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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-15

gents was marchirg from Chill, and had
reached within about 500 miles Of Buenos
Ayres. This army was rapidly increasing
ii numbers, as 1t advanced; the iuhabE
tsnts were in a distressed situation, owing
10 the heavy contributions that were laid on
them. The Portuguese troops, consist
ing of about 500 men, were in the vicinity
Of Mouteviedo, and il was expected they
would proceed towards Buenos Ayres.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-15

From Buen0s Ayres.-We learn, by the
arrival this morning of the brig Tulip, in
20 days from Bueuos Ayres, that another
Insurrection had broke out at that place a,
bout the latter end of November, and that
a general embargo was expected to take
place Immediately. An army of insur-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-15
New. York, April 60

From Frdncc,-Ihe schooner Zephyr
arrived here this morning from Rochelle,
which place she left the 18th of March /;
by this arrival we learn that the United
States sloop of war Hornet was lying at
Chcrbourg IN the 18Th, waiting for Mr..
Barlow's dispatches.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-15

Extract ia teftes fran agentlen,an at 81.
vannah 10 me editorS If the Courier.
"~.Saoqnnah, 2sth AbyH 1912.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
cLtNToNfAN TtcKETAEi,st,s.

cLtNToNfAN TtcKET-Eltsisa.
Joseph c. Yates, of Scsneetatyj 81.
neon De WET, of Alba,.y, Archibald
M'lntyre, of Albany +, Jshn c, Hcge.
boom, of Columbia Gurdosi .. Mum.
ford, of Ns~-York I; Jacob Delsmsnias.
ME. OF Nsw-fork; Philip Van Corl.
landi, of We.tchesteri Joba Chahdlcr,
Of Orange Henry Huntington, OF Oa4.
ida; John Woodwolth, Of Albany /; u ;
vid Boyd, Of Schenectady Cornell.
US Bergen, Of Kings; Joseph Pcrihs,
of Richmond Chauucey Be;knsp, o!
Orange John Dill, Of UIs,rr -
David Vsppcss, of Duchess; Robert
jenkins, OF Columbia; Michsel 8. Van.
dercook, OF Rensselaer,; George Palmer,
Jun. Of Ssrstsga James Hill, Of Wash.
inston; William Kirby, of E,aex Hen.
ry Frey Yates, of Montgomery Tho.
mas H. Hubbard, of Madison; John Rus.
sell, OF Otseeo; James Kipt, Of Onsidat
Jonathan JsyRs, of Cayuga Jonathsn
Stanley, Juur. of Onandssa, William.
Burnett, of Ontario; George Rsseeran,y,
Of HeIkim.r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
IMPORTANT

We extract the following from the
Newborn, On c. Federal Republican
OF the 8 ST October
The Lssis.sturs Of the state Of Lott.
siana have adjourned 10 the constitutions
al day of meeting Ga Jannary n.xt with.
out having been able to ssrsa upon a
mode Disappointing electors of President
and Vice-Presidcnt Of the uoi,cd States.
Mr.. Madison thus loses three OF tbs
votes upon which his friends have cal.
Culatc5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
almost eaten up BY the jaws Of time
with sens other implements ofindustry


We have seen letter from gentle
man at Halifax, Of which the following
{. an sxtract.-N Y. E.. Poss.
81 understand that informstion has
been received from Admiral Sir John 3.
Warren, stating that he will permit all
sesn,.n who shall return to their native
country to pass free of imprsssmsnt,
except those Belonging to ships of war;
and that the merchant ss.men, who will
voluntarily eater into his majssty's ma
val service, shall have liberty SO to do,
and receive the bounty and ever, en-
ceuragement, or return home, accord /
ing to thpir own choice"
Release Of .qnlericln Pr'soncrs.--
We mentioned ia . late paper that
Gov. Provost had made PROPOSAL
to gen. Dearborn, to release all A.
merican prisoners in his possession,
on an assurance from our govern.
ment, that they should not. again
serve il the present war. unless ex-,
changol. We are now Informed,
from a correct Source, that tha pro-
position originated with Geu. Dear
born aad was communicated TO Gov.
Provost through Capt. Baker, wao
was recently sent into Canada. with
money and clothing for our prisoners.
Governor Provost readily and cheer.
fully acceded TO the PROPOSAL, and in
polite letter to Gen. Dearborn, in
formed him, that as the Americaa
prisoners were now at Quebec, it
would be most accommodating to
them to return by water, anal that
two transports would he Immediate
iy employed to convey them dawn
the st. Lawrence to the port of B,s-
ton. This arrangement only includes
the prisoners Of the regular army
taken at the capitu.ation at D"troit.
the militia having been discharged
immediately after that event. VIC
have, howeyer, no doubt it will be
extended to those takon at Qaeens-
town. ,ii0nny uaS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
4 GREEABLY to former Notice,
LM the Commissioners met q, their
OHice in Fredericksburg on Sy'ardsY
the 24,h October, end declared a fourth
dividend, in the case cf Ja.Les Smith. Of
SIX per cent. payable st Dumfi l., by the
Trustee, on the first day Of JANUARY
next, to all the Creditors that have duly
established thcir cl.ims.
Timothy Brundige,
.dssiynee,
Dumiries, Nov. le lawtlJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
NOTICE.

