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


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BALTIMORE Dec. 9.
lhe fohfo-sisy -cGs received an anticipation D,
the Editor cf the Fed Cass. and ieJi at the Cof
fee House
New York, Dec. 6, noon.
FROM FRANCE.
Mr.. Barney, arrived in this town Yesterday
from New Ldndon---he arrived there in the
ship Ann, Bond, of Baltimore from Bayonnc,
trcm which place he sailed the s.h Of October
Mr.. Barlow, had met with most cordial re.
cePtion from the Ddkc OF Bassano wi,h whom
he was formerly on intimate terms; and there
"as no doubt OF speedy renewal Of all sub.
jects Of Difference between the two so, er,,.
mcnts, Mr.. Lee, reported ut Bordeaux that
John Russell, Esq. was to go in the Constitu,ion
to England as Charge d:s ailaircs in the place
OF Mr.: smith. The French still continued to
send immense rcinforcements into Spain and
Portugal. The trains of artillery and baggare
Wagons loaded with ammunition and provisi.
ons were without end, and generally destined to
that place. Amongst them were considerable
quantities of bcsicging materials, particularly
those destined for mining.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

RY virtue Of a decree ofthe County Court
-AV OF Henfico, will be sold, ON the BOth inst.
at Mr.. Austin 1alman's Tavern IN VS. county.
-FOUR NEGROES, belonging 20 ~ Heirs Of
john Burton, deed, (Leycllon Il usn,lis credit.
the pnrehaser giving hosd with approved Sc.
curityto the commissioners
Hemico, Fec 4fth, W Itds}-
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FROM A LOUISVILLE PAPER.
CIns, Battle Ground, ,
One mile from the PrObhet's Village. :
Nor.,,ber QsI 1871
d ( AR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
We were attacked at half past 4 o.
clock on the morning of the 9TH inst by the
PROPHETS party consisting, as is supposed, of
oOO warriors. Wa were not at that early hour
prepared for action, and we're lulled into grea-
ter security than usual by promise that was
made by his messengers to the Governor, to
come or send into camp to treat ofpeace. Dis
may and confusion prevailed for some TING till
the troops were formed, when 4 despe&& ac-
tion took place, which lasted for two 4aurs.
Just at day-break they were driven from the
camp after sustaining)too successive charges.
The loss have sustainedis considerable not
however, more than the enemy suffered 1t
consists, am told, of 100 or 20 killed and
wounded--42e Of whom were Killed or have died
since the action. The officers who fell were all
militia. One regular officer onlyis thought to
be dangerously wounded. Col Daviess, Capts.
Spencer. Berry and Warwick, and lieutenant
MMahan are killed. Colonel Owen of Ken
lucky IS also killed. Our acquaintance, Tho
mas Randolph and Col. Isaac White, of the ca
y;dry are killed our worthy and brave friend,
Col. bartholomew, is wounded in the arm. /
had narrow escape, the horse | rode was shot
under me--anotherI mounted afterwards woun-
ded, and ball passed through, or cut my great
coat Never did mon behave better generally,
than both regulars and militia and nothing but
their bravery, and the bravery and military
skill OF the commander in chief, prevented this
action from being as fatal as St. Glars The
Old Indian fighters say that they never have wit
messed one so severe. The town which was
considerable, is now in flames. I must CON
ciudc by subscribing myself your friend, &c.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the
"A 27th, of june last, Negro Man, named
IShHC, he is OF dark complexion, rather
under the common height, walks stradIins,
and IS q close strong built felloY.--He has
been seen in the city of Richmond, and I
suppose is still lurking in that place or it's
neighborhood. will give reward of Twen-
~ Dollars is taken without the state, or Ten
Dollars, if within, to any person that will de-
liver him TO me in Pripce Edward county, or
secure him in any Jail SO that get him q.
gain.
WATKINS DUPUY.
Prince Edwzrd, Dec. 9Th 1911. swp
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MyIRGINIA ARGUS.
~ X I c IT AZ O ~ d.
THURSDAY. DscEMsER -. 1911.
Ertract "a lctier 20 az Editor d,tca

