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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28

VES,IE citizens Of Richmond and IFS vicinity
q arc respectfully informed hat che Rich
mond Till Academy will be opened again on
tho cd day of September, under the supcrin-
tendance Of the Rev. Jesse Turner, young
gentleman Of amiablc disposition, Of appro-
we'd character. and liberal cducationi Mrs
GooSeley, who now resides at the -Aeademy,
will take charge Of the female depai-tment
and instruct young ladies IN peedinglwriCne
and needlc-work. She Will also take few
% board On very reasonable terms. Some
one Of the tutors will attend At stated hours,
70 teach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and rcspecta-
Die teachers. and it is believed that Parents
and Guardians would find their interest IN
giving it encouragement and support
By order ofthe Board.
JOHN D. BLAIR, President
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
FnR SALE.

MY Property in the City Of Richmond, on
~ Cary's Street, Immediately opposite the
Rock Landing ard adjoining ShocSoe creek
Commencing IN, aud including 10 feet Of
Pivot Alley, running back 158 fcct-thencs
to Shockoe creek l97 feet--thence parelclS
with the creek 100 feet--thence up Cary's
street 2O2 feet 70 the beginning. 4
On this LOT arc several valuableimprove&
mcns; tho local situation OK this ground. rcE
dcrs it desirable object to those. who wish
to vest money IN such propcrty---its conve-
nincc 60 NAVIGATION makes il capable Of being
improved tn great vantagc.-Ncrcharts
may here be furnished with valuable ands
convenient situations for lumber housce, &c
&c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
Dry Goods at Prime Cost.

TuV1E Subscriber, intending to close his prc4
q sent establishment, offers for cash or town
acccptanccs. at Wholesale on retail, his va,@ /.
consisting Of a general assortment Of British,
French and India Goods, well calculated foo
the present andapproaching season.
JOHN WOOD.
Richmond, 10th Oct 1871. ND
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
JOHN BENNETT,
CLOCK AND WATCi-MAKFR.

AT THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN WATCH.
INFORMS the citizens of RichmoJsi and Man
= chester, and the public generally, thatAe
has commenced the above buSnesslnSa paft
of the house occupied by Mr.. Nm, NJ Emery;
inertia share ofpubiic patronage. . lie desins
1T necessary TO inform those VAC may favor
HIM with their custom that he viii warran,
the performance of their clocks and watches
for at least one year.
j. b. Intends to keep constantly on hand,
an assortment of new watches, chains, seals,
keys, &c. &c.
Sept. 18th, 1911. (w6m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE,
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets. and
formerly by MIR. William Fenwick. also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied
by Mr.. William Farr, opposite, the Court
House in this city-Two hundred and ffty
acres Land in Campbell county, and I.ds
IN Port Mayo. j deem it unnecessary to de
scribe the advantages attachecito this proper
ty, as ] presuiAe those that wish to purchase
will view the same. Two thousand dollar.
in cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
to
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
Between

Samuel Grecnhow, trltf
and
James welch, Robert PattoA, Thomss r.
Rootes, and Thomas southcd1nb, fsE
The defendant James Welchnpn ElSm an
attachment for his contempt ih.pots Al &ering
the bill the plaintiff, hath becnEe a.tfed exc
cutet, still falling to answerth e same, the Court
this. fourteenth day of May, in the wear Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and three,
upon the motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel
doth take his bill for confessed os to that de-
iendsnt and viii proceed stA future day 10 de-
cree the matter thereof unless the said defen-
daht, on or before the tenth day Of tie term
next after he shall have been served with a
Copy Of this order shcw cause to thc contra
~.
Acopy-Tcs,e,
VIZ. ". HENEc, c. C,
w ST.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29
Fsfty D0Llars Reward.

WITHIN the last week considerable
SUM of money was STOLEN from private
house IN this town, all in SILVER q prn-
cipally in CHANGE. AS far as recollection
serves, there was between two and three
hundred dollars, in Dollars, Half Dollars and
Quarters about one hundred and thirty Pts
tereens, and upwards of four hundred Four
hencc-hayftennies. The we're also a number
of twelve and half and ten cent pieces, but
the amount of them is not recollected.
This money is the hard and honest earn
ings of an old man, who requests the public
to stop any suspicious person who may be
found in possession OF money OF the above
description to an amount that warrants sus-
picion, and give information of the same to
Mr.. SNowDEN who will pay the above re-
ward for full detection, or in proportion
to the amount recovered.
NAV 20 81
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G. Singing School.

