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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31
NoRFnrK. Dec 90

NORFOLK, Dec. %.
We have been favored with the perusal
Of letter from st. Bartholomew Ameri
can produce low. and still declining in price,
o"ing TO numerous arrivals of licensed A .
mcrican vessels, and, indeed the number of
prizes sent into TIE West Ipdies, had great
~ reduced thc prices in al the Islands
In Antigua. where there was lately great
distress for want fprovisons, three prizes
bad been sent in laden with 240O barrels OF
flour one Of the prizes w-s the brig Cham
pin, OF New York, with 900 barrels Of r ar.
HE privateers out of the West Indies CAP
turc every thing they fall in with, whether
under American, Spanish, Portuguese or
Swedish coioTs
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SALEM. Dec.IQ

SALEM, Dec. 10.
BRITISH HuMANITY-or conduct. perfectly
chardcteriStic Of the subjects Of the Buiwark Of
our ReIieion''
On the 18th Oct. last, the privateer schr Indus
try, Nudge commander, captured the British ship
Caroline, bound to ST. Andrews Being on the last
OF his cruise, and having exhausted his crew by man
ming prizes, Capt Nudge found himself with his
few remaining hands on board the privateer unable
successfully to resist the prisoners who insgated
by the crew of the Caroline with their assistance
rose and took the command. They then bore
down upon the prize ship, and retook her. Mr..
Benz. Laskey, prize master, with six others compo-
sing the prize crew, they treated very i'll, and put
in irous for about three hours, while they rot out
the long boat. They then put them into it, with
bag OF Bread 22 gallons of water, and 50 pounds of
pork, and one ofthe ships steering sails, and in lat
az, SO, long. oil, so, set them adriit on the wide
ocean, pertinaciously deaf to the applications of
these victims of their cruelty, although they conjur-
ed them by every thing sacred in humanity, cviiza
ton, or religion, TO desst from their barbarous pur
pose The crew usurped the command of the ship
and put away for Ireland, leaving Mr.. Lsskey and
his fellows TO the mercy of the deep, in very eaky
boat, wherein their bread wet-thoir ieet re-
naming in the water were swollen that they coul-
not get on their shoes-withou' compass or quad
rant, and doomed in all human probability to i'm
mediate death. Happily however they constru ted
temporary sail, and awning, chinched the boat
and after four days with much difficulty made the
land little way from Halifax, and were taken into
custody as prisoners OF war. Register.
Testimonial ofreshect 10 Hniertcan 6ra1'e-
Ty.
Portland, December II. Yesterday the
r;ttzsi;= -: Ss,i s,p,irrg tnat I4ieutenant H.
ieTGndeT ). WadS7vOrh was about leaving
town, to repair on board the frigate ~
dams, waited upon him through theircom
mittee, Nicholas Emery, Esq. Honorable
A. Clapp, r.. Boyd; Esq. and presented
him with an elegant Sword, as tribute
due to his character, valor and conduct as
late second officer of the Constitution in the
capture and destruction of the British fri
gate Guerrjere, with the following Adj
d"css
Liar. WGGszvorfh
With heart felt pleasure we in behalf of
the inhabitants of Portland, take the liberty
of presenting TO you a Sword, as q token of
respect they feel for your CHI arnctcr, a
marx at the high estimation in which they
hold YOUR services as second officer on
board the United States frigate CONSTITUTE
on, in the capture Of the British frieatc
Guerrero; on the memorable 19th of Au-
gust.
The inhabitants Of Portland are sensible
that the proud Consciousness Vt having dis
charged gour duty toyour country, is the
modest reward their brave townsmcn would
possess still they hope that tribute to
valor and patriotism, which they now bes
tow, will not be unacceptable. AS they
understood you arc soon to assume a new
command with your brave compa Mons in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-03
DOMESTIC.
ADMIRAL WARREN'S NEGOCI-
ALTON.