"WAsuINcroN, Dec. g.
'SThc census bin is depending before a
committee of conference of the two houses.
The House adopted 81 600 as the proper ra-
ito; the Senate have amended it by putting in
$4,000. It'll thought the conference will end
IN nothing. SO that the bill must be lost, or 35,
600 agreed to, which last think will hard
ly he the case: Should the bill be lost, rev
one must be formed, and it is doubtful whe-
ther 40 or 3S WILDE the number; most pro-
badly theNlatter
1.-The House was in committee on FRIDAY
on the report OF the coTpmttcs of foreign re-
iations, and went through and agreed to the
resolutions, with an amendment to the second,
striking out le,OC0, the proposed number of
additional troops, leaving it blank, or rather
only determining in favor OF an additional
number; the House took up that evening
(Frday)the report of the committee and a
greed othe. First resolution, but it growing
Late thercPort was laid on the table, and
though the House met Yesterday, it sat so
snort time the report was not called up.
From the best opinion 1 am able to form
think we shall have war Though not imme-;
diately) unless Great Britain gives wav,
which do not believe she will do: The cal
culation made is, that by the operation of
her present system, she DESTROYS fully three
IJottT1hs OF our direct trade, in our. own YES
sells, and products. A submission TO this is
nearly tantamount to giving her carte
| ofauch in relation to our commerce.
"DEcENpER
We have to-day had some debate on the
| resolution for raising additional troeps, but
adjourned without taking the question. Mr.
Randolph is the only member who has vet
| come out against the resolutions he voted
against the first, and has to-day spoken at
length against the second. think they will
be adopted"
FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT.
lhls Court has been considerably engaged
on the argument on some of the EMBARGO ca
ses, which had been sent up by the District
| Court-Mr Tyler, Judge Of that Court, de-
cllned sitting again in these cases.
he case of Dixon against the U. s. had
been decided ii, favor of the United States
IN the District Court of Norfolk, and sentup
to the Circuit Court ona 4or1t Of error. The
| decision of the District Judge was on Tues
day last, reuerSed, by the Chief Justice.
In the case of the U. S. against Gordon,
Stc. the Judge Of the District Courtof Rich
mond, had decided against the u. S.-The
Cnlef Justice has confirmed this decision
| both these cases have consequently been
determined against the u. S.-as we under
stand on the ground of defect in the En,bar-
go Sands We shall seize some opportunity,
next week OF laying before our readers these
o'hlSohS OF the Chief Justice. Eng.
| DIED-On Thursday the 5th inst Mr.
| CASPER FLEISHER, an old and respecta-
bic inhabitant of this city.
/ MELIyIYJrv mo 7 IN o,r nov.
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A CARD.

Ys'HE report that the subscriber was TO
q leave Richmondsis mere ffsbricb lion.
he never had such afnidca, and will Is for
meriy keep his School Curing The sessh. His
friends aud the public ave referred tohis adj
vertisement inserted in IBIS paper.
JOHN IATASTE.
Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

The schr. Edmund, Capt. Doane, arrived
at this port yesterday from Lisbon, from
whence he sailed on the 24th of Nov.
Capt. ID. informs US, that nothing new had
lately transpired from the armies, and that
they remained almost inactive. Markets
were dniL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

Henry Graham mate of the schr. Mary,
iermc, is said by captain Tcrme to have
been impressed at Livcrpool--Mr. Graham
is said to be native of Philadelphia-antl
had a Baltimore protection.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12


10 addition TO the above, we are happy TO an
nounce the arrival Of Major George r. c. Floyd,
and a number of volunteers Of this county from
whom VIC have collec.e cd the following particu-
lars. The troops unIer Gov. Harrison, left the
PROPHETS town for Vinccnnes, on the 9th, and
arrived without mOlestation from the enemy, Oh
the evening Of the 18th, having put part of the
wounded an board boats, at fort Harrison, a
number Of whom died on their way down. The
regulars were lcf. at fort Knox, a few miles a.
bovc Vincennes That 17o were killed and
wounded, 50 Of whom were found dead on the
battle groundlor died since Of their wounds.
The IpcIaT woman that was found in the Pro-
phet' stovn saws that about 197 were missing
Mr.. Wells sayshe counted 40 new graves, and
81 Indians laying on the ground.-The aggre-
gate amount of their loss appears TO be about
500. In addition TO the number Of whites sta
ted IN our former paper, TO have been killed in
the battle, the following is list Of the killed
and wounded Of Clark county, e. ~ No other
returns have been received, but VIC believe we
can state with certainty, that no more Of the
troops from Kentucky were killed, than were
mentioned in our first number. Some few were
wounded.
Il list cfthe killed and wounded Of Clayf county
ar
kiLLED.-Joseph Warnock, Thomas Clon-
dcnen, William Fislar, William Hutchinson,
Henry Jones and William Kelly.
WOUNDED-Iohn Drummond, !. Robertson
Thomas Gibson, Col Bartholomew and Captain
Norris.
sr. Lor1s, o.. T.) Nov is.
INDIAN MOVEMENTS.
From gen. CLARK, we have the following par
ticulars.
A few weeks. ago, POttowatomic Indian b.
the name Of White Hair, passed through tie
Pottowatomies ofIllinois river, with belt Of
Wampum from lie Prophet and has proceeded
to TIC Socks, and s 10 90 on 10 the Sioux ma
ton. The spccclI is rs follows -" Brother.
you promi4ad ne last year that you would b.
ready in tAe Sprirg the Spring came, but ~
person WAS rcady--thc Fall is eoins. look to-
wards the setting sun, but DO not discover you
coming--You have not been trUcl yet hope
yeu viii not fail 10 ready ea'1y next Spring"
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BALTIMORE. Dec. I;

