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REMOVAL.
RICHARD n. LITTLE.

RICHARD n. LITTLE.
.APoTHECARY md DRUGGlSI,
YEAS removed his Shop from Fairfax
III Street, into the house lately occupied by
john Withers & Co. on King SNeet, waere ne
has for sale general Assortment OF DROGo
s MEDICINES, which he can recommend
for their purity.
May IA ds"%a"u
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Fifty Dollars Reward

WILL be given to any person who viii
w secure in Louloa County JAIL !
Negro Man named 4 Epson, whose dTea
IS unknown. He is stout black man, out
80 years of age, with small eyes, and hal
lost part Of one ear by a bite Re was bous.t
out of the estate of TIE late Mr. Daniel Mac
Carly Of Ioudo0, ar0 ,atlerly was taken Up
At Cedar Grove, IN Fairfax county, * nat
his escape from those who guarded hin him.
night LIST week 10 '01'' III T''SN.'
dliS' iie llV,i "-it Ito" - ~ r"'I'S
rom Fhnc7 t!Ho' 3 Us - ' t"r;..
S.!ePP"ru A'f'is l'ilo i1o"uo.' a." NJ" NJ
ed 10 De ge"ef1hy ooi'Co"ioo III Mon . -'''7
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NOTICE

THE Co-partnership Of Henry and Bcnja-
min Dawes, in the Boot aud Shoe Ma
nufictory, is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent--and will in future be conducted bv
Baker and Dawes, at the same place. Who
have lust received quantity Of the best qua
lity Legs, from Baltimore, with many other
materials suitable for that business. They
also Aatter themselves that general satistac-
don will be given to all who may favor them
with their custom.
Orders from the country will be strictly
attended to.
Two or three Journeymcn may find en-
ploy, on immediate application
Baker * Dawes.
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w Coz alence 20 zri.lg

On the 18th of JUNE next,
When the first drawn ticket VIII entitle
the holder 10 FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
Tae subscribers have for sale a number
ofthe TICKETS, which they offer at pre-
sent at the original price of TEN DOLLARS /;
the opportunity thus presented ofpurchasing
a chance for fortune at the ioScest rate
should not bs neglected: as the price of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

rl-A'-Srtssed, sleek he adci man ;huugh i.s
wears neither tails, nor bags, nor big wigs,
nor robes though lac di sses ia pepper
apd-ssit coat and nice dimily waisic oat,
knows great deal more Of our real situation
than believe many Of your Minister'S knew
oil II and, should not wonder IL he knew
almost as much OF il as your Royal liyhncss'
sell does. He is man, sir, who ia not 10 be
ledby our hir-ling prints he sees our gold
at above five pounds an ounce ne has seen
Acts passed which, in effect, force the citcu.
lation Of ous bank-noles and, seeing this, he
does not want any body TO tell him what is
coming sceing ,h,s, he will laugh at the
idea Of our exhausting the resources of a.
meyica, the capital OF whose whole debt does
not amount 10 a tenth part OF oHe half years
interest upon our dcb;. This ground OF hope
is, sir, more visionary than other. Indeed,
they are al equally Visionary. There is no
hope OF any thing but loss aud inlesy to vi by
war with America.
have now done all that | am able to pre-
vent this calamity. II tho war proceed,
shall say as lil,lc about it as circumstances
will permit. have lost no occasion of en-.
dcayoring 70 put aside this evil and, when
the result of the contcs, shall be lamcntcd---
when those who now rejoice at the idea if do
ing mischief To freemen, shall be weeping
over their folly, trnst that your Royal High
ness will have the justice to remember, this
war had a decided opponent in your faithful
servant. WM. COBBEII.
September 5b. 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