THE public are respectfully informed,
that the subscribers: have opened Singing
Scho9i in tie Prcsby lorian Meeting House.
where they propose teaching Vocal Music in
the newest and most approved style, Terms
of tuition, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents per
quarter. One Dollar of which must be paid
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to furnish their own
books and candles.
Days OF tuition, Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, from Z till in the evening; and for
the accommodation of ladies, every Monday
at o'clock in the afternoon.
D. Jenkins,
J. G. Francis.
Mhv 90 st
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The Nublcraber,

INTENDING to re commence the Packet
i ing business between this place and NOR
folk. in the fast sailing Packet Boat Mary q
Kitty, takes the liberty, through tins ms
dunn, to inform his friends and the public In
general, that he is now ready to take In CARGO
and will be thankful for freight, or any part
thereof, as he viii endeavor to sail IN all thls
week For freight or passage apply on
board, or at his dwelling house on pitt street
May 20 a'''
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A1hy 49,.
NJ q / i e. T..

ON the first Monday in July next, at Hay
market, will be he d an election for Presi-
dent and four Directors, and Treasurer for
the Fauquicr & Alexandria Turnpike COM
pany, under the direction Of George Pickett,
William Hunton, and William Ball, COM
missioners.
May 20. 2awte
~ The Printer Of the Winchester Ga
zctte is requested to publish the above until
the day Of election, and forward his account
to this office
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29

recommended the embargo in order to render
the operation of the Berlin decree COM
plete." Recollect what have before mcnti-
oned (m No. XII that in less than three
months after the date OF Champagny letter,
and in -FOUR days after its arrival, with the O.
Their dispatches at Washington, Mr.. Jeffcr-
son recommended the embargo. Four
days Gas / had occasion long aga to re-
mark) give little enough time to digest
and mature such plan and that the people
of the u. States would have been shocked at
an open proposition to Shut their ports against
the English commerce, and to abandon all
trade, AZ the command, or invitation of the
French emperor; they would not have endur-
ed it. The measure could be accomplished
only by an Embargo--an indefinite embargo !;
and that wrapped up in the mystery which I
have attempted, and trust successfully, to
unfold. TIMOTHY PICKERING.
May 20, 1911.
That the French emperor said there
should be no neutrals" we learnt by the same
vessel which brought Armstrong; and Cham
pagny's letters. 1t was afterwards gtavely
denied that Bonapartc had said there should
be no ncutrals y that V" have since seen, un-
der the hand of general Armstrong our nil.
mister at Paris, the emperor's declaration
f." That the Americans should be compelled to
t. y. the positive character of either allies or
enemies" This solemn declaration of the
emperor in his council, it is true, is mention
ed by general Armstrong as having been made
at subsequent period: But the previous re-
port that h, had said 6 there should be no
| neutrals," being precisely the same, and per-
fectly characteristic of the emperor, l pre-
| sumo no one can doubt that it was his pre-
vious declaration which gave rise to the report.
1t was common artifice of Mr.. Jefferson
to accompany his communications relative On
France, with something British, to divert the
| attention of Congress, and the people from
the former TO the latter
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29
60 A!exandyaa Baths.

THE subscribers to the Baths & the pu5-.
lie in general are respectfully informed thoy
will be ready for use on the first Of June,
when the season will commence-such ~
have an inclination to view them are invited
to Call on Thursday and Friday and satisfy
themselves-after that time they will not be
open to any pc son bat subscribers and such
as wish to bath.
Frederick Shuck.
The hours of bathing will hereafter DO
mentioned.
Nav 20. dAt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29
Port of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Sch'r. Madisonean, Sturges, l6 days from
Barbados.
Left there brig Rising States, jehnson' tor
Alexandria, in ten days. -.
Brig Morning Star, of Baltimore to SAIL IN
ten days. :,
Schooner Leopard, just arrived from Alex
andria.
Brig Connecticut, of Hartford, for st. Kits
Schooner Resolution, for Hsvannah.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29