We arc told that admiral Warren is to
make his debut i'll the character ola "hedce-
FIJI negOci0tor :" that is, he is to demand the
rettaquishmeut by the American government
of those rights for which the war was un-
dertaken, in the same manner that Jackson
demanded the surrcnder of the Danish navy,
a" Give US your feet, OF groan over the smo-
king ruins of Copenhagen" said JACKSON
" Give up your pretension to the right of
navigation on the ocean, resign your seamen
to ourpress-gangs, submit to our Orders in
Council or prepare to witness the demoli-
ton of NewYork, )" will probably be the ma
ture Of Admiral Warren's dispatches. That
he speaks with no friendly voice." will ap
pear by the language of the following pro-
ciamation, which was handed to us by an A :
merican prisoner who came from Halifax in
the cartel lately arrived here.
PROCLAMATION.
By The Right Honorable Sir JoHN BoRLlsE
WARRsN, Bart. K. b. admiral offhe Blue,
and Commander in ChicFQ Of his 11ajestg's
sbihs and Desseis emhioyed and TO be EN-
fkoyed on The .4merican and West I1di-
an stations, &c. &c. &c.
WHEREAS many British seamen are now
in the United States Of America, and sever
al of them by various means have been Sc
dpced to serve on board the American ships,
at war with the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland, and others who have
deserted from his majesty's service have
been forced to serve against their native
country:
j, therefore, call upon all British seanuen
and others in the present state Of the war,
and before it may be too late, to join the Bri-
fish Colours, under which many of them
have formerly obtained glory and honor (;
to repair to any of his Majesty's provinces,
garrisons, ships or vessels; and upon their
giving themselves up and declaring their
sense oferror, pledge myselfto obtain Cor
them his royal highness the Prince REGENTS
free far0'on and forgiUeneSs and to those
who are willing to enter into the British ma .
Wy every encouragement they can wish.
trust, that every British seaman will H.
mite IN supporting the noblcst cause that ever
called for the efforts of men, the preserve
ton OF the liberties, iuRehcHdencc, rsfgion &
tazos ofail theremaiuing nations Of the world
against the tyranny and despotlsm Of France,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-03
LATEST FROM THE NORTHERN
ARMY

