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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
From tie NJ Y. Public IIUertiser.
COMMODORE RODGERS.

After several weeks Of the most anxious
sDlicitude on our part, the brave Rodgers
has arrived at Boston on the 3lst ult. with
his squadron. Perhaps the intention Of his
cruize and the beneficial consequences which
have resulted therefrom, have not been sur
passed by any other expedition in the histo
~ Of our country. Yet, il is insultingly in
situated, that he has been peculiarly unfor-
tunate and, that after an unsuccessful
aruize gilmore than 3 months he has effected
nothing. 1--WE deny the assertion, and declare,
that if his whole squadron had been taken
or destroyed, he could not have rendered a
mere sssSDtial service to bis country than
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
MORE PRIZES.

Last evening arrived at the Quarantine
Ground, the British brig New. Liverpool,
Gate Richie mastery James Usher prize
master, from Minorca, for Quebec, with a
full cargo of wine, prize to the privateer
Yankee, of Bestol, r. ]. captured on the
9th Of Aug. in lat. IS, so, long IS. 80, az
ter a chace Of IS minutes. This brig is
$50 tons, mounts 4 guns and had a crew Of
10 men
Arrived in this port IN. w since our
last list, ship Leopard, CofTin, 40 days from
Liverpool, with salt, coal, copperas, white
lead and earthen ware, to Jacob Barker.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
Sept. 9.

The National Intelligencer bestows
handsome eulogium on the conduct oft gall
liant RODGERS during his cruizc. 1t unques-
tionably appears that the Belvidere eiuded
him only by superior sailing. When the
commodore was wounded by the bursting of
gun, he could not he prevailed on to leave
the ships deck until all hope Of overtaking
the enemy had abandoned him. We ex-
tremely regret to learn that he is yet obliged
to use crutches in walking.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

has been produced by his superior excursion.
lie has detached the enemy from our coast
he has distracted and divided the Halifax
heet-ni!lions of American property has ar
rived safe owing to this circumstance. which
would otherwise have been lost, but for this
wise and prudent vancouver. He has re-
turned safe into port, and every true Ameri-
| can is satisfied that he has done his duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
COMMUNICATION.

Returned to this place on Monday, after
an absence OF years, Mr.. Janes Passc, son
OF Mr.. n Vase, merchant, of this town, five
years and eight months Of which timehe was
impressed on board of British vessel,
when he made his escape without receiving
any compensation for his services. The
young man, we understand. intends volun-
tcering his services to the secretary of the ma
Wy, to seek an opportunity to revenge his own
and his country's wrongs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
Nrw-YopK. Sent O
NEW-1 DIRK, oept -.
Erfract of q letter from an officer at FoTf

Extract Of a letter from an officer at Fort
Niagara, dated august %. 1912, TO his
friend in this City.
Gen. Van Rensselaer, entered into an
Armistice with the enemy few days ago,
and neither party are to commence hostili-
ties without giving four days notice.
Gen. Hull has surrendered Fort Detroit,
with ali his army To the British General
Brock, and all the United States officers
and troops are ordered to Quebec, and the
militia to return home on parole.
Forts Dearborn and Wayne are also
taken, together with the troops that garri-
soned them"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

The following was endorsed on the regis
ter of the brig John Adams, of New-York,
from Liverpool; which vessel was boarded
by capt. Dacres of the Guerrero, on the 18th
of August.
Capt. Dacres, of the Guerrero of "A
guns, 500 men, would be happy to meet with
commodore Rodgers of the President, or any
of the large fFgates, TO have a tete tete
with him 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
From the .4lsany Gazette QfSett. 3.

Since cur paper WAS at press, we have
been furnished with the following proclama-
ton of the British general Brock, by which
it appears that in addition to The fall Of De-
troit, and the loss Of the American army at
that post, a ceSsion 7uas made 10 the British
government of'Ahe 7vhote territory Of lTichi-
gan, in the equalization entered into by &C.
neral Hull
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
September 9.

A large British ship, prize to capt. Maj
fet, is below.
We are just informed, that gentleman
arrived in town this morning, and affirms
that the British frigate Beividere, has been
captured by the United States frigate Es-
sex, and had arrived at New-London, with
the loss OF two of her masts. We have not
been able to have an interview with the gem
tleman, but our informant says, he was po-
silive and circumstantial in his account.
Phil Gaz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

HERoIsM.-Among the many interest
ing incidents in the late action between the
Constitution and the Guerrero, the follow
ing will contribute to shew the high spirit of
our gallant tars. In the heat of the action,
eof the crew of the Constitution, perceiv-
ing that the flag at the fore -top-mast-head
had been shot away, went up and lashed it
in such a manner as to make it impossible
for shot to take it away without taking the
mast with it. We understand that the Se-
cretary of the Navy intends taking suitable
notice of this brilliant act.
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Nfore SUCCESS for Priea,eersnlrn.

