subscriber continues 10 al as Commits
SION agent, Stock Exchange and Tobacco
Broker in this place, where nc offers his services
TO The pubic to transact general Commission Bu
siuess, which he viii entirely devote his asten:i.
on 10, with hope of being able TO execute to
advantage the various orders from the country
and elsewhere with promp' itude. either IN the
sale or purchase OF the different articles current
in'this market; as he viii always consider il his
duty fai,hfully to observe the interest of his
friends by giving them the earliest information
respecting the state of our markets and other
circumstances that may occur, which he trusts
will ultimately tend to promote him in their es-
teen. - ~
He has Gre proof warehouse near the basin
of the Canal, which is ready for the reception of
all kinds of Storage on che shortest notice and
reasonable terms, where every exerton and un.
limited attention will be paid TO the issersst OF
those who may please to honor him with Uer
confidence. lie viii also offer FL s. ID p1b
lie Auction, every day at 8 o'cl&k ,R&xe Re
door Of the Bell Tavern, CT q the Xr)hi&s,
Land, Teneinents, Slaves, Hr&es. Coz
Wares and Mercbandize, of ever $.Asscrf Won,
that his friends may please TO consign him.
He will attend the sales Of Goods and Csrgoes
on the wharves, and If not sold stored in ii,e
proof house. Advances of cash made if iequir-
ed, by BARTLETT STILL,
9obacco Broker c, Vcudue- Master.
Who has on hand for sale : great bargain, a
quantity of
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Dry Gods q Cvocer1es !;

1000 acres Military Land in the state of Ohio
5000 acres do. in Kentucky-
5000 do. do. in Harrison and Randolnh
counties, for sale low or barter for other pro.
perty.
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour and Hemp; also bills of Exchange, Bank
Stock, Turnpike and James River Company
Shares negotiated at his Office. Cash raised on
good notes, and all kinds of bank notes changed
at q moderate premium. Debts collected and
merchants and other accompts lguida,ed with
dispatch, by BARTLETT STILL,
Factor G Commission Merchant.
Bell Tavern, Richmond,
Virginia: ep4tSewtf
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

MAY %, 1911.
Ordered, That James NJ CURE, John Nun.
caster, Jacob Hoffman, and John c. Vowel,
be a committee to settle the Collectors &C.
counts.
May g.
Ordered, That the Superintendent of Pc.
lice, In making the pavement Of the footways
OF Washington-Stre between Queen and
Oronoko.streets, do have the side stones set
with falls stone, and also pave with the same
kind of stone the intersections of Queen and
Princess-strectS, feet wide, 50 as to make
them passable for 700, passengers
Resolved, That the Mayor demand of Mr..
Abel Janney the sum Of $685. ID cents, be.
ing balance OF account duethe Common Coun-
Gil Oh the final settlement of his accounts to
July, 1910; and that, if the said money is not
paid or otherwise settled to the satisfaction of
the Mayor, before the first day of July next,
that the Attorney of the Common Council be
and he hereby is instructed to bring suit q.
gainSt the said Abel Janncy and his Secufi-
ties, for the recovery of the same.
On balloting for Collectors for the several
wards, the following persons were duly elect
ed 800
William A. Harper, for the LIST ward.
Joseph Thornton, fer the Cd ward
William Rhodes, for the Sd ward.
William Fox, for the 4th ward
Ordered, That the Mayor take proper
bonds, with sufficient securities, from the
Collectors, for the present year, ard return
the same to the Clerk Of the Council.
Ordered, That the Superintendent of Police
reset the side stones and repair so much Of
the pavements as shall seem necessary, on the
south side of King between Pitt and Royal
streets.
. Extract from the minutes,
JOHN d. SIMNfS, G. C.
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to deed of trust from Dcun,s Ram.
say and Jan allen, his wife, dnted the 10th
day OF June, 1873, for the purpose of Sc
curing the payment of sum Of money
therein mentioned, to lain & Jose,h Dir
on, will sold, on the premises, to the
highest blddcr-one half for cash, and the
other OH credit to suit the purchaser.-
t'nd the surplus, after paying the debt,
may be Oh such credit as the purchaser
Shall be able to obtain from Mrs Jane Az
len Ramsay, 10 whom it is to be paid)-
Oh the 27th day OF June next ir.r.
A valuable Lot of Ground,
fronting IS feet s inches on Union.s.ree..
and 60 ieet on Fayettc Alley, adjoining Ram
says wharf; on which is erecte.l good sub.
stlntial oak frame house so feet fronting on
Fayeue Alley, and is among the most pub
lie parts Of the wharf, and packet landings.
he sale to commence at - O'Clock.
G. Deneale, 71uJ2ee.
Nay 80. 2awts
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By LAT Nights MAIL
BALTIMORE. May 20.
--latest from Monte Tideo.

