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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
VIRGINIA. Argus.
RI CT VI o WD.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1879.
PAIR IOTIL.


ATa Meeting of the Citizens of Richmond
Manchester, and their vicini; S, convened n
the Capitol OH the evening OF saturday, Sept
| 5th, 1872.
Ills Exce!!ency JAMES BARBOUR, was u.
| unanimously appointed ChairHiIR, and WILL
AN MUNFORD, Secretary
ResoiVed, That James Wood, Thomas Ritch-
ic, Alexander Mcisle, William Foushee scRr
Christopher TompiSins, Hugh Davis. tobert
Greenhow, William cambridge, James Brown,
Benjamin j. Harris, Samuel Peasants. Richard,
Anderson, Charles Hay, JOAN Hayes, William
Fenwick, and James w. Winiree, be /, commit
Tee to receive contributions of Blankets from,
the Citizens OF Richmond, Manchester & their
vicnities, for the use ut the drafts l;tev direc-
ted to march under the orders of the United
States; To be given in by 4 o'clock, II. NJ. on
Monday next
Resolved, That the same Gentlemen be, and
they are hereby appointed committee to pro
cure and receive subscriptions ormoney to con-
tribute to the accommodation and comfort OF
sucl, Citizens rs have been recently drafted, or
who may hereafter be drafted, or who have
volunt ,rily rendered, or may hereafter tender
their services, IN tins interesting crisis, to their
Country, and whose circumstances, or the ST.
tuation of whose families, require the assist
ance of their countrynen;-
Resolved, That those persons, vino are pre-
sent, and are wiling TO subscribe, for the pur-
poses specified in the preceding resolution, do
subscribe such sums, as they may be dispo5 ed
10 give, with the Secretary
Mr.. IoHN GRAY, of New Hampshire, a
Preacher of the Gospel, then rose, and, after L
few animated and impressive remarks, made u
tenderto the meeting of twenty Dollars This
sum, being the generous Offering of Stranger,
was accepted by the meeting, npon his urgeat
request only. and he reluctantly consented 10
nav, his name inserted III the last of subscribers
The subscription then proceeded; and. IN !.
few minutes, tie sum OF Two Thousand and
Ten boilers were subscribed
Resolved, That Charles x Mallory, John Ro-
bertson, John Campbell, William Brocken-
brough. William w. Hening, Nathaniel H. Cial-
borne, Gurdcn III. Bscchus, Peter v. Danie,
Gervts Storrs, John Seabrook, and William
Hay, jr. he and are hereby appointed a com
mittee to draft rules and regulations for the
collection and distribution of tht funds, and the
extension of the plan TO the other parts OF The
Commonwealth and that they report the same
to general meeting on Thursday next
And then the Meeting a !journed.
Us. BARBOUR, Chairman
VIM AfIINEORn Ccr,rv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

\ Meeting ofthe Members OF the Ch,tis l.
AN LIBRARY ,oCiEIY, wIu DE heiu At ne
Masou's haii in this CITY, at ) O'clock, =. NJ OH
Saturday the 18th oAy OF the present montiL--
The Numbers are requested To be punclua. 1T
their Attendance.
RIchmond, sept. 7lh, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

Governor and suit, as commander in chiefof
the militia. with capt. Walkers company
called The Albany volunteers" These
troops are ordered out for the defence of the
New York station, in place of the regular
forces, which are to be marched northward.
Arrived since our last, Spanish polacre
ship Patriota- Catalina. Captain Estelella,
10 days from Porto Rico, with coffee, fustic,
hides, rum and lignumvite, to ]. Casenave.
British schooner Sky Lark, Young, from
Quebec, for Martinico, laden with provisi-
ons, prize to the prvateer Bunker-Hill,
Capt. Lewis, of this port. The Sky-Lark
was captured on the 18th OF August, in lat.
40, long. 63. Aug. sth, lat 40, Is, long. 81,
-, spoke the British brig Antelope, from ia
maica, laden with rum and sugar, prize to
the privateer Dolphin. of Cape Cod. Aug.
18th, lat. Al, SIS. long. 65, As, spoke the pri-
vatecr sch'r Sword Fish, Foster, of Glou-
cester, on n Crlize.
The Leg stature of Connecticut adjourned
last Saturday at IL O'clock, noon after pass
ing law appropriating S5O,Ooo for the
purchase ofarms and other munitions of war
and aathorisiny the Governor to accept of
the services OF any volunteer corps which
might offer, for the defence of the state on
1y, to be under the command and control of
none but their own officers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

