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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
II SILVER WATCH 20 UWDl
afpy at tkis Office. +
Twenty FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Ranawsv from the s,bscrihcr. on the
night of the 9th inst. a mulatto man named
John, alas John White, he is remark able likely
of six feet high, about % to % old
his hair inclined TO be s,raight---he is very
sensible, can read ard believe wri,e-he for
merly belonged to Mr.. B niamin Drew of
Smit',feld, and served him as 4 mouse servant,
and was as am informed an extraordinary good
one He carried with him-a drab surtout coat
hsiter than half worm with pockets at the sides
IA black close boiled do. one pair white
WOODEN pantaloons of virginia cloth One do
blue do.--one do. blue plsins-one veststriDed
in imitation, ofswans down. He no doubt will
attempt to pass tor q free man, K pyobsbiy will
be lurking about Petersburg or its vicinity
where arntold free woman lives with whom
ne had taken up some time pastor perhaps
gone to Smi'hfield, where his mother lives -
All masters OF vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away or in any way harbsur
ing the said fellow at their perii-I will give the
abeve reward If secured in any gOas in the state
SO that get him again-snd forty dollars if Ia
Ken * secured out ct the state.
p. S. If brought home, all reasonable charges
will be paid in addition to the above reward
VIM. YOUNG.
Richmond, April is. IF
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IL Y virtue Of deed of trust. executed TO me,
by Thomas 6heion. of Louisa county TO
secure the payment Of debt therein mentioned
to John Wstkns of said county / shalt on the
thirteenth day of May next, proceed to sell at
public auction for cash at Louisa courthouse
(being court day. tract of land containing one
hundred acres lying on the water of Beave
creek, and about five miles from tile court house
as conveyed by the said deed of trust, or so
much as viii be necessary to raise the sum and
interest, secured by said deed of trust, and al |
the expences attending the execution thereof.
MATTHEW ANDERSON, Trustee
April so. Oh
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NY virtue of desd at trust executed to Ren
y jamin Mostly ard the subscribers 10y Da-
Sid Ross, esq bearing date the 20th day of ia
ruary in the wear 1903; & Of record in the Ho.
norable the General Court of this Common
wealth, will be sold on Monday the 18th day OF
May next, at Fltvanna Court-House at Public
Auction, the residue of the lands, conveyed by
the said indenture, remsining unsold in the eoun.
nies Of FIuv,nna and Albemarle, on Cunningham,
Rackoon and the waters of Bremmer and Berry
Greeks, supposed 10 contain about seven tifou-
sand acrest more or less for the purposes inthe
same indenture mentioned on credit for one
fourth part of the purchase money payable the
first day of October next, and the residue in one
.wo & three equal anrus, payments thereafter Z;
Che purchaser giving bond with approved sec,l-
rity for the first payment and bonds with deed
of trust upon the. lands for securing the annu-
al instruments as thev shall respectively fall due.
The land will be sold in paroeis 20 suit purcha-
gers.
WIN. G. WILLIAMS.
April S. <a ids
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February 26.

NOTICE BY virtue of a deed Of trust ex
~ cuted to us by N cholas Durham, for the
purpose of securing the payment Of certain debts
therein mentioned, will be sold, on the premises,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday,
the 9th of June next, IL fair, (if not) the next
fair day, two tracts Of LAND -one on which the
said Durham now resides, lying in the county
less and bounded by the lasds Of George Hol-
man, Joseph Angela and the lands Of John Ma
cons estate-the other also lying in the county
Of Cumberland, containing 2l5 acres and boun-
ded by the lands of the said Geo. Holman, 10
seph Anglea, Page p. Thinny and the said Ma
cons estate.
TscHARMER wooDsoN T,.,,,,
GEORGE HOLMAN. hf"'ee'.
april 80 w4w
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or Published BY THo.,a. Richie. nea,i, a.
Hesite the Globe Tasern, Richmond. I;ry;n;9
u CONDITIONS :-Five dollars a year. "a
oe paid annually in ddcanee. Those vyho suish "a
De eonsidered annual ssbsc,ibers, must hereae,
Sssgndte It at che time Q, subscribing, otherwise
shei- papers uiH he discontinued at the expiration
If the frst yeey.
GT ADVERTLSING- - Non-residents of This
ITty and Manchester. mus. payf their advertise.
f'aents before they appear in this D per- The
Price per SOU is, rs Gents for the rst insertion,
and so for every subsequent one.
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ITYGEIAN FOUNT AIMS and Richmond
Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re.