we learn ny Schtleildii HoIh SoOeii
Annes, Maryland, that the U. S. trigate Es-
sex, Capt. Smith, has arrived at Annapolis,
with Mr.. Pinkney on board.--Shirit ef76.
A letter from Norfolk dated May IS, to a
gentleman in this place, contains the fellow.
ing melancholy narration.
In consequence off dispute between Mr.
NJ. Myers and Mr.. r. Bowden, Samuel N.Y.
ers son of the former, took his pistols and
went to Bowden's store this morning, put a
pistol to Bowden's breast and instantly put
two balls through his heart without exchang-
ing word.''
The u. S. Gunboat No. Isl, lieut.. John
Kerr, commander, upset on the 10th instant,
off Charleston and "out of the whole num-
Der of which her crew was composed (22) nine
only escaped watery grave" While we la
ment the fate of our unfortunate countrymen,
we cannot help deploring the stubborn infatu-
alton of the government which continues SO
tenaciousIy to adhere to this miserable engine
of warfare, i'll spite Of the melancholy evidence
SO frequently exhibited against them, But a
few weeks have elapsed since similar dread
full accident occurred. In fact, it has the ap-
pearance of wantonly sporting with the lives
of men, to put them on board such petty YES
sells. If we must have naval force, let 1t be
a sort of one which has proved itself capable OF
being effectual in case of necessity. These
eun-boats are source of continual and unne-
cessary expence, and the sooner they are got
rid Of, the better.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29
.lLEY,l.NDRL,l D.iILY GlZETIE.

TO sHEw
THE VERY ACE AND BODY OF The TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MIR %.

We learn by a gentleman from Queen
Annes, Maryland, that the U. S. frigate Es-
sex, Capt. Smith, has arrived at Annapolis,
with Mr.. Pinkney on board.--ShirH sf76.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-29
LANDING,

From the Schooner Eunice, Cattain M'Lel-
Ian, from POrtlana-f0r sale by
Lawrason & Fowle,
100 bolts Ravens Duck, of superior qua
lity.
200 boxes brown Soap.
500 reams Writing and Letter paper.
Also, for sale on board said Schooner, at Lar.
rasou aud Fsule's 1uharf,
10000 feet Lumber.
50 tons Plaster Paris.
Boxes Soap and Candles.
Boxes .moakeA Herrings.
Two small Boats, and quantity of Oars.
Apply a. above, or to the Master on board.
MAY %. d3tSeo3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monday, February S.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
~>NNAN
Monday, February 5.

dread 6Dws
committee aNDd uep a eHmseo vuabyL..
for
t The unier ofarmm
OF and
I yappia ddh their
Ahso fd 18th February oohep
nd d
he ohr PEI nnngs statement:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

By 3AS5 muskets and bayonets, stated j.. e SUI
perinendant' account TO have raenns, - The
preceding year, S fl q cents per st-nd, ss7Os 10,
$50 pistols, at apiece 2,67S 00i
723 Cavalry swords at 1864 col
OPS Artiiieiy ditto at 6 so hy5O4 sol
Foundery and boring mill for one fifth of the
rent OF water $50 DOL
duo iOr one nth OF officers salaries 900 90
ay'' sword scabbards at S 4 Sh cents 5000 90
stock OF materials u component parts of arms
On hand soth November, 1910. a5,tss S.
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Credits
Between the list OF December 1902 and the 30th of No
yember. 1910, the following appear to have been
expended, viz:
Amount oil materials purchased within the year. as per SUI
perlnendants account corresponding vouchers in he
Auditors office : 9 : e5a 90
Cost OF labor performed and paid within the year 9s55 70
Contingent expenses per ditto Az 81
aId Tor repairs and improvements per ditto 1919 ii
Officers salaries per ditto ~ n0 M
Water from the canal : foso M
Balance OF the opposite account expended on the
fomdely and Boring Mill, stated in the de-
WI Vi uit account, S.795 81
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S55.5O0 Oo

eaacout ndem
o Ia
the have xaont taddesd
F tine S flk
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$ sO,SSe 40
8 SG,3S6 10

precise amomtor he
Of dm result II t dis rhnH
nued eArmOr zee ~ exppha:
eupcdy seendnw
furnished fifty
ms MAIDEN Heppt h gfd thece lterba
sound
ty dpMf0fa
tghi Brandy q 70 being nd
;ofwh humhrn ybuT The dtIna
a A opinion your ommhte.o
FIny pain
iofh eAr0ryh
t close oftmmo
Therefor.
these
khaHea h J year Iso1un the Nbdv
pp m pd ,Eopdnd
G two I % hem,neOP
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Ir. = ~
70 amount of materials and component parts Of
arms hand tst December, $685. 2g,iSf gu I
mount of materials purchased within the
preceding year s,s7s 80 |
Cost of labor performed within the year S5,355 70 |
Contingent expenses 475 81 |
Repairs and Improvements 1919 24 |
Oifceps' salaries 1850 90 |
Rent Of water from the canal 1880 90 |
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s47,IeS 81
St7,tos 81