.rtracf ejra letter ftom Fort Wayne, aated
.AagpSt Ia
CT have the modification to announce To
you the destruction of caps. Heald and his
company, on their retreat from Fort Dear
sborns to this place. 1t happened on the
5morning OF the l5th ins-. by an army of In
lians, OF ABOUT five or SIX hundred, consist
ng OF the following tribes, yiz. Ofto7Uaus,
Chihfew1ys, WiHebagoes, Kickahoos, No
l2uliHies, and some PHtta11lfamirs. Capt
Neils, who went To assis, capt. Head on
ais retreat, is among the number Of killed.
We cannot learn that any escaped. But it
> stated, that capt. Head, Mr. Kinzi, and
ONE women, arc made prisoners. Tie par
iculars Of the action omit till another OK
Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

| There are men IN the army who would lea
1t to Maiden with the same spirit that an
mated Montgomery. WHY then are the o.
hcers so difident in electing from anon
themselves a commander whose enterprisin
spirit would ensure victory and honor t
their arms?
| Ertruct IF a lefte7. tram an officer ofhgl
rank in tie OAi0 army, 10 tAe Editor.
To speak Of our beloved Col M'Arthui
| cannot do him justice-he claims NOR,
from his country for his mcritorious EXERT
ons in organizing the corps under his COM
mand than my feeble pen can describe"
Extract eta letter from a gentleman Of the
first Stondiag, to tie Editor, dated Sand
gDich, .Uhiter Canada, Juiy 81, 1872.
The campaign moves on heavily and
unless more active measures are pursued
soon, the summer will pass by without ac-
comprising the object of our wishes, tina, is
10 be in Maiden. The militia desert daily
from Maiden. There are but few in tina,
tort, and not many Indians. Our troops are
becoming very sickly. several hundreds are
sick-the dysentery is very prevalent. A
CT IS wanted much to command u.s.
Extract ofa letter from Richard Donglas,
Esq. Quarter Master, 10 Get. M'.4rtEur' $
Regiment, TO the Editor, dated Detron,
JnLy 1871, 1912.
" have rumiuated with some degree of
feeling IN my Own mind upon the inpositions
that nave peen practised upon tue soldiers
OF this army: Yes, upon men who volusteer-
ell their services, and left their homes and
all that Is dear to them upon earth for the
good OF their common country there has
been a system of speculation or rather ex-
torton praclsed to get, arrest, or fitch, if
NAV possibly use the term, from their
scanty pittance OF pay. n soldiers dollar
mas not been worth more than sixty cents
to nm: AZ the very places which we came
ro protect from savage inCursions, il is GER
tain that many articles OF necessity rose 100
per cept on the approach of the army: At
the little town near the rapids of the Ma
MI, cider which was before selling at II 1-2
cents per quart rose TO 25 ON the arrival of
the army, and We are charged 25 cents for
loaf OF bread Of an inferior quality and less
size than Is sold III the cities OF New York
and philadelphia for II IL. From this
place on, at houses along the road 25 cents
per quart was charged for milk, and every
th'ng else IN proportion, and at the river
hezih the same price was asked and taken
tor tuttermilk. "Shame where is thy blush 20
Every thing at this place is dear enough,
lIod Knows, but perhaps there NAV be rea-
sons assigned for it. This system has been
more extensive than have touched upon
1t IS subject that demands clio Ter exami-
nation than am capable of giving it. When
get free from the clutches of this biting dis
order, Lrheumatism] shall DC able to give
you a more perfect sketch OF things"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
Sept 3.
pRIVATEERS