IEYGElAN FOUNI AIMS and Richmond
4 j Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re.
servoir, CAPITOL Hin
The Public are respectfully informed that they
may now be supplied with the celebrated Arti
fcisl Mineral Waters, either from the fountains
or ~ Bottles.
The Wster will also be delivered at the Store
OF Messrs. Vail T. Rogers, (Main-street, nearly
opposite ihc Bell fayern) with whom The pro-
prietor Of the original Establishment has form ed
a Connezio7, and who viii conduct the Branch
extended 70 this City under the firm of Cohen
& Co.
N. l.. For the accommodation Of Ladies, (who
may honor the foun aims with their yisits) sep
arate apartment is appropriated, the entrance to
which is al the North East corner Of the Build
inc.
1f'e s'rictest attention will lie paid TO all or.
de;s.,bey Gay be favored With, either for home
c,;Eg..., ic or expiration
T.,ss,,crI. 4, Ri rs epfmwtf
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COPPER-PLATE PRINTS.

ID ICHMOND.-For a short time to be seen,
IN 8. for Sale at a low,price, at Col. John lay
o's lower tenement, an elegant, rare and beau
tifuI collection of near 500 different subjects of
Mythology, Allegories, Fl story, Fancy, Land &
SCI views--in Black and IL Colors.
Admittsnce each day IS cents. Purchasers
for two dollars worth, shall have the admittance
accounted for Purchases for 500 dollars
worth, or upwards, shall have suitable dis
count.
April % 1T
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NEW SHOE STORE, wholesale and re-
~ tail. by William Blades, VINO has taken
lie store joining w. Hlard's crockery store !;
twbere he has opened an assortment ofIadies and
gentlemens' shoes of the first quality he has
also or 5000 pair which Will be sold at the
manu- factory price, by the barrel or. dozen.
april 80. 3lT
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M ARSH LIS SALE--By virtue of decree
ITA pf the Court of. she " S. for the 6fth Cir
cut, Virginia District, pronounced on the TWEEN
ty second Day Of iunr, one thousand eight hun
dred and nine, in the name OF John Ingram,
James Lyle g. Alexander M Call, surviving part
ners of George Kippin sad Company Plaintiffs,
against William r.. Fleming, Defendan,.--
VIII he sold for ready M raey at Rock Castle,
In Goochland County, on the l7'b day of May
next If fair, If not, the next far day, the Tract
Of LAND co.reyed by the Indenture of mort
gaze Of the 22d day of November, one thousand
seven hundred and nina.y nine.
WILLIAM MANN, D.
FOR
ANDREW MOORE, NJ. v.
April Is. ids
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CUPERF1NE CLOTHS The Subscribers
~ have just received by the Anacreon from
London, on consignment, two Bales best quail
lty, which they will sell low by the lie or Piece
for Cash.
VIZ: CoLQUHoUN, & Co.
April 9, 1911. #
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April S.

r Office IN pursuance to deed of trust
executed TO the subscribe. will be offered
Tor sale on Saturday tire fourth day of. May next,
At LiggOn's Tavern in Synelia county for cssh,
negro man named BOB, the property of Jo-
shuN Smthey of Amelia county. t. satisfy a debt
due TO James Jackson, Se7r. of Prince Edward
county
JOSIAH PERKINSON, Trustee.
MSrch 80 1,w5wT -
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ME Commissioners have appointed TO meet
- IN Manchester, on Monday the 27th May
next, from whence they will proceed to view
a mark out the way for road to be opened
from that place to the North Carolina line as
directed by an act passed at the last session of
the General Assembly.
April 90, 1911 wsw0
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CT There will he published, from this Office
Eperhaps in volumes)
THE OLD PAruEV ND

ne VI1U bAC HELUK,
Which has deservedy attracted the attention of
the literary world-a work, which has. in fact.
been pronounced sufficient to redeem the cha.
Rcter of the American Literature from the ILL;
beral structures of the Edinburgh Review
Subscriptions will We received ut this Office !:
with view offorming some sort of an estimate
as 10 the number of comics, which may be struck
OH. Those who wish. To have a copy Of these e.
lega'it Essays in The hook-form, would therefore
ob'ige the Editor by entering their names, as
soon IS is convenient
The work shall be put to press in new type
and on good paper
or Any gentleman who is disposed to receive
subscribers in his neighborhood, will have the
= Ahanks of the Editor. ~
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JAMES LANG, TAYLOK-Has commen.
- ced business in the house of Mr. Solomon
arx's, directly opposite Mr.. ii Tompkins,
where he hopes from eady application to me.
rift share ofpublic patronage
April g. xxs,Y
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CALEOF NECKOES On the 18th day of
~ May next, at the town of fredericksburg
will DE offered for sale, tor cash, one hundred
Virginia Slaves, in families--One or two vslua-
Die Trsdesmen will be of the number.
B. M. CARTER.
Fauquier County, March 8. IDS.
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TOR CAsH.-Ten likely young NEGROES
u also lot in the City of Richmond, No,
347, Immediately below the basin of the canal,
which is said by competent judges to be more
susceptible of Variable improvement, than any
other, within the limits OF the City, possessing
all the advantages dervable from situation, in
connection With the use of water-Apply to the
subscriber.
COLIN MACRAE
Manchecfor Mnrch IL
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Richmond, April Is.
ToMPKLTS e MURRAY