Privateer Schooner EAGLE OF this port has
captured and sent into Charleston, the ENG
LlSll SHIP GRENADA, from Jamaica, with a
Cargo OF NINE HUNDRED HOGSHEADS OF
SUGAR. The engagement lasted four hours,
during which the English captain was killed.
The EAGLE has also captured an English
schr. with cargo Of molasses, &c.
". 4. Statesman.
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BALTIMORE, September Q.

Our New-York Correspondents mention
a report by the Holkar from Liverpool. Of
the French having got into Cadiz."-The
report is in the Marine List but ho7y they
got in, is not mentioned: perhaps as h,fson-
crs. Fed Gaz.
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Sent O

sept 2.
Arr.-brig Good Intent, Hatch, from po.t,,
bound to Richmond, was captured oir RI ,.,-
gat' IN f1fhoms 1yatey by an EnpI;sh ar,,'".i
brig, bnt having no cargo on board ,yss -
sed Capt VI reports that thcr, Voc go
tber armed vessels in CO. with the BRIG. "'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
WAsHINcroN Cry. Sent. 10.

w ARLINGTON tlTf, sept 10.
In our next paper We shall present 70 our
readers such conclusive evidence on the sub
Ject OF the late ignominious surrender Of De
nolt. as shall forever put Il sleep the inSi.
dious attempts of the New YORK anti rcpub-
hcan prints to imp.icate the administration
IN the blame of that transaction.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

The frigate Constellation, now undergoing
thorough repair, will be ready for sea in
three weeks. One hundred men, recruited
for that vessel at New YORK, arrived in this
city yesterday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

1t is not true, rs stated in New York pa
per, that there was any deficiency of prov-
sions at Detroit, or that orders were not CIV
en- for proper supply until after the dec
laration of war. We have made it our bust
ness to enquire into the facts and if more
should be said on this head from the same
quarter, we shall endeavour to produce evil
dence which will decide the question in
manner not very agreeable tothose who have
particularly agitated it. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

1t was reported at Albany that our troops
had retaken Detroit-and that Gen. Van
Rensselaer, had been taken at Niagara. Both
reports were without foundation. ID.
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NORFOLK, Sept. 4.

NORFOLK, Sept. 4.
The priyatter schooner Mars, Capt. Fisher.
OF this port, has captured and sent into savan-
nan the British brig Leondas, Capt Gammocl,,
mounting I'D guys, from Jamaica, with very
valuable cargo of sugar, coffee. &c. cost abo,t
$4,000, the vessel new, and worth 100000.
large British ship. Of II guns, prize to
inc priyatecr Comet, Of Baltimore, went up
the pay on wednesday. She was from Crena-
da, loaded with rum, sugar, coffee aud pimen-
20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

The following is an extract of letter
from gentleman of great responsibility to
his friend in this city, dated Boston, 25th
Aug. 1912.
"The gallant Morris is now on his beam
ends-bnt he is convalescing-every noble
hearted fellow must anxiousIy wish his spec
dy recovery. His many gallant acts, MS
great and distinguished worth, Will, we all
hope, be rewarded by promotion. There is
not an oificerin our navy who would do more
honor TO the commission of Il captain, than
would Morris ;and our gratitude will not rest
satisfied, short Of such a commission. BE
assured the comforting CT such a commission
upon Morris would be wise and just mea-
sure. l have brother who is senior to him
and / love him because he is gallant and
brave /; but the deeds of Morris ought to en-
sure him a preference-andi in behalf of my
brother would chcerfully accord such pre-
ference"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

Extract Of letter. fran CahtGin Hull, of
The Jiigate Constitution, 10 the Secry Of
The Nary.
cannot but make you acquainted with
the very great assistance | received from
that valuable officer lieutenan, Morris, in
bringing the ship into action, and in working
her whilst along side the enemy, and am
extremely sorry to state that he is badly
wounded, being shot through the BODY, we
have yet hopes of his recovery, when am
sure he will receive the thanks and gratitude
of his country, for this and the many gallan,
acts he has done in its service. Were t.
name any particular officer as having been
more useful than the rest, should do them
great injustice they all fought bravely, and
gave me every possible assistance that
could wish. | am extremely sorry to state
to you the loss of lieutenant Bush, of Marines.
he fell at the head of his men in getting rea-
dy to board the enemy. In him our coun-
try has lost valuable and brave officer
After the fall of lieut.. Bush, lieut.. Contee,
of the corps, took command of the Marines,
and have pleasure in saying that his CON
duct was that of a Grave coed officer, and
the marines behaved with great GOODNESS and
Courage during the action, aud ANNOYED the
enemy very much whilst she was under our
stern"
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u1cIlsinND CALAMITY.
Mr.. Sa,ly.