The Privateer h1rs, Captain Ftsher, Of
this port, has arrived at Savannah with the
British brig Leonidas, Captain Gammock
her prize, captured ON the 10Th of August.
oft thc Bahamas. The brig mounts 10 guns
and her cargo consists of rum, sugar, coffee,
pimento and dye woods, valued at 5,OLO !.
sterling.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

1T number OF NJ. $. aud other articles are una
void"biy crouded out oil tins days paper. Amuug
them is he British count of the surreuI ,i, 1
Detroit II states that Oh the appe ,rauee ri On.
Brock, with oh.y 200 l5ritIsh, before cue pa c
(o,o Indians having bcen let GA the othe. SAD 6
the niver} huiI immediately capi,uiated, without
Gling gun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

ne schr. Hornet, a privateer fitted out Of
Baltimore, was run ashore 10 miles to the =.
.ot Cape Henry on Tuesday last, by British
man II war, and blged.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

Thus does the Editor of the Bedford paa
per (fTom which we have made the fiilnvs3
ing eXtracts) caption the following me- o.
cnoly intelligence We have neither time
nor room To say more.
! " Previous tn the retreat of the army nut
of Canada, Col Miller, of the regulars, en-.
treated Gen. Hull to suffer himself 10 at
| tack Malden--that his life should be the for
ieiture, in case of a defeat. This request
Gen. Hull refused. About 500 Canadians
! had claimed The protection of Hall imme-
dately ON issuing his proclamation, and NUNS
bers had joined his army. 1t was heart
rending sight to see these poor fellows n cks
ing down to the river, and begging Hull to
remain and protect them, or take them W tn
him. When they could not get in the boats,
numbers OF them Jumped into the river and
swan over-s0me few were drowned III the
attempt.
Gen. Hull suffered the British to erect a
breast work Oh the shore opposite Detroit,
without moiestation-from which the, kill
ed three or four officers and some of oul.
men Observation-Disclosures which, and that
there were upwards ot so ine pieces of CAM
non III the fortress, not single shot would
Hull suffer the garrison to return. The ORR
tiSn Landed and marched up tn Detroit, ID
men deep; and though there were d nlnl-
Der ot Cannon presented towards them, and
loaded with grape shot, Iul would not suf-
Ter slnSie gun TO be- discharged at them.
Col Miller again demonstrated with Hall,
and was So pressing IN his demand for per-
mission tn sally out and draw off the enemy,
or at least, Tor leave to defend the fort, th.S
Hull threatened to have HIM arrested, If lie.
did not desist. The British force Consisted
OF 500 regulars, 400 militia and 500 Indians,
making total III 1000 men. That ut INC
American army, to d1out 1900 men,
Notwithstanding private property was 70
be protected, the town of Detroit was cum-
pietely pundered after It surrendered Mr.
huntingdon states, sLat nothing is to be seen
on the frontiers, but poor families flying IL
every direction, leaving their little ali u lie
fury OF d savage enemy"
Extract 81 q letter from u gentleman offhis
Guy, isosV Ia Cadiz, aated July Sd, 1olz.
There IS report III town tat i Cne~
raj engagement has taken place between me
combined armies and the French, in wn4ch
the Latter lost Two thousand ~ EAlcd and
5000 taken prisoners. The report, ~ e.
ver, Is not believed. rnere i no q Ibt
though, but that the army under Lord Wei
iington has adv nc>d considerably sInC. the
taking OF Salamanca"
? number OF NJ. 5. aud other articles are ,Inal
vodab!y crouded out oil tins days paper. AuIuug
them rs he Brush vi the suTreuili' 4
Detroit. IL states that the appe ,rauee I'll IN.
with ~ itch I..tn,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

"Thirty brave fellows volunteered
Upwards of S 1900 were subscribed ON
the spot,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

WEBSTER and WOOD have removed
w their Office to one Of Mr.. Wickham,s
brick tenements on Cary street, near thu
Basin; where they ccntmue TO transact b,r
siness on COMMISSION, -
Sept, = ow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
% bNNilVON, LNulT3lL0
VIM. MUNFoRD, Sec'ry.