BY The arrival of the ship Sidney, in 6
DAYS from Montevideo, we learn that the
governor Of Montevideo marched Git was
supposed against Buenos Ayres) the day
before she sailed, with 600 MOI. and was
to be joined on his march by 100 more,
and had sent to solicit troops frem the
Portuguese government. Paraguay was
considered in state Of revolution. Bue-
nos Ayres was closely blockadtd. and no
vessels of any nation permitted to enter.
The forces of the Junta at Buenos Avres
were supposed to be about 200O-most of
their troops had been on expeditions to
the inteIicr--that which had gone against
the Portuguese had been repulsed.
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For the .qlerandria Gazette.

For the .qle:candria Gaoetfe.
Il reading Commodore RSScrs's letter
70 the Secretary OF the Navy, giving an
accent Of the late unfortunate rencounter,
it is impossible to admire too much the
dc,;cacv and distress expressed by him on
the unhappy consequences Of the ma'nai
r,;stokc. However there is one act on
his part which does not seem to be ate
eether necessary, and therefore not pro-
Dcr. The United States being ct peace
with all the world, there was no Recessi-
~. s,r the eonlmantier Of one ei' the nation
al vessels to have been So ardent II pRr-
s,;u. in which he seems to have displayed
a curiosity not called for ny The urgency OF
the case-auC: least Of all was it necessary
\ to press the pursuit after suaiau. Had we
any declared enemies this would have been
& his duty. But protesting to have none'
we ought at least to have suspended our
! curiosity till day light. As to pressing
American seamen. such acts are denied
IS authorised BY the British government,
and when such improper conduct is pur-
sued the usual mode for orr Pacific IA
ton. IS to appeal first to the sovereign Oh
the offending individual. Nksa the minds
Of two people have been long wrought up
IN Infatuated resentmeuts first by those
who wish to hold power amongst. us; and
then by those in Britain who lock with
ayidity to the spoiIs which our deteneeiesS
commerce opens to enterprisinS piunder-
ers--tb;s occurrence, trifing in Itself,
NAV produee heavy calamities, not so
uueh 10 Britain Il, to ourselves. 1t may
Lr;no oo y contest when we are totally un-
able to defend our millions floating on the
ocean--nay, even when our seaports may
be easily spoiled and laid in ashes. This
contest has happened too with a vessel be-
longing TO nation whose ships OF war are
continually rescuins eur property from
the remorseless jaws Of France. 1t is an
event to be lamented, as it may be I'M
proved by the unprincipled in this eoun-
try and in Britain. to produce that war;
which will at once destroy our commerce
and prosperity, aud bind US perhaps for
ever obseGuious vassals to the triumphal
car of Napoleon. II may produce war
which in It's consequences may obliterate
n from the face Of tlic earth any thing Ike
national liberty. However ruinous Dri-
itisb war will be to US in stripping us CT
q our property, and in eonsigning us to the
3 dominion of France, il will be impossible
{ for Britain to resist the powe' o. -lmerl-
ca and France combined. and o5edient.t to
the will of the mighty Genius, vino boasts
Sof holding the destinies Of Europe, ana no
doubt aspires to cOntroul those OF the
arid. When Britain and America fall,
liberty and rational religion will be ex-
kt;oet among mankind, aud chaotic ruin
and darkness viii cover ali. 1t is hoped
f,,.refore that the rulers Of both nations
f., this unforeseen ease. will pursue that
&ternerate course which may save both
from the deep and bot,onliess abyss.
q ' CRITIC.
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THURSDAY MORNING, mar 50,

The Baltimore Wig seems to be over
loved at present, and has accordingly fiji
led his paper with divers "mistakes
respecting the late engagement. Net
withstanding the " inexprcssible delight
which the Har-hascl:S manifest and doubt
less feel on the occasion, we trust their
sansn;nary wishes viii be disappointed.
81 the same time, we know that they VIZ
use every artiiiec to bring about an event
which they have so long iahored to accom-
p;:si,, with d;abolieal malice : small
s..uaplc Of their ;alents for round assertions
alias hing viii be found in this days pa
per. This way serve to caution the un-
weary.
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The Subjc1lber,

INTENDING to re commence the Packet.
/ Jog business between this place and Nor
folk. IN the fast sailing Packet Boat Mary -
Kitty, takes the liberty, through this me-
dun. to inform his friends and the public IN
general, that he is n,w ready to take in cargo,
and will be thankful for freight, or any part
thereof, as he will endeavor to sail in all this
week For freight or passage, apply on
Board, or at his dwelling house on Pitt street.
y. BLACK.
May %. DIST.