MOI Il T..
ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
the late JOHN MAcRAE, Esq. of Orange.
field, are requested 10 make payment ID
the subscriber. Ard those who have
claims against the said estate, are also
requested to exhibit them to
T. WASHINGTON,
Aaminjstrator Of JoAn .hccrae,
drcr0Rea
Stafford CO. Nov 3-1s I'M
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, NoDem6er Is.
s TO SHE
"To sHEW
rHk VERY A6E * BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

The hints, which the President gave
in his message, respecting the advan-
tages we nave derived from the loss OF
our army at Detroit, have been improv-
sd by the newspaper politicians into ar
currents for containing the mar, and
supporting those persons who planned 1t
Far be it from US TO enibltter the fsw
sources Of consolation which remain
open 10 suffering people, or to impair
the fame OF the State Chymists who have
su6limated The nation into into so high
state of improvement. On the contrary
We wenjd suggest other and further evl.
dsnces of good fortune and OF political
foresight. The elements themselves
have ceaspirsd to do Us coed. The
winds Of heaven, by blowing our whole
naval defence from cur coasts, at the
time when they seemed most wanting.
have saved our vesaels from destructiou;
while tue waves of the SEA, in spite o.
ourselves, have borne Us plentiful SUP
ply Of winter clothing, and the treasury
happy opportunity to rrpisnish its cot
fer,. Surely after such conclusive evi-
dencs of The foresight Of our rulers and
Vt the smiles Of Providence, Ito man Can
tear the issue of the contest IN which NC
have snsagsd
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16

A lsts discovery of a body Of chalk
and white sand, was made by some hun
tiers, in tbs North mountain, on the land
belonging to MIR, Nevin. abouttwo miles
trom Roxbury, in franklin county, (Pa.)
Some gentlemen who visited the place,
ssy that the chalk is Of an excellent
quality and the sand, which appears al
most inexhaus,ibie, is superior to the
common pewter sand In cavity at
the above place, was found hand-saw,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
Sudgsu and .MrisnchaW Death.

o403cN ana -'L'iSFtHS'U R'c~Ef-
On "Wednesday last, aAout 10 o'clock
in tbs morning, lame, G idsborouga, i
BOY about years old, son oil Jaues
i1oldsboreugh, Esq ct Eas'on, MarJis d,
left his uncle Joseph Martins. H. com.
pa1y wi;h foar othur boys, his cousins,
10 attend school Al Mr., Thomas Hay
wards about mils of The n,ght be-
fore aid that morning he bad bsen full
of l;fc aa4 spirits. On his way TO school
he con- planned Of feeling anwell. Ons
OF the boys stopped with him, ou: soon
lett blm. and joining the rest proceeded
with them to school sapposIng that
james had gone back home.
about one o clock, whitc ct dinncr,
Mr.. Joseph Martin was alarmed BY
neighbor who tnld bifn that a boy wa,
lying dead by ;i,c road sissas--iis=ilew to
the spot. and found poor Janssa corpse
he WAS lying o6lIquely across. smali
hitch, with bis check on the edge of the
ditch, and much iroth at MS mouth and
nose bis partalettes partly fallen about
his knees. 1t appears that he was ia.
ken suddenly, staggered, Tell and ex-
pred in the posture in Which he vas
iound.
n,he death Of this promising child,
so dudden and melancholy, bis afflicted
parents have much cause forlane marion,
their fond hopes having been early blast
ed, and solemn lesson is furnished 20
tacm and to .li, particularly TO thcyoung.
that there is no security of life or hap
pincss in tnis worId-that IN the midst
of lille we are in death-asd that youth,
hsalta and sptght.iness, however they
may promise Iength Of days, are but de
Cetiui assurances. Phil. iiah.
From the .Nfsy York Erening Post.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
Dr.. Mi>chiil has compiled from the
returns made to the Treasury Depart
ment by the marshais. deputy marshals
and o,tcr persons. pursuant to the third
census lav, the following interesting
view sf certain valuable Manufacture. III
the United States:
"Some most valuable Inflammation is
derived from these ,returns, incomplete
az they are Uader the head Of Socsp
We learn tha,Vermont contains a Stoke
100000 sheep: Massachusetts 500, is9:
Connecticut 100000 ard Pennsylvania
l,4e6,el6. T"sse papers contain rnore
distinct and interesting exhIbIion than
we ever had before of the gs!t Pe.re
manufactured in the Uniteesg States
Thus Virginia prepares 50 rs pounds;
Kentucky 2ol,e Z; Massachusetts, 50
5000; Tennessee l62,42e making near
ly half million pounds of home made
nitre, as good as that usually brought
from foreign ports. 1t is slledged, the
quantity may be encresSed to any desir-
able amount. The connexion of this
with numerous manufactures OF gun.
powder, put. us quite at ease IS t" TIE
nitre or potash, and to the means we
possess of compromising it.
Manufacture of Straw is eminen;l,
worthy Of notice. IL Massachusetts,
where the forming Of bonne,s from thar
mate ial seems to have frs, begun, ia.
yearly amount Of the sale is not less than
55l,sls dollars The manufacture q
straw bonnets has been stree underta-
ken in Conaecticut. and produces the
Yearly value Of ~, loo dollars ; and iii
worthy of remark, that the labors of two J
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16