hamofS shaben
rpd buL
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by cash received at sundy times for castings s167s ~
Amount due for castings SSS 80
zig iron on hand, 30 tons at 8 4S, 2,BOO 90
gun carriages rOned, at 100, 600 90
cannon, shot and castings on hand 500 90
% pieces six pound cannon, east aud bored,
az y t0s 10 i,1iO 90
Powder for proving ditto, at 81 cents each 429 68
Shot for ditto ditto, rs cents each, . . 60 90
Japanning ditto, at 5 a 50 cents each. f22 So
so pieces iron six pound cannon cast and not
bored, at s 30, 1900 90
Balance per csh1ra $3.50 as
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Debts.
TO amount Of money expended thereon, as per
the SUPPLEMENTARY report and Auditors
books 16,0t2 o.
TO one ffh part Of the labor and attention Of the
officers Of the AFmOry per that account 900 90
To one fifth part OF the rent Of water z56 90
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Debts
TO amount Of appropriations for the Manu-)
f si, Of Arms F'HHdsry and Boring $4,000 90
Officers salaries, per said account, 1850 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

both houses the subject the armo table was taer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
"a GLE, COOK. Maste,.

This was IN American slosp, the Joint
properly fthe master, and of Arnold Bor-
den. of Troy, in the state Of Massachusetts,.
On the Cd ult she sailed from the port of
NewBern, North Carolina. having IN board
cargo. consisting of half barrels of sal
ted beef, parcel of shoes and boots, and
Swo bundles of East India nankeen, (be-
ing prohibited goods,) and quantity of
shingles, corn, Pease, bacon, hogs and poul.
Try, cleared for Bermuda, but proceeded for
chs port, where she arrived on the 18th.
when the master consigned himself to John
Petty, Sen.
The cargo having been examined, the
vessel, with her cargo, was seized by VIM.
Webb, Esq searcheR OF his Majesty's Gus.
toms; the innocent articles were given up
70 Mr'Petty, and an information filed by the
Kings proctor, against the vessel and the
pr hibited goods.
The usual proceedings having been had i,
and no claimant appearing, the third default
was this day pronounced and sentence of
condemnation passed, agreeably to the
prayer of the information.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
KNoxvILLE, April 90,
2 UNIcATIoN