In late address Of Mr.. WHITBREAD to-
the Electors of Bedford. speaking Of the
rupture between Great Britain and this coun-
Try, ne says:
{" America Is added to the list of our ene-
mics, and is wagng open war against US,
which I deem the heaviest Of all The caiamities
that haze 6cfaHen this country. THIS new war
has been produced by system of CONNER
cial policy to which the late House OF Com
mons lent its full support in its commence
ment upheld in its progress !; and abandon
ed when, as it has unhappily proved, II was
too late for such step 10 produce its effect.
That system was opposed by myself, and
others much more powerful than me. We
made repeated attempts 10 end it. Its effects
we're foresecn and forctoId. Our efforts wero
thwarted, and our speculations were treated
with scorn, by the same House OF Commons
which decided, when too late, to the irresis-
tible evidence of that dreadful scene OF inter-
nal distress, which it would not contemplate
or believe, ill it was laid bare to the whole
world, and had produced tardy and reluctant
conviction upon its authors and abettors."
BY the following remarks from the London
Times, high ministerial paper, the exees-
Slvc CnagriO OF the DrNssn al Tue o"ef'SeTc
affair."" is very preceptiblc. The gloon,
cast over high and honorable minds at that e
venf," will no, be removed when they hear Of
the brilliant victories ever the we'll appointed
friate Macedonian, and the s!oop Of war Frot.
ic.--Bosf. (hron.
From the London Times.
"We have been accused Of sentiments un-
worthy Englishmen, because VIC described
what we saw and felt en- occasion OF the cap.
,ure of the Gueruerr. We witnessed He
gioor vvh,ch that evenf cosf ouer high ond
honorable minds we participated in the vex-
alton and regret: and it is the FIRST time thst
we have ever heard that the striking Of the
English flag on the high to any thing like
an equal force, should be regarded by Eng-
lishmen with complacency or satisfaction. If
it be faul, tc cherish amoogs, our country,
men, " that chastity Of honor which feels
stain like wound - IL il be an error TO con-
slider the repu,s:ion Of our navy as teuderly
end delica,ely alive to reproach, tha, frul,,
,ha, error, we are likelp often TO commit :
and We cannot bat consider the sophisl,,,
which would render Us insensihie to the dis
honor Of orr flag. as peculiarly ncxius in the
| present oonjunctrre. II is rot merely that
| an Euglish frigatr has been taken. after wh,t
! We a., !. &c u eonisss, may be called hsDes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
From tse american Mercury.
CLERICAL AND POLITICAL INs..srry.

The Rev. DR.. Parish, of Massachusetts,
has published a political sermon, which he
delivered last July, and which Is filled with
fasehood, profiigatc falschood, from begin
ming TO end with trai,orous and impious
sentiments, at which every good and noble
feeling of the human hear. shudGcrs with as
constituent and horror. This federal Cler-
gyman, whose blasphe nous principles cannot
fal TO draw upon his head the vengeance OF
insulted Heaven, and the cures OF every
honest man IN Chrislendorn this sacri!cgious
preacher, whose feet poIiuic and whose lips
prcphanc the Holy Temple OF religion this
in,c,oGs madman in speaking ut the war and
c! Great Diuai,, exclaims that " her oarne's
vii meoc ricsoricas, wa,iy ras BLOOD OF
ura FSFNrrs vIlh rrow 70 rux u1HsEs'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