80 4 and for Sale.
Ry yirtne ofa Deed ef Iyastfron, hn''"
rod Harrington, jim. A'q. @M'a"t
Zethyre. 10 The .ubseribers. ne shaH
hr,reed to .rN for cash at Pubhrhse"
tion on 10th day cfDseenber nert, on
the Premises,
All those Tracts Of Lard
situate in the county OF Wcstmoreland,
cafled LAUREL Grove and Maurye's de-
yised to the said Washington. by Coll
W llisIa Augusta Washington his to
Their: o. 50 much thereof as Hill satisfy
the debt and Interest therein mentished
and the costs arising from this sale
John Murphey,. -
Geo: " hlteIock, -
Carter Mitchell, so
October .. eeAN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16

P26Hc Loss-A letter from Taunton
VI the Sd lnst. informs US, that on the
morning of that day, the Gotten aud nail
factories, both under one roof the pro-
perty of Messrs. Croker, Bosh and
Richmond, were DESTROYED by FIRE. Tas
loss is estimates: al $4,000 Fifty per-
sens were en- pioyed in these works,
who are now destitute of the means OF
subsistence by this unforeseen calamity.
Bosten Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
For Bottom.
Joseph C'Brien e Son,

Joseph O'Brien & Son,
UAVE rsceivedfrom Ns@ -Eps'
l. ( supply of fine
Broad cloths & Kerseymefes
Which were purcnasod thirty per ccnt.
below ne present prices, and Will bs
sold al small advance.
ALSO,
Elegant Rose Baskets, from 4 to 10
Dollars per psir.
4 fine assortment Callicoes, Cling"
t-ns AID handsome A. printed Cam.
brics,
With general assortment Fanny
and Staple GOODS, suitable for the
season which will be solo low at whole-
SAFE spd retail.
November IL. div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
| idlSicT IarIS, &c.

ld!Sicr IarIs, &c.
10 Tons Plaster Psris,
lbs GrindNones, assorted sizcs,
~ Barrels Prime Beef,
~ do Prime Pork,
Now landing from Schr Gathering
Captain HeIbrook, from n York, and if
Snie BY
Jackson s. Eumney.
November -
For Bolton.
500 Barrels can be taken on hoard tho
schooner Cstharine, Capt Holbrcok.
Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16

The ship Fox, of Nov York, from
Philadelphia ;oy LIsoon, captured few
GAYS since by the private armed ship
Yorktown, aad sent into this port, has
been restored 10 the owners, and will
issmediatsiy proceed on her voyage.
Y. S. GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16