At meeting ofihe Young men Of Hoston held at
fac Exchange Coffee House, the @Gth of January,
for t.us measures expressive Oft er sympathy with
the friends Of tie unfortunate Sufferers at Rich
mond, the fniluwin- report Of their Committee was
unanimously accepted
The voting ncn of Boston, viewing thc late me-
Ianch0!y calamity st Richmond, which lias deprived
our sister State Of OF the most valuable uhabi-
tats in a nhniicr the most distressing Of any record
ed IN the annals Of Copnty, event cacu!at-
81 70 create lie deepest sorrow and excite the
kecuest sensibty iu every BOSOM susceptible OF The
feelings Of Humanity aud contemplating, with The
most solemn con5id ratong, that unhappy momert,
when parents and children, honor end station, wealth
and wort prOmiscu5lsly became victims to that de-
vouiinr element, which presents death IN Us most
hupid AID awful forn--n order publicly 10 cviTce
their feelings on tie occasion, unanimously adopt the
following measures.
Toied, That NC deeply regret Che loss to our
Country, generally Of 80 1.'auy valreblo lives, anil
most sincerely sgmpatlizs With Tie nl'abhants 81
IGehmoo and particularly, with the rIenis and con-
nectons o tie sufferers Of the late disasrou coniia
grafton IN tlst place.
G.fef Thsi u Cn.n mites of three he appointed
60 wait m tie REV. ELISHA ". SARIs., Chaplain
crfo H,f." NJ Representatives, sind rcqeest hi'u %
q Ns8r ais-sdr,e Commemorative Of tislaAi ;'st-d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