~ Through the Unparalleled exertions OF
the Executive, aided by the Ciuzens Of this
place, and particularly the Ladies', we learn
that the whole of the Tents, Knapsacks, &c
for our brethren about 20 march to the relief OF
our ". w. Frontier viii be completed his day.
1t. is expected the Wagons with those imdis-
pensable articles will start for Point Plcssan,
to -morrow or next day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

contrary efect--Supernnuation and stubborn
imbecllity are poor excuses for indiscretion
There are men III the army who would lead
1t to Maiden with the same spirit that ami
mated Montgomery. Why then are the of
hcers so difident in electing from among
themselves commander whose enterprisng
spirit would ensure victory and honor to
their arms?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

cl personal courage. Ills co,hmsnaa,lna
lhavc no dnnbt, vii ,l.ce Hall upon lie,
very pinnacle f intany"
Courier ETru-1O O'Clock. r. ".
1Harsaly nt5!t..
C0IY.fRDTCE. IG W0R.f CE,
I'RE9SONi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

Col. Coles, with three companies of inran-
try, arrived at Washington City on the 4th
inst They were received on their arrival,
in the evening, by volunteer corps Of eaval-
ry, which went to meet them. The troops
pitched their tents on the Common adjacent
to the Maryland Avenue, and were to be es-
cortcd through the City by several of the
volunteer companies ofthe District of Colum
ba.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

Extract If a letter 10 The EDITOR, dat
ed Washington CRY, an Sehlem5er,
1912.
e. The following Is just received in this
City, and do myself the pleasure to send
you c'py.
Coy. Huntingdon. Of Ohio, arrived here
yesterday
Col Cass has arrived at George Town
with dispatches from the army. This gen
tleman is gseatiy admired, as being a gen
tleman Of handsome manners and undoub.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
CHILL1corHE, August 25.

On the 18th inst. voluntary company Of
Rilemen consisting of seventy-iive, from Col.
James Renick's Regiment, marched from the
county of Pickaway for Urbanna, under capt
Philip M'Nemar, Lieut.. John Jackson and
Ensign George Hoffman.
Wecall the serious attention of our readers,
and the public in general to some CT the fol-
lowing IMPORTANT extracts Of letters
from Upper Canada. Hear. Hear! o Eel
low Citizens!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07

Capt. Hull, of the frigate Constitution. is
said to be the nephew of General Hull. HIS
brilliant affair with the Guerriere, IN when,
it will be seen by the particular account, he
beat that ship in such capital style. proves
that there is nothing in NAME. Gen. Hull,
the uncle, turns out bungler, or worse
Capt Hull, the nephew, has shewn himself d.
gallant, vigiIant, courageous officer In rnis
instance the nephew exceeds the uncle; Dat
that is not the case with the name of Clinton,
for there the uncle exceeded the nephe w.
We should recommend it to Capt. Huh to
get his name changed. so that when he is
spoken OF no disagrecable association NAV
intrude itself De Witt Clinton will Ger.
tainy not change his name; because it is che
name, and not the nan, that gives him any
SORT of standing.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-18
SATURDAY,, APRIL 10, 1912
DR. BUCHANAN's
Christian Researches IN Asia.

Christian Researches IN Asia.
A few Copies of this valuable and highly IN
teresting Work are just received.
ALso,
Hodgson's Life of Bishop Porteus,
Solitude Sweetened, or Miscellaneous Me-
citations on various Religious Subjects; by
James Mickle.
More's Practical Piety, or Religion OF the
Heart. a
Bishop Wilson'S Parochielia, OF Instructions
to his Clergy in the Discharge of their Paro-
chial Duties.
Bishop Horsley's Sermons.
Watts Davies Blair's SCOTS and Saurns
do.
Bibles, Testaments, and Common Prayer
Books, with all the Hymns, of various sizes s
bindings.
Classical and School Books, &c.
FOR SALB BT
James Kennedy. sen.
April 10. cow.
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Burr Mill Stones and Boiling
ClothS-for Sale.