".
=, IS understood that the Spanish authority is
sun exercised in the town of Mobile and over
,ne country between that and Perdido-the Or
ieans territorial government is in peaceabIe ON.
Grafton between Mobile town and the Mss;s.
s.'ppL The ringleader ofthe tumuits and disor.
aer winch prevailed for time al PascagoIs.
mas made his escape from that place. and has
gone 70 BALDWIN county in the Mississippi ter
r,..ory' ana order is restored It Pascagola Some
vi l"e INHABITANTS OF the town of Mobile have.
been very lately advised by their friends in the
b'l'si and Spanish West India Islands that a
British Meet was shortly expected to be sent to
fensacola, Tor the purpose Of affordinr protec-
tion to tse SPanards in West Florida. rhe u.
D. land and naval forces which had been for some
unie Stationed at Mobile, had been ordered up
to Fort Stoddert.
IL IS understood that Considerable disssiisfac.
uon WITH the American government prevails at
na'oh rouge mat the reyolutioniss think of
fesumInB their government, and say that thev
VIII conquer Florids and drive the Spanisr,js
oui, u the American government will not do it.
that they regret they ever surrendered their
country TO the u S
1t IS understood that the address presepted
to the president by the senator's and re presents.
ives OF tennessee, on the subject Of extingush.
ment ofthe Indian claim to lands lying within
the limits OF this state, and Of opening the neces-
sary routes from Tennessee to The waters of Mo
bile, engages his attention and that arrange
mens to effect the several objects, are in a train
OF execution, and that they will progress as f.s
as circumstances will admit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1911.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The Federalists call upon Mr.. Madison
to do what !-Recali his Proclamation
Inere are two previous points,, however,
to be settled. 1st. What is the course that
France has pursued or will pursue? Has
she or has she not cancelled her engage
mcnt with uss Have her DEGREES ceased ;
or have they notion this point, the Exc
cutive themselves seem to be at loss.
The National Io,elligencer gives us no
decisive opinion nor information-it merely
lays before us an abstract, no doubt from
our Consul at Bordeaux. of the arrivals in
that port from the LIST November, to the
18th Fe5.-witn view of laying these facts
before our merchants and leaving them to
judge whether or not it was safe to risk
their property to France.-But this abs,r act
is by no means itself satisfactory for it
seems 10 show, that France has net herself
adoRtcd any one fixed system towards us
the papers IN each Csc were sent to Pa
ris tor examinatio in some, our oyvn pro-
ducts were admitted TO entry; in Others,
not--and in all. the colonial produce was put
an ensrefof, TO await future decision.
SO vaugue are our relations With France
The I'd point, however, is even more i'm
portant than this
Has MIR. Madison a right TO recall his
Proclamation Can he by such measure.
do away our Non-Intercoursc with G. B. p
To my mind it rs clear, that he scannot.--
What says the Act of the I'd March, 1871,
/" supplementary" to the Act of May. The
I'd Section empowers him. in case G. b.
ceases to violate our neutral rights, to de-
clare that fact by Proclamation, and THEY.
all the restrictions upon our Intercourse
with her are to cease and be discontinu-
ed,---but UNTIL THIS Proclamation does
issue, the restrictive clauses of the Act of
May are 20 have "FULL FORCE and be
Immediately Carried into effect" &c. &c
thus these restrictions rest, not upon the
conduct of France. but of G. B.-Un,il the
latter ceases to violate our rights, the Pre-
side1t has no powers whatsoever-I vii. be
for Congress, and not Tor him, 20 Change the
attitude of the nation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
DOLPHIN. CHAzAL, Ma,te,

/: The Schooner Dolphin wac an American
vessel owned by ], L. Peg IN, of Ch .restop.
merchant, which had, like the Eliza, been
employed, Tor some time past, as packet or
freight vessel, between Charleston & this
port She sailed from the former, on the
presen1 voyage, on the ) n uit. with cargo.
consisting, as per manifest of 5Oberrels and
hait tierces rice, p barrels herrings. 25
barrels menhaden, 80 barrels tnur, 80 box
es behring's, barrels alewives, 7 casks
cheese, 10 bales OF cotton and a quantity of
Goldfish and hams. The cargo was SHIN
PED on board by Tyler < Fowle, nnder char-
tei party, oy whiCn they were TO Day the
sum Of 500 dollars for freight and the same.
was con gned TO George & Bubert Butler /:
the vessel herself was addressed 10 Andre W
Seton & Ca.
Tne Dolphin arrived at ibis port on
Tuesday tbs 18th ult. When, on entering the
harbor, being boarded and her papers exa-
m'ned, b. an officer OF II. IA brig Reindeer,
Peter John Douglas Esq commander, the
circumstance OF shipment of herrings. in
barrels, made by Tyler * Fowle. gave rise
to The suspicion that these barrels Womb,
prove &c Contain beef, in he same manner as
similar shipment made on board the Eliza.
b, the same persons Upon examination
the 2l bar. els marked herrings were found
TO Contain beet, and the 25 barrels marked
MeNHNUcH tifO'SC 10 Contain pork. Can
tain Douglass, therefore, now seized the
vessel aud cargo, for breach of the law Of
trade
An information, in the usual form, was ON
the next day FLED by William WHY, ESQ.
his majesty's advocate and procurator pc
neral, at the instance of the seizor. Drayinr
the advice OF the Court in the premises and
that the vessel and cargo might be adiudg.
ed forfeited, under the following statutes
to wit: Is and IA Car. ii. capt. III and
w III, capt. 1928 Geo. III, cap. 6, 8:
A6. Geo. III. cap. 3.
The usual moDitions were thereupon is
sued, but no claimant appeared, aud on this
day the marsha returned the bird moaition
with certificate and attestation of the due
execution thereof when on motion of Mr..
WylIy. Kings advocate, the third default
was pronounced and recorded
The Kings advocate therefore prayed
that the said schooner Dolphin, her tackle.
apparel and furniture, together with the
goods. wares and merchandise, as aforesaid
be adjudged forfeited, when his honor the
Judge was pleased TO Condemn the said shin
and goods aagreeably to the prayer of the in
forn, ation filed.