kINOR RENT-and possession given im,aediasrs~
n the following property, tn WITT
INC newly erected Brick House, md its spparce-
nanccs, with the enclosed acre OF Grnsnd, qeasany
situated on Shockoe hin, adjoiniag that Of Thongs
"Hs'n, Esq. which WIS enc last wear, and Until xs,e
occupied by Counsellor Mimrns.
he Brick Store, Compiling Room and a ya,ft yfx-
the deposit of Coal on the main street. at the ~
ner OF SAID main or II street and 18TH street directly
fronting or in view of that leading to the Bss;r
winch IS among one OF the best mercantile stands in
the CITY.
The two'west rooms Of the fire proof Brirk y1,,s
Der House, to the north OF the Lot ON which tS,-.
store above mentioned stands; each OF which ss,zr
fire places.
neng paved is perfectly dry aud ct FOR tue recelitiss
of -four, &c SC.
And for Rent, that beautiful little Farm wtl;a
two mies OF the Capitol; late the property of Raw
leigh estate, containing lao acres under encosr,ye
one halt of which is covered with timber and Ere,
woodland has on il. we'll finished sto,-y Iyt,ear-,
,nifiing, aifordng every convcniency for i,re;jy-
n'tche'', Laundry and servants rooms tire loser
soor-an excellent Spring about so yards tistanc
i,on the dwelling hoasc, covered by = q,7,z, ne-s
shelter; under the shade Of which, and t,e SURROUND
ing t'ees' parties III thc heat Of weather nav he -
sreeaniy soacc'-somc out houses-a beautifui piece.
81 cieareti meadow ground, that Wicked the year BE-
tore last am told) FIVE of Hav---% Two nr,cS os
ground newly paiel in as a Garden {b.. eo,tio.,;,v
OF this place to the viii afford tn thus. MN,
wish TO live rctire, from It's noise and ,,s;e ma !.
the same time to he engaged il more civ. rnySuiy
w'thin The cty-as also to- diversity agreea4iy pur-
ton OF their time in agriculture, &c evc7y facilTtr
This eligible, above described rarsi snu9 the sss-
sc'rher will either Rent, Sen or Exchange, Iar i'm
proved property within the LIMITS Of the riEr.
ALSO, Ion Rent, very fertile post and raii-encl-s-
ca 'ot oil grnund lying on the street leading froys
the market house. towards Col. Adarns's Saw Mil
containing abou, Three Acres. For euftfyarinn + ~
generally thought that this spot ia as fayoraSi 80
"S.' DC us productive any in the valley
RO- GREENH0W-
iep' i+ epimo-
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4 AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for
& A sale his IIi.2CF or L.3.N'D, lying in Am
herst County, on the Waters of Piny River, adjon-
ing the lands of James Franklin, Joel Franklins cs-
tate, 'licaah Camden, * WIN. $. Crawfor,l-Contain-
ing nine hundred acres. This tract lies extremely
we'll upon 1t is considerable quantity of Meadow
land, 1T is very fertile well watere,l, and well ada-
ted to the culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco upon
it is plantation sufficient work eight hands con-
siderable part of it fresh land, and the whole of j,
IN high state OF cultivation, well Enclosed, and div-
ded into -four fields, and each field in turn, has been
sowcd in small grain ans, red clover wcl, grows lux
u,iantly on this pianta,ioaThat, together witt, the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it, pre,u-
ces very fine pasture-'There is upon this pantat-
on goofs apple ORCHARD, and there have lately
been built thereon some useful s. valuable HOUSES.
further description is dccmed unnecessary rs it is
presumed no person viii purchase without viewing
the land-The land viii be sold on time 81 the BAY
ments made accommodating to the puichaser--:rhe
overseer living the plantation will shew the land
to any DESTROYS purchase.
WILLIAM GAIT.
Richmond, Feb.f. 2aw4w
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4 hBSERVE That the following GENUINE
~ .jfEL)ICLN'ESa are sold By GEO. T.. TIFFIN,
corner OF r and 18th ST. opposite the Post Office
Lees Misunderstanding Iozenees;
Lees hnt-biliiols Pills;
Lees quo and Fever Drops;
Lees Eiixer fog Coughs, Gods &c.
Lees Grand Restorative
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mustard, for the
Rhcungtism, &c.
Lees Ointment for the Itch
Lees Indisn Vegetable SPECIFIC
Lees Rye Water;
Lees I'ootl-Acbe Drops;
Lees Dlmask Lip-SaVe
Lees Persian J otiou Z
Lees Corn Plaster;
lees Auodine Elixir
! 10 defect counterfcits, observe each article
has on the Outside wrapper, the signature of
MICH AL LEE K Co.
Late MICHAEL LEE * SON.
Also, inst received new and comp!etc assert
ment Of scntlenen's and ci.ldren's HATS.
Feb. 8. wsw
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EsY Virtue ut decd OF Trust, executed by Harry
. iinndoiph, ON the Sth day ofJune 1909, aud du-
admitted TO record in the county court OF Chester
field, far The purpose of securing the payment OF the
sum OF 1862 10 Q Tue to Mcssrs. Lyle, Scott and
Saunders, and the further sum of 400 III 9 due To
Messrs James Z. Leitch aud Co. with the interest
thereon from the respective Periods in the said deed
OF Trust expressed. The Subscriber viii sell tor rea-
DIV money, on Saturday the 29th of the present month
AZ Warwick in the county of Chesterfield, the follow
ins property, viz. Eleven Negroes; Patty and her
two children, hchari, Edmond, Cato, Frederick,
Alice, Hannah, Moses and Jack, many thereof
as may lac sufficient to satisfy te aforesaid debts,
and interest Should the sale of the Negroes he in
Sufficient to satisfy the said debts and interest the
whole oftle stock OF Horses Mules, Cows, Sheep &
plantation Utensils upon the Warwick plantation, &
tho undivided interest of the said Henry Randolph in
his deceased fathers real estate lying upon James
River, in t;e county Of Chesterfield, much
thereof rs may he necessary satisfy the Debts will
he sold fer the purpose. Correct information us to
the quantity and quality of the Land, may be had ON
the day OF sale.
RICHARD b. GOoDE, Trustee.
Feb. S. tbs
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seY virtue of deed of trust, executed by John
I Pollard in his life time, and Sarah his wife, to
John Prosser aud the subscriber, and recorded ia the
county court OF Hemico, viii be sold on the prems-
cs, at Public Auction by the subscriber, as the sur
wing trustee, at ii O'Clock, THURSDAY, the eth
day of this month, il fair, if not at the same hour the
next fair day, certain piece of GROUND in the
said deed mentioned, being part of lot No. fifteen,
and fronting the cross stree leading from the main
street to Shockcn warehouse, together with all the
houses The said piece of ground, for the shortest,
term for which any person will take the same /; and
pay in ready money the sum Of one thousand nine
hundred and sixteen dollars aud seventy one cents
with lawful interest thereon from the first day of
pril, 1899, due uader the said deed OF trust and the
costs and charges attending the sale.
VIM, 3IONCURE.
Feb. 4. tbs
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EVEN DOLLARS REwARD.-.eunawar from