The President, in his message, re-
conmends ths organization OF corps
with a restriction of their services to
particular districts convenient to them
and also of mariners and oilers in the
seaport towns for local and occasional
services Whatever n,ay have bsen the
motive which induced this recommends
ZION, the consequence Of its adoption
must be evident even TO the most super
acisl observer. Itwould be in fact to cs-
taoiisc a sort of" National Gusrd" whose
pr.,ince it should be to protect the mea-
sures Of The government Tram criticism
and is members from censure. II would
he to bod the sword in terrorrm at least
ever the lead OF any citizen who might
be willing or capable to expose either
the folly Of the one or the mcapacity of
the othar. The particular districts
convenient to them"--nrisht be those
where it was - convenient" 10 stop
the progress of tree discussion, or 70
enforce obedience to oppressive lava
Tue latter part Of the plan, " to arm MA.
riners and others III the seaport towns
,or lorsI md oCcasiunaI service" is 50
contrary 10 the policy of all municipal
regulation, aRd 50 trausht with danger
10 she rights and safety Of the citizen,
that it wesld appear rather the scheme
Of an enemy, than the advice Of a friend
It has al,.ys been found necessary In
the seaport towns Of other countries 20
adopt regulations by which the saiiors,
naturally .tond Of Ri,chief, ard generally
inioxica,ei when on shore, would be
restrained from interrupting the peaee
of the citizens-but with as it rs recom-
mended to put arms into their hands,
aud to give them kind ct authority to
indulge their nasuySl disposition to VIE
lenee and mischief. l. is 10 be expect.
sd that the glarins impyoprie,y of this
propositions viii ensure it prompt re-
icction in congress.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16

From our correspondent at yNrzv Ysrk
ALBANY, Nov. o-Evening.
The enclosed ticket contains the names
of ,hs Electors this day chosen:
The 70 e, stood in the House of As
semalr:
For the Federal Ticket So
ClIGtoBian 90
Madi:orian %
About II Clintonian votes in the Sc
nate, where their Ticket prevailed.
On the joint ballot the votes were as
f,lIows.
Cl;ntonian. ~
Federal, as
Blanks. %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

u 1RGINIA-At rules holden in the Clerks Or
flee OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
Riehmond District, the 1eth day of October fSi2
William Brockenbrough, administrator, of all and
singular the goods and chates, rights aud credits OF
hd~in James Harvie, decd. PkE
against,
John Hopkins, Henry Lee, Corbin Griffin, Samuel
q. Adams, Neil McCoul administrator. with the will
annexed of John Banks deed. and John Banks,
bartholomew Banks, William Banks Horatio Nell
son Banks, and Maria Banks, infants heirs and de-
visees of John Banks, deed. by Neil McCoul, spe-
cialy assigned their guardian, Maria Nanton, some
times called Maria Banks, devisee fthe said Joha
Banks, deed. and Thomas Rutherford, Defts
The Subpoena scire facas awarded in this cause,
not being returned executed on the defendants John
Hopkins, and Henry Lee, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country-h rs ordered. that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the term, and
siew cause, it any they can, against the revival
thereby sought and that copy of this order he
forthwith, inserted in newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for two month"; sucsessiveIy,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol in the
sail City.
II Copy. Ies.e,
VIM. w. HENING, c. c.
Octoher IL. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
PROPERTY for sALE.-.rh.

" ALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.--The
subscribers are authorised to dispose oil, NJ pre
vate sale, that valuable piece of ground purchasesi hy
Mr. Moses Davis at Isaac Webster Esq situated cd
Gary street and containing 90 feet in front, su said
street having thereon Large brick Lumber HOUSE,
dwelling house and other improvements
Terms viii be made known application TO
.uoncuye, Robinson 81 Eieosants.
Sept. 90 800 ,f
Ii the above property is not disposed of al private
sale bsore the 18th inst, il will on that day he aod
without reserve for cash, at public aurtion ON the
premises. NJ r kP
Nov. 9th, 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

HLIAS v. LACHAIZE, returns thanks to his
Id friends aud the puhlic in general, for the ell.
enlargement he has met with, and respectfully in.
forms them, that he has Just arrived from PhilaJc-
phia and New York, and viii receive about the mid.
die OF next week, elegant assortment OF Gei.tIe.
mems fashionable ready made Clsathing consisting
OF Great Coats aud Wrappers, double mild & twill,
edCioths, OF various colours Lyon and Bear Skins
ditto; Sartouts, Frocks and Dress Goats, of every
description; Pantaloons; Regent, Berlin, Milan and
Silver Cords, various colours; Bedford Oxford and
Wellington Cords, ditto black, blue, mkt and light
Cassinerss. Velveteen and Manchester Cords of va.
rIous colours, Wastcosts; Wellington Spots of Va.
rous colours; striped Csssmeres, Toiiinctts AMI
printed Cassimeres, various colours; black Six and
worsted Florentines; scarlet, buff and black CASH
meres Merseilles of every description and colour;
Ladies' Coats, Peices and Exile Nantes, made IN
and trimmed in the newest and most fashionable
style; aso Cloths, Cassmeres and Berlin \. chs, Of
a very superior quality.
N.B.-E. V. Lacbaizc viii keep always on hand
An assortment of the fashionable and saperor,
Goods, which lie will sell nj very reduced price for
cash only. The ready made articles are warranted
to be in tie newest aud most fashionable style and
wmkman-like manner.
November ~. WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
Nov. g..