1 HAVE Just received cargo OF REAL
french Burrs. Having good worknen to
MAKE them up, can at short notice supply
any demand that may offer for Mill Stones.
| have also lately received from the manu-
,sctory Of the 5 Kings, good assortment OF
Boiling Cloths, which are offered for sale on
moderate terms, by
Isaac M'Pherson.
Baltimore, MARCHES ee3m
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b Q Q rS

FoR SALE By ROBERT GRAf, A1N'
S7REET. HLExANDRIA.
ANACHARSlS' Travels in Greece,
Alcoran, or Arabian Bible,
Adan.s's Defence of the American Con
Adams's Roman Antiquities,
Akins's Geography,
Artilerists' Companion,
Berkleys' Minute Philosopher,
Burghs' Dignity of Human Nature,
British Cicero,
Bolinbrokes' Works,
Cootes' Modern Europe,
Charles the V. (Robertson's,j
Cars Holland,
Darw ms Life,
Debates on the Judiciary,
Demons Travels in Egypt,
Depons' Voyage,
Domestic Encyclope 2ia,
Edwards's Works,
First Settlers Of Virginia,
F0rsythe on Trees,
Fergusons' Astronomy,
Flints' Surveying,
Flavius Josephus,
Gleanings on Husbandry,
Gibbons Rome,
Guthries's Geography,
Humes's Essays,
Historical Compend,
History of Ireland, (Plowdens1
Johnsons' lives of the Poets,
Lyttletons' Letters,
Lille of Warrington,
Leo the Tenth, [Roscoe3
Modern Europe (Russell)
Memoirs of Voltaire,
MurphyS' Garrick,
Portraiture of Quakerism.
Police of London,
Paleys' Moral Philosophy,
Pixies Expedition,
Parents Friend,
Ramsays' Life of Washington,
Register of Arts,
Residence in France,
Sacred Biography, (Hunter,)
Simpsons Algebra,
-- Euclid,
Comic Sections,
Stauntons' Embassy,
Scots United States Gazetteer.
Stewards Philosophy.
JUST PUBLISHED,
III Y NJ N S.
Used in the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States.
Fine Copy, bound inMorocco,6s l-2Cents
Half bound in do. 81 ID.
Common Copy half bound, 25
Additional Hymns stitched, IL IL
March7.
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Lost yesterday evening,

Lost yesterday evening,
Somewhere in the Town of Alexandra, a
Blask Leather Pocket Book, containing One
Hundred and Forty Dollars in Bank Notes.
Thirteen Ten Dollar Notes, and Two Elves;
it is believed that most of the notes were ON
the Bank of Potomac; also, sundry papers
and notes of hand, in favor Of the owner
which can be of no use to any other person.
The finder shall be handsomely rewarded,
and humbly thanked, on leaving the above de-
scribed with The Printer.
April II DIST,
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Joseph III. Vaudeville,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
.ag-Street,