Ts7EN DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
the subscriber, on the 18th Dee last dark muat.o
W oman named PATTY, about y years OF age. She
formerly belonged to Mr. Souta's estate of Charles
City-thence to Mr.. Wan. r. Colgin, OF the said
Ccjj, at present OWNS ier cnid ami from him
was sod to MIR. William Fuicher-whe sold her to
Siessrs fitzwhyls * Potter, or this city, and after
short time was re-sod again to the ss; MIR. VIM.
f.,ulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
She had on when size went away a blue cloth habit s.
blue handkerchief, with white spots; that she
wore roand her head. She is about five feet or 5
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender male.-
whoever will deliver her to me. shall receive the a.
hove reward or live dollars to secure her in any ia
that may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond Feb i. eawtf'
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event, at such time as he nlsy think eonvoh;eat :
appoint, AID that the Comrniaee be rcqueste. To
give notice, in the public piip,s oi the and place
at which the discourse is u be delivered, With gcne-
rsl invitation TO the inhabitants OF Boston aud its
vicinity to attend. SIX
Poted, That Committee be appointed to wait on
His ESeellency the Governor, HIS Honor the i.e,,-
tenant Governor, the Honorable Council aud the tw
branches OF the Legislature. requesting the homer OF
their attendance a, the delivery OF the dsceacsc.
: Ioted, Tint the young men OF Bos,es wear Grape
on the left the day on which the discourse is
delivered. (S;saeG,)
sse-~. FR. w wALBO, Chairman.
CAS-. Ew- r. 'Scc'y.
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vsHwENTY DOLLARS observation-disclosures

ySWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
n from the subscriber, on the fifteenth day of Sep
TENDER last, negro man slave, named GARY, aged
about twenty-six years, light black complexion
height about six feet, stands quite erect and when
walking handles himself quite nimbly, his weight is
one hu"dred and sixty seventy, courtenance cast
down when spoken to-the white of his eyes is unu-
suaiiy large on being apprehended is very surly, he
is a rough Cooper. On examination his shins will be
found njured-he has probably obtained q tree pass
about twelve years ago, Gary brought from
brunswick county TO Surry county in this state by
MIR Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eight
years. and was in the year s0s purchased by myself
OF Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex' ors of
said Harris, decd out of SurIy, and brought to Buck
ingham, where said negro got wife, and lived with
me about two years Oh James river, not far from
Scots ferry, and then brought by myself to AL
bemare county, near Milton, from whom said negro
eioped--said slave is probably harbored in Surry or
some of the above places. do hereby forewarn all
persons from harboring said negro. Also. DO COM
nand all captains of vessels sea, not to grant said
slave his passage, or take him on board.
The above reward, with all reasonable charges
will be paid to any person taking said slave within this
state and bringing HIM me, or else for combining
him in any Jail in this state, so that get him a.
gain. An additional reward of ten dollars win be Civ
en- to any person taking said slave of this state,
and for acting with him above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, ir.
Albemarlc county, Virginia
Feb lS w26p
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a OOXtSG GLASS SToRE.-Two doors above
a A the Post Office, main s;leet-ieing desire S TO
CLOSE my business !" THIS place, will sell at csst
quantity of handsome Looking Glasses some of which
arc finished IN superb STYLE and ofthe best quality
Also variety OF Prnts, neatly framed, in slctts
Inc subrc1ber returns his sincere thanks 20 those
who have honorcd him with their orders and in par
ticular to the citizens of Richmond f. their very
spirited patrouage-And bcgs leave TO observe that
owing to serious disappointment, he is uupreparcd
10 continue the business fo' the present in his place
HENRY ~. FISHER.
NJ +. Those persons who '.ave orders =, this store
for goods, and articles to be framed repaired ars
earnestly requested to call and get item away on or
before the first OF March next, and MI those wlloia
am indebted to, Will please to cali Sor payment.
II. NJ r.
FEB. IS. n
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Uh J. BURR, has inst received a consignment Of
re Goshen Cheese, of superior quality, in casks
anti boxes--
Philadelphia Peyier, in IIogsheads and Boi.Ied.
DdtD Beer ia barrels.
Cotton Goods, Stripes and plain Cloths, Jeans,
Cords, Shawis, Bcdtioks, Sheetugs aud SHIFTING Cot
ton, Spun Cotton, Sse &c. at manufacturing prices
-.Eso, for SGie ds nsHai--
a full assortment Of Gcnt!cmcns, Youths md Ser
wants HATS. tis.icys' Trimmings--A constant sup
ply of Baltimore Cut Nails and Brajs--lIichisond
warranted Gun-Powder, ia kegs and cannisters---
Patent Shot, &c. tSc. 90.
Richmond, Feb. II. WOW