BALTIMORE, Dec. :.
A letter from Kingston, Jamaica. of Nov.
10, says an additional Import duty of one dol
lar barreliis to he added en- Flour, to take
place hrstsof. January ncxt. Markets dull.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12
NEw-YoRK Dee [

NEw-YoRY, Dec. s.
The .. 5. sloep OF war Hornet, Capt. Law
renee, for France and England, was at an
ehor at the watering-place, Staten-Island,
last evening, where she was detained all yes
terday by head wind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

The Iast Post from Petersburg, inform Of
the capture Of three Americans in tie Bell,
by French priva,eers, and fears are ehter-
tanned for OILERS bound out.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

DIED-On Thursday the 5th inst. Mr..
CASPhR FLEISHER, an old and respecta-
BILE inhabitant of this CITY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

MELLvILLE," (No. I) in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-12

Extract cfG letter. from gentleman in Yin
ceanes, 10 his friend in this hioce, dated
"Vinccnncs, Nov. Is, 1911.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-09

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, SIS.
N0rember Term, 1870.
lhe Common Council of Alex =
ahdrla, comhlainGn!S. .
Against
John Gadsby and Joshua Doing, :
d3tendants. =
THE defendant John Gads-
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January 4.
A MILL FOR SALE,
hIIRnfHA.
IN LOUDOU.N.

By authority of deed Of tru!t ex-
ecuted by James M'(eath and John Ash, 70
the subscriber, will be exposed to public sale,
for ready money, on the premises, on the
first day of March next, if fair, if not, the
next fair day,
A certain tract or parcel Of Land.
in the said deed described, lying on the Bca-
yer Dam Branch of Goose Greek, being the
same that was sold and conveyed by Stephen
MCPHERSON to the said James M'Geath and
John Ash, and conveyed in trust by them to
secure the payment of the purchase money.
The tract contains about - or l3 acres of
Land, and thereon Grist and Saw Mill,
Dwelling House &c The subscriber acting
as trustee is not to be considered bound to
warrant title to said land-he will convey
such right to the purchaser as is vested in
him by the trust deed only.
Burr Powell.
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FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for 5 II acres Of land
n lying in the county of Fairfax. and be-
ing part of the tract of land called Ravens
.yorth,'' the annual rent of which is fifty dol
lars. 1t is about nine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
il. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and a good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres in clever,
equal to any in the neighborhood, about the
same quantity of timothy meadow OF excel
lent quality, and as much more unimprovcd:
This farm is divided into Ave lots, and tho
fencing in tolerabIe repair. If it is not dis.
posed Of by the first of October, will lease
il for lives. 1t is SO situated as to make two
tenements. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
te the subscriber residing On the premises.
.7oseph PsueM,
July 20. 2awef
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No. s..