snIpiEs osS iIsr (FM .flI.if tassa! kfsgs
FURNISH q SUPER Tor al ,he yu;tures Of
Heaven! :" And is this the benevolent Lam
gusge Of federal religion Is this that lsn.
gnage, which in the New-Engsnd pulrits,
and on the floor OF Codgress, tells US of tho
impie:y OF war, teache us " 10 love our enc
mics" end dcprecaies the eGusion Il human
blood Yes this is New England federal re-
ligion a religion that {" sweis the song of
praise" 10 Englan6's bloody deeds, that re-
ioiccs TO behold (" the blood Of Ter enemies
flowing 10 tie horscs' biidles," and see the
Nutures oil Heaven sntfiny on their man.
gled, Iacersted, lifeless bodies /! This is that
religion which thirsls for the blood Of all who
dare resist the monstrous dcspotism of Brit
ain, and which, weeps at the prospect Of the
triumph and glo,y OF America The heart
sickens at The hcrrid sentiments uttered by
this clerical mailman.
The Rev. Preacher denounces the contest
with England TO be nefarious wsrfare," a
" war with the lamb" with "ihe chosen
fai,hlup' Of The Almighty he solemnly de-
clares that IL is 6 nothing more nor less Than a
Heenee sivrn 6ya VIRGINIA VASSAL OE
TIE FRENCH EMPEROR 10 Me heohls
Of England authorizing them in iryai form To-
destroy The property Of NEW ENGLAND"
and adjures his disciples TO FORBID this
qsar 10 froeeed in New-England," and TO
" proclaim an HONORABLE neutrality !''
He calls the brave militia, who have taken un
arms 70 defend their country, to vindicate a
cause than which none more Just ever called
forth the courage of man ; he calls those pa
triolic heroes by the degrading appelation of
" drafted conscripts He says, our country
:. cd ths bat tbo L>~
Of Babylon THE ROYAL LIONS DIS
DAIN 10 devour the innocent ricfm"-He
asserts THAT /" il is this moment owing TO tho
forbearance, the cLEMEScy, the MAGNAN.
UNITY Of the ENGLISH, that our cities
are not burning from Maine to Georgia;,hat
million of people are not wandering over the
ashes of their dwellings, without home,
wi,hou, bread" He basely traduces out gov
eminent by saying that " it can crush its
SUBJECT shut cannot afford Them security"
He comp pares the President to Nero, who set
FIRE to Rome, merely to enjoy this spectacle
of misery, and played his harp and sung
The woe. Of falling Troy, amid the roar OF
flames, the crash of falling temples and pala-
ces, the cries Of mothers calling for their
children, and the shrieks of thousands expir-
ing in the fire -
Clllous to truth indeed, dead 10 patriotism,
10 reason and morality and religion, must
have been that congregation, who could path
emily listen to man uttering the language
and sentiments we have feebly described from
the sacred pulpit. But let the reverend mad-
man peaceably pursue his career OF folly,
treason, political and religious phrcnsy. His
SERMONS and his writings will open the eyes
OF many 40 honest federalist, who will quit
ranks filed and headed by such impious zea-
lots aud treachcrous citizens, and clsaye To
the standard Of their country.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-03
Hamilton's Worrn destroying
I.OZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy whatever
to others of similar title<so commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence on
the contrary, particular excellence OF this
remedy is It's being suited to every age and
constitution contains nothing but WHAT'S
perfectly innocent, and is so mild In Its ope-
ration that it cannot injure the tenderest IN
FAINT of a week old, should no worms exist In
the body but will, without pain, or grlpln6,
cleanse the stomach and bowels, OF whatever
is foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the
production of worms, and many fatal dlsor-
ders
A dose ofthis medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, will efectua!iy pre-
vent the vomiting & purging ot-children,"
= dreadful disorder which annually destroys
tbousends of the infant part OF our citizens
It is likewise the midest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to health
and strength a great number when IN an adj
yanced stage of this fatal omplaint-partlcu-
lar and plain instructions arc given Tor every
part of the necessary treatment In such
cases. >,
Children generally take this medi1lne with
sagerness, having pleasing appearance and
an agreeable taste.
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HAMILTON's ELIXIR.

4 -overeisn remedy for Colds, obstinate
COUGHS Asthmas, Sore Threats, and APP
nroaching consumptions, and most disor-
ders Of the breast and lungs.
To parents who have Children afflicted With
the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is of the first magnitude
az i affords immediate relief, checks the pro-
oress. and in short time entirely removes
fhe most cruel disorder to which children are
liable. Tie Elixir is so perfectly agreeable,
and the dose so small, that no difficulty arises
in takingit.
Hahn. Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
Tooth .dche Drohs.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Ponder for the Teeth ana
Gums.
Infallible .4gue and FeOer DROPS,
For the cure Of agues, remlttant ana ihter~
Militant fevers, &C. &C.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lees Pa
tent and Family Medicine Stcre' NO. So
Maiden-lane, Nev-York-and by p2rticu ar
appointment, by JAMES KENNEDY; sen.
Bookseller, Alexandria
Hannah Lee.
Jaly24 law
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Hahn's anti Bilious Puts.
PARTICULARLY

For the prevention and cure OF bilious anu
malignant Fevers.
The Proprietor has every possible reason
that can result from extensive experiences
for believing, that dose OF these PlIls' taken
once in every two weeks, during the preva-
lence of our bilious feyers, will prove an III
fallible preventative and further that IN the
earlier stages of those diseases their use VIII
very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently in cases esteemed desperate
and beyond the power of common remedies ),
They are excellently adapted to carry Oh
supernuous bile, and prevent Its morbid Sc
cretions; to restore and amend the appetite :
to produce free perspiration, and thereo|
prevent colds, which are often OF fatal cohses
quences A dose never fails to remove .
cold, if taken on its first appearance; they
are celebrated for removing hablluai costiVe,
ness, sickness at the stomach & severe mead
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on change of climate
In sickly timcs or places, dose should be
taken every fortnight, and if there IS reason
to apprehend personal danger, 1t may be
taken once week.
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HamiIton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable meai.
cine for the speedy relief & permanent cure
of Nervous disorders, Consumptlons, Low
ness of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, impurly
OF the Blood, Hysterical Affections, Inward
Weaknesses, Violent Cramps ia the stomach
and back. Indigestion, Melancholr, Gout in
tie stomach, Pains in the limbs, Relaxation,
sc. sc.
The principal operation of this remedy is
in the stomach, restoring the digestive pow
ers. and sending forth from that organ new
health and yigor into every part OF the sys.
tenn it enriches and purifes the blood, with
out i, fl ming it; braces, without stimulating
too violently, the nervous system; strength
ems the secretory vessels, and the general
habit; brings back the muscular flores to
their natural and healthy tore and restores
that nutrition which immoderate evacuatlons
had DESTROYED, and whose loss lad thrown
the whole frame into languor and debility
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CASH PRIZES.
$4,000 tickets.


CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
Stationary Prizes as JoAo~:
First drawn ticket entitled to 0oooo
5ouo blanks SlS each
The next 1000 do. Is
90. Ticket after the 5000 blanks S5ooo
First drawn ticket on the 5th and until the
25th day $500 each
Do. 18th to 35th Except
ms .as Tickets constituting 100 Tickets
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
b.rs from 10 1000 inclusive, each ham
dred of the said 1000 to be one prize, the
first drawn hundred or lowest number lor
the 2stA day, and SO regularly ascending TO
the 35th
First drawn ticket on the S5th $4,000
Do. Seth to 4Ist 3oo
Do. 4lst to 5otb inclusive iooo
Do. 55th day 5oooo
TIE arize books to consist o Nos. iooo
The object contemplated to be accomplish
al nv the above scheme, is emincntly emu
fled 70 the favor and patronage OF the elite
vans of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestionably nave
hane6cial influence on the general literary
character ofour city on it Perhaps may DC
hereafter engrafted the other Colleges ana
TINS an university BE constif uted.
II will however give MS other lmportahe
adv ,ptages-it will promote spirit OF III
vestigation in the faculty, it will lnduce
vo,,a,s men of talents to establish themselves
IN our citv and thereby permanently secure
70 this community the best aid that can De
afforded by the medical profession II may
also be proper to remark that If this scho %,
should prosper, as is anticipated 1t VIII
r,nse large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise be dis
bursed in other places
we presume that those gentlemen VINO
are anxious for the advancement OF the IN
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
mort m the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to Proht them
selves at the same time that they encourage
ns-we confidently say, that no scheme Oh
= lottery so splendid or promising as the a.
hove. has ever been offered In this country
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The Sovereign Ointment tor the
Itch,

Which is warranted an infalible remedy
at one application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women, or
oninfants week old, not containing partl-
Gle of mercury or any dangerous ingredients
whatever, and is not accompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the exhlbl-
ton of other remedies.
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ORIGIN l.
F8MILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lees Norm Desire ing Lozenge8.
This medicine is superior TO any ever Of.
fered to the public, being innocent and mid,
certain and eflieacious in It's operations
Lees Elixir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas and particularly the whoepine
cough so destructive to children
less Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure of Rheuma.
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lees Grand RestoratiUe,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees init bilious Pile,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and
malignant fevers-
Lees SOVEREIGN Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an anfalible remedy
at one application
Lees Iatatli6le .4gue e Fcver Drets,
For the cure of agues, rcmittent and ia'
lVl lli1ltNHl lSNeio
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion
Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, tet!
tiers, etc,
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases in tie
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth fche DrohS,
Lee's Corn Plaster,
Lees DanlaSk Lip SAFE,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and GUMS
Lees .Anodyne Flair,
For the cure Of every kind OF headache.
The indian Vegeta6le Shecfc,
For the cure of Vcnereal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the propHe'
tor, No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
K GRAY, Bookseller, king-atreet ana
N. KINGSTON, FairfaX-Sueet, Alex1n
dria
To country merchants and Others who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
De given by the proprletors.
70 detect counterfeits, observe each a'''
Gle has, on the outside. WI pPer, the s15"''
ture of MICHAEL LED anu W.
N. 3, At the places OF sale may be Osa
fpratisl pamphlets containing recent ana sh'
traordinaly cases Of cures whose lengthP i''
vents their being herewith Inserted
June 90
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MISS BOWDLER'S
ESSAYS & POEMS,

ESSAYS & POEMS,
The 6rst American, from the 18th English
Edition.
Published for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum Society s Economical School,
New-York,
Are lust received for sale blythe subscriber !;
Price 8 IS j" boards.
These excellent Essays & Poems were
rrinted at Bath in England for the bench; OF
the Hospital ia that City, and have already
gone through eleven Editions
They are now reprinted IN this country
for an equally benevolent purpose. 1t Is
hoped they will be attended with the like
success.
James Kennedy. sen.
Jelly IS eott.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-03
HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE & EXTRACTS
OF MUSTARD.