- Mug -otIcCt,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, IN
hhds and bbls.
Loaf and brown Sugar, indo do.
Best green Coffee in bags and bbls
Molasses in hhds. and bols.
Cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whisky in bbls and Common do.
Madeira, Lisbon, Tenerihe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Hyson, Y. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea ofsuperior quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. and No. 8 in boxes < per To-
Brandywine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured tobacco, small twist
Best Cavindis do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in bales
Almonds & best Muscadel Raisfns in boxes
Pepper, Pimento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmegs
Copperas, Madden, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace Kepes
Best Philadelphia Mustard inbottles &pef Id.
India Seine Irvine
Romal handkerchiefs
Low priced Black & Colored MoroccoShoes
IIerrings, Shad, Mackerel and Codtisi,
Cut Nails of all sizes
Hair sifters
Snuff In bottles
Fresh Glover Seed, and
Best Super6ne Flour
March9
SUGAR COFFEE MOI4AssES sc.
20 Hhds. } New Orleans * HAVANA Masco-
40 Bis. { yado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Havana do
10000 ID. Loaf * Lump do
10000 Is. Green Porto Rico & St. Domingo
Coffee
SO Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Rum
so barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment of Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For SAFE, BY
JOSEPH vaudeville,
Corner of Esng and Faiyar Streets.
April 6. tt
A few Laborers wanted.
THOSE that have been accustomed to
work in a Brick Yard will be preferred.
Enquire of
Alex. Veitch.
April IS d
Rockville Academy Lottery
Commences Dra7ving on the lsth May.
And in the wheel there is
prize of S 5000
Of 1900
of 1000
of 500
10 of 100
And the price of Tickets only 5 2 so.
r. Gray.
April IS
PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of Deed of Trust from Thomas
Patten and Mary his wife, to the subscriber,
for the purposes therein mentioned, VIII be
sold on the 9th day of May ensuing, on the
premises, at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon,
Y ~
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FebruaFy 70
FIR ES III ME- D1CIN E S.
MyLIIAM .HARPER. III.

aadrio. E;rirfaa Street, otfosite BRYAN
H4bFPSOA'S, and nert Door 10 mo.
LOOPS
JTAS Just received in addition to his tor.
mer Stock, a general assortment OF
Medicines of the first quality, all of which ne
will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadslphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on good credit. He
has also received general assortment OF
Sarsias Instruments, likewise
TIE jollOwiag PGtent Medicines, pfz 80
Wheaon's Iaundice Bitters,
Eo Itch Ointment,
Cooey's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds. Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Too.he Paste,
Essence of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, Sc. &c,
~ The highest cash price given for
Snake Root,
March T.
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Landing and for Sale by
JOHN G. LADD,
i i boxes sass. }sue4s,
!. !, s tis.ss ,'''''s
100 20 Barrels bag, corsss
so boxes Mould Tallow Candles,
SO do. Spermaceti,
liz Spanish Hides,
puncheons West India Rum,
90 barrels New England do.
6 or. casks London Particular
Madeira VIM
2, do. Madeira Malmscy
10 do. Old Sherry,
4 casks Spanish Brown,
40 bbls. New York Pork,
20 boxes Chocolate,
so reams Paper,
barrels Chrildren's Shoes,
package l6 pieces Bed TiekingJ
90 chests Hyson Skin Tea,
100 bolts Russial 1ncr
so do Ravens
100 Russia Sheetings,
8 bales Burboon Gurrahs,
10 boxes elegant FURNISHED gilt Tea & Cof~
fee Sets China,
rs tons Plaster Paris.
April II 2w
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FRESH GOODS

FRESH GOODS.
The subscribers haze just receiyed FER Ssoee
Unity, Hand, from Philadelphia,
THIRTY-ONE PACKAGES OF
Seasonable & Fancy Dry Goods
which they offer at wholesale or retail, at Vs.
ry reasonable prices, for Cash.
samuel Mark & Co.
April II. DIV.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of a Deed of Trust from Thomas
Patten and Mary his wife, to the subscriber,
for the purposes therein mentioned, will be
sold on the 9th day of May ensuing, on the
premises, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
Two Lots of Ground,
Viz !: one Lot situate on Wolfe-street be-
tween Union and Water streets, 81 feet front
and rs feet deep-And one other Lot on
Union-street between Wilkes & Wolfe streets,
81 feet front and 80 feet deep. Terms, cash.
Robert Young.
April Is. eotds
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g Application having been
made to Congress to obtain Charter for the
Mechanics Bank of Alexandra, the Subscrip-
non is at present postponed Due notice will
be given when the books will be opened, by
The Commissioners.
March 25.