Baltimore, Sept. s, 1908.
The oil that received by Mr.. Elliott tor
the cold, did me great deal OF ser'ice' anu
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian Inn, Market street.
No. 6.
I do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy Oh Sunday the sth
instant, | Immediately sent to physlclau'
who bled me twice within the space OF about
Is hours, all to no effect my lever still IN
creased and my pains SO violent that l had no
knowledge Of my nearest relations, nor even
my parents on Tuesday morning the 10th,
nv father procured me phial OF Paul's Co.
lumbar Oil, which was Immediately applied
to nv 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 for
the first two days and the second day after
using the oil, was aole to walk about the
house, the third and fourth days took of the
oil fifteen drops right and morning, which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for it, ard now | am we'll
man. NM. PEACOCK.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910,
Harrison Creek.
No. 7.
We do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant, we were tarring new seine for Mr..
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which. by endeavoNng tC put out the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, we INN eeliately
got some Columbian Oil from MIR. PauI, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course of twenty minutes, and has left
the parts free from blisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910.
For sale in alexandria by RICHARD II
LILLE. Abothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street, first dser beIow
King street.
Who has conltantly on hand,
AGENBaALAssoTMENT OF
Drugs and Medicines of a superior quality
,..~ by wholesale or retail.
a l. S O,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alspice
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
madden, salt petre, chewing tobacco Of first
quality, etc. etc.
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Pas.', Patent Mfalls5le
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inventor OF this highly esteemed me
,s;c;ne is a natlye of america and the conPo,
si,,on is the PRODUCTION OF America" SUI,
co,,souentlv i is in every sense OF the worn
aor,sstic. !, is not puffed up with numerous
ram Of pempoas foreign ceruhca'es Oh pe'
xoas from whom by the great distance ."a'
separate. US It's impossible TO OBTAIN ih'o'-
nation. therefore the puolic has better secu'
rity for their money as there cannot Dc tue
least shadow Of deception to cover MS m'a'-
cine, for he simply appears before the eoih-
,,.,n;tv with his invention and an experiment
"a, deta;l Of the various cases in which 1t re-
ally is so wonderfully efhcacious and IN ~hicn
heis supported by the following certlnca,e''
whose names are not only subscribed ou'
their person. may also be Consulted oeh'e
residents within the circle of our nelgnoor-
hood. The following are the complains III
which the Columbian Oil has been iouha SC
ef6caciaus aud rarely ever fails OF etiecthg
ere viz Rheumatism, consumption, pains
in any part of the body, but particularly IN
the back and breast, colds and coughs too'h
ache, spleen, plcurisies, chollc' cramps, eA-
tern,l and interns i bruises, sPralns ana nes'
wounds. scalds and burns, whooplng couS"
and n,umps, and dysentry and bloody nuN'
Group ana the summer complaints In Chill
drep, and in weak stomach that IS caused
by Indigestion, constant sinking ana losS %
,n,e,its, j, will act as powerful bracer TO
,he relaxed fibre and restore 1t to Its proper
tone ,.
1, seems as though nature had ranked the
frs, Of the class OF all pectorals and exPecto-
rails for the relief Of the breast and lungs as II
scarcely ever fails of removing obstructlons
in eith2r, p ,riculariy those who are trou-
bled vih p,thysick or asthmatic complaints
who in the act of walking fast, stopping or
living down are almost suffocated' halfa tea
Sd ,oa flu! Of the Columbian Oil will render
some reLei instantaneously, and Ii continued
agrecably 20 the directions in such cases. Will
prove aradical cure, by producing the I'LL
power of inlation TO the lungs and tree OK
passion ofthe breast,
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= Sutttrne Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly Of
the extractiye matter and res!nous portion oil
the bark, wherein its virtue as a medicine is
known to reside, is separated IN degree
from the hard hbrou. and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
found preferable, on account of its purity,
strength, fineness, and the small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark Will be Partl-
cularly manifest in the .trea,men, OF those
diseases in which, on account Of an irritable
state Of the stomach. and bowels, the requi~
site quantity of the imnerlectly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any of the watery or spirltaous prepara-
tons are well known to be Intellectual in uls-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form viii prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology to those of his medical bre.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many Of them
have, in common with him, had so frequent
and painful occasion, in the course Of long
practice, to deplcre the want of SO desirable
form of using that inesimahie remedy and
so fully is he assures OF its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation of imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT Up BY
CLARK SANFORD, N. u.
Grern7yich, Connecticut, 1903.
~. The above article is put up in par
GELS of different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold BY James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
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We the Subscribers. bc;na