4 RE just receiving by the Ship. Anacreon,
\ from London, large supply of SI,i2ING
GOODS
Also, 9 few Tierccs Of Hi55ert's bes, Brown
Stout GndPorter.
April 2. y-..,-.. On
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A YOUNG MAN wishes for a situation in a
IA Whoiesnie ar Commission Store Sdtisfae-
tory recommendations viii b. gioen.--For further
particulars enquire at this Office.
Richmond, AprH Is. ct
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MANCHESTER r. COMPANY.-The
AvA subscriber wishes to purchase for the usr
o. ,ne Msnchesttr L Company, q stout wori,
MULE, for which liberal price will be allow.
ed in cash. ..
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a. ALT AND EARTHERN WARE
- 300 sacks salt, Liverpool filled,
rs crates well assorted earthern ware--for sale
ALEXANDER BELL.
April 10. st
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0 .APPRE.NTICE S!
"ANrED imm eds,ely. al this Office; two
w or three APPkENTIC gS--Quanrcati.
ons and te' ms made known, on application.
April g. If
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P rim IN G.

PRIN Il / n G.,
OF livery DEscRIPrIoN, NEATLY Exscrrzt
AT HIS OFFICE,
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JESSE MINIS. Superintendent.
o.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
From THE GEORGIA. iouRNAi,
CHARACTER or An EMDL4M CHIEF

History presents few instances Of greater
vaior and magnapimity, than are displayed
IN the character OF Opechanchanough, an In
dian Chiet Bold, artful, insinua,ing skill
LED In assimilation and intrigue he for ma
NY years kept the early settlers of Virginia in
state ot continual alarm, and more than
once menaced them with destruction. Al
though SO decrepid by age as to be unable
to walk, he commanded in person, and d.
rected from the litter in which he was borne,
INC onset and retreat of his warriors ut the
dreadful massacre of 1641. which almost ex-
terminated the colonSts. The excessive ia
tgues ot this campain completed the wreck
OF his constitution. His flesh wasted awav.
and his sinews lost their elasticity: so that
his eyelids hung over the balls and obscured
their sight In this forlorn condition, bending
under the weight Of years, and worn cut by
the hardships OF war, he was surprised ia
Zen captive and carried to James Town,
where he was basely shot by one of the sol:
diers appointed to guard him
~ tine iast Amoment his courage remained
unlNokeA. Ike the staff of Moses, il sup
poiEd Inn iiSadversity and prosperity, in
sickNess And iNdeath Just before he expi-
red, hekeaN, says the historian, 8" an un-
usual bustleah his prison. Having ordered
ms attendahts to lift up his eye-lds, he disco
'StSN q huhiOeT OF persons CrOwuing around
HIM, for the purpose of gratifying an unsea-
sonable and cruel curiosity. The diving chief
felt this indignity with keenness of sensibil-
lty the more violent, as it was new and un-
forseen. 1t was 4 burst ofpassion, a momen
tary escendancy of nature over the habits of
education. and its exhibition and effect must
be acknowledged to correspond with the
greatness of the occasion. Without deen-
inS to notice the intruders he raised himself
from the earth, and with voice and tone of
authority, commanded that the governor
should be Immediately called in. When he
made his appearance, Opcchanchanoueh
scorntully told him, had it been his fortune to
have taken Sir William Berkely prisoner, ne
would not meanly have exposed him as
show to his people
What nobeness of spirit What match
less heroism' At the age of one hundred
years: blind, unable to stand; wounded and
captive, his courage was unsubdued The
prospect of power and incentive OF example.
are the usual sources of splendid actions it
remains for the truly great soul TO preserve
its equanimity in the gloom of dungeons and
embrace of death.
The exploits of this extraordinary man in
the vigor of life, are unknown TO us. We
saw him only for short time on the edge of
the horizon but from the lustre ofhis depar-
ing beams, we may easily conceive what he
was IN his meridian blaze.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
September 90.