OF NUO hhO.
safe and effectual remedy Tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, gout, rheumatic gout,
palsy, lumbago, numbness' white swelllnngs,
chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck, sc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both in
\ 1uid state and in pills, and thus excellent
ly adopted for external and internal USE
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AN ACCOUNT OF
LIE 's
Patent and Family Medicines,

CELEBRATED FoR The CURE
Of most diseases to which the Human Body
is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Ion
sumption, Govt, Rheumatism, Spralns' Pai-
sy. Head che, Tooth Ache, Corns' ltch'
Diseases of the Eyes, Ring Worms, letters
sc Inward Weaknesses, Nervous Dlsof-
ders, Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-03
Is Superhne Yellow Bark,

DR.. S.sNFoRD'S improved P0WDE ,1
of the BARK, having been used and nlGip ny
approved by many physicians OF alSuI 457nitcd
ed character in different parts OF the o'"'t "a
States the proprietor is now encouI'5sI tts
offer if to the FACULTY in general, uhosl n
persuasion, that no practitioner OF '"s ros.
the choice of his means, can IAN 10 "
ed in the use of this elegant preP"lrr aOsra.
In strength, fneness and certainty o. op ,.
ton, it greatly surpasses the o"'N
mon use.
The ESSENTIAL SILT Or D~
prepared by the same. or,esof
The above articles arc put up III p'a Visual
different sizes, to accommodate ''s retsA
wants of not only physicians, ou' . - ia.
druggists, country merchants ana pm"
lanes Kennedy, sen H..
pa, seller, and no other tsrson j" Mr.
und,ia
Rice. Cotton, Cora, &c.
100 whole and half tierccs new fl'''
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Upland Cotton Amcrcar
20 boxes British crown ana ''"
Glass, of different Sizes
% ditto Fancy Soaps, -.
Ladies' fashionable Shoes A constant IVY
Common ditto aud pig.
ifuAAs o - A'' E. Gilman
eosthw~
PRINTING once.
Neatly executed at this of'''''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

WILL1tM SHAPARD has just received
w I'm addition to his late supplies) and for
sale On moderate terms,
20 Hhas. Sugar,
leo VT. best Spanish Indigo,
100 bags patent Shot assorted,
Is boxes Roll Birthstone,
40 do. by 10 Window Glass,
90 do. best Mould Candles,
Cor. casks old Sherry Wincbest quality
200 pieces American Manufactured
GOODS, viz.
hedhcks, Diapers, Stripes, Checks. Shir.
ting. Shectins, Chambrays, Plaitls, Cotton
Yam, or ready Spun Cotton, &c. w. 6. bers
leave to call the attention of the peonle &c.
morally to the AMERICAN MANUFAC.
fURED GOODS, particularly; they are
good, and cheap; he presumes it unnecessa-
ny to say that they ought to have tho prefer
ence to any foreign goods, these times. The
i,edecks particularly arc fer superior to anv
OF foreign manufacture. A constant s,nnly
OF American Manufactured Goods, for which.
American produce will be received in pay
ment. Fly
\. 3. Cash or Goods given for Flour, asu-
suai. ." u
Richmond, Oct.7, 1911. (ep6twtf}
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
FOR SALE.

NAY Property in the CITY of Richmond, on
tfk Cary Street, immediately opposite the
Rock Landing and adjoining Shockoe creek.
Commencing in, and including 10 feet of
Pivot Alley, running back 15S feet-thence
20 Shockoe creek 1877 feet--thehce parallel
with the creek $50 fcet--thcnce up Cary's
street 202 feet to the beginning
On this LOT are several valuable improve
ments; the loca! situation Of this ground, rem
ders it desirable ob;e.t TO these, who wish
to vest money in such propcrty--its convc-
nince to navigation makes it capable of being
improved to great dvantage-McrchantG
may here be furnished with valuable and
convenient situations fer lnmbcr-houses &c.
&c.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Richmond, 9Th November, 1911. (tf)