Stockholders Of the Bank OF the United Sfaafe
and together the i,roprlc!crs OF more I'm
two hundred shares, Go hereby, in parasite
Of the sixth tundasp enta; article Of the ao.si
incorporation, call a general raeetiag %; Ia,
Stockholders, to be held at t!,c bA,k IL ri.
lsdelphi. on Wednesday, the 18th day al =.
next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. fer ne a&y32.
Of adopting such measures As Ray te iss,t;..
ed in the event either Of the renewal og No.
renewal Of the present Charter
David Lenox, Elias Boedinot, RI fssasa
Joseph Sims, Samuel Coates, !eln Ga@1t
Wachsmnth. George Fox. Archibald MIA,
James &. Fisher, Paul Siemen, i'b9s4ts &
Willing. Henry Pratt, Jeha Sksl,e. 2 :!e.
Engsyorth, Horace Binney, George Bsad-
son.
For the Insurance Company o. :he 5@ts
Of Pennsylvania James S. Coxs Fy<&t1,
For the Assurance Company d E&js
America--s0hn snst:eeD i'rcsi,Lsas,
For the Marine Insurance CoHpa,lg %, 80
Leany, PRECEDENT 5ohn i4esnly: I.aS1''
Stephen Girs.d, E;!liston &c jaha Pc:.t. g.
Willing, Thomas Mesa. A. si&,tA&. fcH
S. Dupopceau, VIM. I,ughman. Saaa,.
t1odgdon, Joseph C'akshgak. i!5,ssi5z$ :
Humaas Setiefy, SVm. Rogers, 8e@t a,s
Say s ". Rogers, 7rnat.ca, Ciss ,5I..aa$
Irustee. Esther Water, Sohs aayl-tr, W.
Chancellor, David Woeltp-rs ?,.sssa3 Is
Taylor, Ephcaim Clarke SaFaOct tj,j1!:, :'sH
dian, Lewis Ryan * Se.eph Snyder, TS.ta
Samuel Fulton, Ge1licy taga .!,diara$cH%
fhcraas A'kean and George Eisien, 19.tf
Cox, Eliza Kane, Julia Sapde.aaeEap, G@'.
lotte Cox, Susanna p Abingdon, Az a;.s 81
rah Ashhridges A. Service, M'SSNeh, hac
and Davidson, Samuel MFI~ane. ae- rs,sssa;f
Sharpe. Joseph Losnes, Ja,,a Hyss.er. ~
ware Randolph, iotn VAR CT, Ilohn y aa5ff
and Son, James Smith, Deborah hil@haf,
Caper w. Morris, Peter leslie, ENoFs'
Sargent, 1ssa:s Ca1i.eras, &ewbe@ry S''s;@'
Eliza Lawerswy!er, Eiaa Lavera'ge',a
Trsss., Harvey 4 Worth, Ben aaGn Z. 20,
gan, WIN. Wiggieswops,,, Henry 9s;s7'
Benjamin Chcw, Richard Sharpe, Re&A
Blackwell, Solm Conaeiiys P. Batlcr, .}ass'
alilligaR.
Philadeiphia, Dec. /. .n:3 &S'a'
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Having purchased Mr. PArrEx's Str.
goods, and removed his store to the -
which he formerly occupied at the ,o YS,'
of King and Pitt streets, and CPD, lucy y,
Washington tavern; which make, b;s "'
sortmcnt complete offers for sac tb,S
lowing Articles -
MADEIRA, Port, Lisbon. Sic.
ry, Tenerife and Malaga w;Aes: ,,.'
peach and cognac brandy; Holland ~ -,
whiskey and cherry 5ounce Janaica. A.;
qua, Denarara and New Enya land rum . l,,
lump and brown sugar; impcriaI, ycuh, !,
son and old hyson tea in chests ard cS',
apples in barrels cheese table Sal! If ".
kets pepper, race and ground ginger: :,
um; copperas; madder; piucnto Ss,ry
fig blue indigo; Yearl and icc,ch ha,i.,
potatoes chalk salt; stone. ,A.,t,o a..
glass ware American and English sat >.
tire; powder and shot; nackarel ,ob..g,,'
pepper and cider vinegar; no! .s:cs co,e,
oranges; ancho>ies olives iys. essse,,
of spruce; gauver Jelly; preserved ji.e,
lemons and oranges: NANCY Spn.e: cj,ra
aud citron jelly lime juice; horcy in .c..
ties; West India pickles; sInonds. pl,,
led pork family Aour; water crackers =.
marinds Martinique cordial; erounaayts
real Havanna Segars American do ciss,
ne tobacco; Hamillon's, Leipets and Gs,
rs,'s snuff; Maccsbaw and rappcc do; sssp
mac9ti mould and dipt candies ,oco!,e.
bed cords rice sweet oil: pms; uu,
tard ink powder; black bail! : butter IN g..
kins coffee in bags {; Glauber's salts: Gu
etc.
The above articles are particularly se!ect.
Ell TO- family us. and Will be j! icw. (
constant supply Of such articles as tee .a'.
scriber purchased Of Mr.. Patten, VII. {.
kept.
-" Wanted, young lad about Is yea,
of age, who can write fair hand SD ca
come we'll recommended Cor steady and RS
ral habits. None other need apply.
Christopher NesIe.
January l6. !ax9