1t appears from the accounts received from
Flushing, that the enemy's force there in
creases fast, and now amounts to 81 sail of
the line, besides five stout frigates. and
great number of small craft Our fleet,
which watches the enemy, lately amounted
to only II sail, bu. four more ships have been
ordered to join, and no doubt viii be farther
augmented.
In the first page wehave inserted some ex-
tracts from American papers, brought by the
Orooneke, Richards, arrived at Liverpool.
from New-York. The statements in those
Journals are to be considered as mere party
etfusions; but as far as we can learn of the
temper Of the country, we arc not disposed
to be sangune IN our expectations of any ia
voraoie result from Mr.. Fosters mission.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
BLESSINGS OF ROYALTY.

OF one Of Bonaparte's wives--the ex-nis-
tress of Barras-and present discarded Jose
fh'ne, we had the following account few
years ago, extracted from French work.
published in October, 1905.
Madame Napoleon never puts on any
plain gown twice, and she changes her dress
four or six times everyday. In the summer
she makes nse of four dozen of silk stock
iIsSs, and three dozen of gloves and shoes /;
and m the winter she uses three dozen Of the
best English cotton stockings, and two dozen
OF French silk stockings every week. She
never wears any washed stockings nor puts
on twice the same pair of gloves and shoes
All her cheDfiseS are Of the finest cambrick
with borders of lace that cost ten louis d'ors
each; six dozen of chemises. with lace are
made up for her every month. Every three
months she exchanges her diamonds and lew
els, or has them newly set according To the
prevalence of fashion. Four times in the year
herplate, china, furniture, tapestry, haDrines.
carpets, &c. arc changed according to the
seasons. Die has ordered as her regular es-
tablishment, two new carriages and twelve
different horses every month the fbir-
ty SIX horses in her private stable, the mas
ter Of the horses has power TO dispose of
twelve every three decades, to be replaced
by twelve others Of fashionable color. Twelve
times IN the year, all persons belonging toher
household receive new accoutrements OF live
res. Her own wardrobe is divided every
thirty days, between her maids of honor.
Madame Napoleon has four distinct es-
taDiShed wardrobes, different diamonds. &c
Tor travelling, for tho Thuilleries. for S.
Cloud and Malmaison and though She can
rot reside but in one place at the same time
IN the Ihuilieries as well as at St. Cleud and
Malmaisnn, four changes offurniture. &c. arc
llways ordered for the same period. At s..
cloud she has az the cxpcnce Of thousands Of
louis d'ors, improved the bathing cabinet of
ne late unfortunate queen. BY touching GER
an springs she can command whatpcrfuune
or caprice demands to mix with The waite
ne reservoir always containing for fifty lou
'rs' the iinest odours and best perfume
fa'crs' oy handling other springs, she con
lands me appearance OF drawings, or othF
Hcturos, elegant or voluptuOue, cav or line
ne, as her fancy desires. When She ,v;ebss
% leave the bath, at the signal of bell. &c |
by mechanical invention lifted gitbclt |
n1ving herself from the bathing machine. ITO |
IN elegant, moderately warm. and M !
IA ned bed, where she is dried in two rniptitis /
IN RON which she is again lifted and ID 1
,~n upon splendid elastic sofa mo,gd I
lthout her stirring, by another piece Of re-
panism, INTO an adjoining cabinet for er 4
net, Of which the furniture and decoratin /
'st 100000 iivres. For the improvements
ny OF her luxurious, though less EXPENSE 4
thing cabinet, az the Thuillcries and ~
aimaison' the French republic has p. ID
20 900 livres."
If after being notified /ortp-cighf ho,fs,
r. priest does not remove his tenth, the .sr-
aer may remove his o7yu mart of he 60,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
Sept. 9.

Thc<g6ur of the Brazis has issued an edict.
oy w$th the Inhabitants oft the u States, ira
dlnSFo that courAry, must in future be provided
witNpasSPfts ran the Portuguese Charge des
hfiHres ct Washington.
Sc Thdnas BAKING having declined the invi-
tatidE Of IN freeAfen of Winchester, 70 become
caINidatVf for Re representation of that city
IN Parliament, &nry Barring, Esq. his brother,
has in cQRSpfdnce been invited TO become
candidate, and an active canvas has commenced
for him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04

new duties upon certain articles imported into
the British West-India Islands, from the United
States, after the first OF December next.
"Wc observe that wheat -four is 10 paw six
shilings and eight pence per barrel and -four
made from any other grain than wheat, three
shillings and four pence per hundred pound
Red oak slaves win be required to pay 90 shi,-
lngs, and white oak, fifteen shillings per thou
sand"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
September II.