& ANDS FOR SALE-By virtue of the last wa
IL and Testament Of Robert Means decd VIII
be sold, TO the highest bidder at Public AuctioB st
the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of RcI mond, upon
the 4th day o. January next fair, otherwise the
next fair day, the following tracts OF land in tlc
state Of Virginia, viz.
1000 acres, more or less, in the county OF Rus.
sci, on both side, Of Copper creek.
$500 acres. more or less in the county of Mont
gomery, on New river, and the waters thereof
25oo acres, more or less, in the county Of Mont.
gomery, on Toms creek and some branches of Sink.
ing creek, the waters of New river.
Soo5I acres, more or less, in the county of Hardy
on the east side of the south branch of Potowma
neiutiing the head of the town, Fort run and Iuek
ers run, waters of said south branch of Potow msck
and the head Of North river, branch of great Co.
capcon.
400 acres, more or less in the county of Hardy
on the waters OF Waits run, a branch of great Ca
sapeon.
400 acres, more or less, in the County OF Hardy.
o. Waifs run, branch Of great Cacapeon ineIn
ding The Warm Spring
4Gl acres, more or less, in the county of Hardy
on, Watts run, brasch Of great Cscapeon
on Wst's run. ~
40 acres, Soore or less. in the county Of HARDY
on Waits run, branch of great Cacapeon.
1000 acres, more or Ieses in the county of Harri.
son. on tiie waters of Gauiy and WilIiun.'s river.
1oc0, acres more or less, in the county of Harri.
son, TN G.niy river.
The patents FOR tn. above tracts of land issued 70
Robert Means; and the sales will be upon credit
OF twelve months as {" one noiety of the purchase
money, and ri two years to the other moiety -
The purchaser to give bond aud security 8, a deed
OF trust upon the lands in order secure tay ,,ens
Of Che purchase money.
Executor ofthe kar nh and Tssfan,eas
Of ROeers Means, deed
November Is. ada
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

4 tkciNiA-At Rules ho!tleu in ,l,e Clerks
' oice OF the Superior Court OF Chanccry for
tbs ifichno'ri district, the lIth day of August 1879
Timothy Brun'idse, John aiii,or 4 Philip Hsrri-
son, executors ot benjamin Bolts, deed. who sue
Ms well tor themselves, such other creditors Of
john West deed rs will come in, and con,ribn,c TO
the expercss of this suit. PHG,s
ag0issf
John West, and William Jacobs DeT's
THE def nsaR W''liaD. Jacobs not having enter
eel his appearances and given security according To
The Act or Assembly and the pulcs ri tbs Court arr,
1t Appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabitant of this country--It IS ordered That
the said Defendant do appear here on the FIRST day
oil the next term ami the bill of tn Plaintiff,
anu that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the CITY uf Rich
n"'h, FOR two months successfully and posted at
Tie 'front.' door ct the Capital. inthe said City.
Copy,--restc,
VIM. w. IiENING. c. C.
Nov. 10. @
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

NALsaBlE LAMB for 'SALH--ruesnas, to
decree nj the Superior Court OF Chancery
District CT Richmond, pronounced the Bud .lsy Ut
July last, will be offered fur sale the premises ON
Friday the fourth day CT December neat, on eredi,
OF twelve months, that valuable of hand where
on Mr.. Joha ke:sa resides, in the county Ut
Cumberiapd, four miles from Fartnvi,e ami nne
trcm Appomattox river, nov navigabie to Peters
burg, containing SIS acres. handsoiney stuate, ami
in high cutvauon; further description ct this iine
farm, for the present, deemed unnecessary, AS Oh
the day OF sale, the many advantages attached TO il,
will be duly made known. by
Il. y. WoODsoN,
w. MICIiAuX.
CoNmissioncys.
Octooer S1th, 1919. w4ap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

&c iIn MIND STONE WARE.-Beniamn lu
ID Val g Son, at the, sign of the Golden Mortar,
K.ehmond. have on hand, large assortment OF
Lc"E U.4hE, OF superior quality, rnanufactu-
red in this place by b DuvaI g CO., which they
vii sell at the New-York wholesale prices.
orders tor the aboye or application made at their
Medicine Store, will be strictly attended to.
Ihey havt also Tor sale, as above, very extensive
assortment OF Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints,
ois, Ne, OF genuine quality and moderate terms
Sept. 1. vtr