II is a matter of surprise that we have not
learnt more respecting the decisions of A.
merica. We arc at present practising what
Johnson calls ga sly reciprocatiou of incivi-
iities, without either the security of peace or
the bravery Of war;"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
September II.

The Little Belt sloop Of war is arrived at
Deptford, at which place she is to undergo
a thorough repair Captain Bingham has
had several interviews with the board of nd
miralty and the Secretary of State, relative
to his engagement with the President
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
FOREIGN.
81 NEw-YoRx, October %.
FREIGN SUMMARY.

The 1<Nates frigate Constitution, landed
Joel Barlow at Cherbourg ON the 18th of Sep
TENDER, and arrived off Dover the goth, and
sailed Immediately for the Texel, with the
remittance OF the interest upon the Ameri-
can funds
wo American messengers, with dispatch
es, arrived at Dartmouth from Morlaix on
the 18th ult. Two other Americans, and a
FRENCH generals wife, were passengers in
the cartel.
Mr.. Badger sailed from Plymouth in the
Coliingwood cartel on the 18th ult with des-
patches from Mr.. Smith, at London, to loci
Barlow at Paris.
From the British Agricultural Report. in
September last, it appears that wheats. in
most districts, have suffered very considera-
oiy from mlldew. The beans have suffered
from the same cause, as well as barley and
oats. IL is supposed that none of the crops
VIII yield two-thirds of an average produce.
Markets had risen considerably in many pla-
The Comet, now visible here, was disco
yered from the Glasgow Observatory on the
9Th ult. and it was expected 10 be seen moro
plainly in a short time
The ship Coffee-Planter, Jenkins. had arr
riyesi-at Plymouth from Curacao, after ha-
Y1g beer, taken and plundered by the Ma
FngA prEateer. The privateermen said
5hey pad Captured 81 vessels.
tiSstatSi, in one of our London prints.
Vat 70 s@ond pregnancy of the empress
I1lf1a Lqyisa IS visbly advanced. Maria is
somewhat jealous of Napoleon, who still VIZ
sits Josephine and her daughter; She, howe
yer, does not so to court. The young king
OF Rome els fine baby"
The Russians appear to be acting cbiee,,
on the defensive in Turkey.
The report of Bonaparte having rome -
Boulogne, is contradicted, bur he has depart-
cd for Antwerp.
Joel Barlow has arrived at France and
has experienced a courteous reception AZ the
court OF Bonaparte
1t IS said Sir James Saumarez is about to
return from the Baltic, as the proceedings If
the Court OF -. Petersburg are not likely To-
DC decisive before nczt spring.
~ appears that Bonapaitc has relaxed in
ms restrictions on British commerce SIEVE
raj vessels tridct E~..slf 49,. ;-,,.. ,.,;,t;
ngiand thc beginning of September IT,
)stehd with cargoes, and others were e.
lbe last accounts from Constaninople b 81
innate, that the Black Sea is TO be opcn ~
'enefal commerce, and that peace would o.. ~
PccdIlya concluded with Russia. DC
An aracie from Petersburc Of the f7th Al
.lst SAYS, The Councillor Of State. NJ. Gu
)aschfsi3 Charge dos ATaircs, aud Cor &c
ui GesAral from Russia to America. hsh-
cen named Minister picnlpotcntiary 10 uias
congress OF the United Stales"-Gaz. ne
October IS
The Russian Counsellor Of state. VI de Dasc
ow, Charge d Affairs and Consul General f-oloh-
russia 70 America has been named Minis, ON
lcnpo;sniiary to the Congress Of the UnitstcT
tstcs. cd
.<fyGef efs lcffet fism a resoecsaJie oieyc
file house IN Liverpool, 70 another IN THE eit(
dated Gle IN September, 1915 y.
The oaly political incident Of importance
Inch has lately occurred here, is an order me
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04
September ii.

All country Bankers have received per-
mission 20 issue silver tokens for small change
The Devonshire bank have employed an
artist in town to stamp near FIVE thousand
pounds worth of tokens for shillings and SIX
pencesr< rn~~-.
A Erge quantity of gold coin, to the a
mouIN ofasa&O guineas, in guineas, half gu-
meas Rnd shilling pieces, was on Saturday
brought To tE manSun-house, having been
seizedApn Frk}sy night, at the Post Office, on
(" A gentlemagyho has just left the coast OF
Kent, states that, by the boats on that coast
great quantity Of gold coin has been cxpor-
ted from thence to the opposite shore, for
which every 100l- sterling has been repaid BY
good bills of exchange on London for the sum
of IDOL