by the politeness of com. Wiswall, of the
Paragon Steam Boat, we are furnished with
the last Piausburgh paper, from which the
following is extracted.
Plaets6urgh, .NoU. 30.
On Sunday morning last, major general
Dearborn and suite arrived al this place in
the steamboat. 4 salute was fred on his,
landing.
The regular army, which has been COL
iected At this place, have left their encamp-
mcnt, and marched to the North The IN
fautry, consisting Of seven regiments, and
b~o companies of heavy artillery, marched
on Monday last. A regiment of light dra-
goons, commanded by Col. Burn, and two
companies of flying artillery, under the COM
mand of major Eustis, left the encampmens.
on Tuesdsy.
rhe troops were in high spirits, and from
the ability and energy of the officers gene
rally, it may safely be anticipated, that
whenever they come in contact with the en-.
envy. the result will be glorious to the Ame-
rican arms.
/ General Bloomfield, owing to his severe
i'll health, ~as prevented from proceeding
with the army-the immediate command
ct Course devoived upon brig. gen. Cham
der. Gen. Dearborn joined the army on
the 18th, to command in pcrson.
A company of sixty, who have volunteer
ed from Peruand this town. to assist in clear
ing the road, which the British have Oh
structc'i by falling trees across it, marched
on Tuesday, with their guns and axes A
SINH ar company is said to have marched
from ChazY.
The whole of the militia had previously
been marched to the lines.
The sloops of var President and Hunter
have sailed to the north.
The army encauPed on Tuesday even
ing, in Champlain, about hatf mile tEis
side the lines. A number of scouting par
ties had been sent out. Col. Vosburgh's re-
giment, which has been stationed at the
westward, had joined the army. The mill
tia from Vermont have alsoarrived ut Cham
plain. On Tuesday, a full company OF light
horse which has been raised in Vermont,
passed through town, on their way to ioiu
the army.
1t is understood that the greater part of
the militia have volunteered to go over tho
lines
numoer ofaged patriots of the revolu-
ton, residents of this county, have shoul-
dered their muskVts, and gone With the arr
my, to fight again the battles of their coun-
try.
The sIoop ofwar BnlI Dog, and the two
gun-boats, which have been fitting out at
Whitehall, have sailed down the lake under,
the command Of lieut.. MaCdonough. The
sloop mounts one 1G, two II. and four siz-
Founders. The gun boats carry each IL
FOUNDER.
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ard to 'lescnI the honor cI tre .'riti.l, aRe
upon the sea. at moment when Providence
has blessed her arms with success in sns-
tanning the Efforts of I'M ircd Spain aud Por-
tugal.
Given under my hand at Halifax, the
5th day of October, 1912, in the sgd
year ofHis Majesty's reign.
JOHN BORLASE WARREN.
By command Of the .fdanyut,
GEORGE REDMUND HUBERT, Sec'rv
Here. it will be seen that the same I'M
manly talsehood officially promulgated By
the British court martial on the trial of Da-
cres, rs again officially stated by admiral
Warren. viz That British sscnen have
not only been sc1uced into the American
service, but actually forced into it He fur
thercals upon British scameD TO support the
" H6erties, INDEPENDENCE. religion and la.,s
OF all the remaining nations of the world, a.
salnst the tyranny and despotism of France!"
Why did not this great champion of free
dom also call upon them 20 restore the Ii
berries and Independence of Ireland and the
Indies? This might have induced us to be-
lievc that his clamor was not wholly the es-
feet of degrading self interested motives, and
that his proclamation was not an entire tissue
OF faisehood and hypocrisy.-B. Ch1on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-03
From tie Rnlfimore .sun.

The following indecent faLsrh cod is ufs.
b!ushingly published in The New YORK States,
man, edited by one Joet Hart, an Istealiie,
in string of obser, atiens on Gen. Snyth's
proclamation of the New Workers, with q
view of propping theH,r> Of Queenstoqp,,,
General Van Rensselaer, also a New-York-
cry at the eXpence of Smyth who is guiit,r
of being n VirgiDiap BY birth.
"A call from General Smvth upon TN Z
men of New-York. must remind eyeryf
thinking citizen in this state. of the unfee.ipg
insolence with which he treated the letters
Of Gen. Van Rensselaer, He kept aloof frous
an attack which might with his aid have
secured us Upper Canada, and covered our,
first campaign with victory after victory
Bui she folded his arms land prudcntly
kept back his forces without deignirgto as
sign reason for this extra ordinary cOnducs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-03
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or RBPRESEWTATIYES.

November 81.
Mr. JoEESoN's REWARRs on the Bill 10
increase the hay Of Tie froohs IN the SER
vice Of The u s. and for other hurhoses
MIR. Johnson said, the gentleman from
Virginia (Mr. Randolph) had made it his
duty to trouble the house with few re-
marks-Mr. j. said the house would rccol-
lect that at the last session he advanced the
position, and indeed had stated that there
was satisfactory evidence tn prove, that the
Indian tribes hostile TO the United States.
had been stimulated by British gold or Bri-
tIsh influence, or the local authorities in Ca
NADIA, acting under the sanction Of the Bri
tlsh government, to take up arms against
the people Of this country, and TO murder
gnarmed and defenceless individuals on our
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.N,sY YORK.. .Nrou. 6

''1-V It UT sNOUs eU
From .i'iany.-By the Steam Boat yes
terday morning we are informed that the
Army at Piattsburgh have marched 10 with
IN few miles of the Canada line. where
they have gone into winter quarters. 1t is
said Gen. Dearborn is on his return to G reen-
bush, having given up the idea of taking
Canada this season.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-03

BY the politeness of com. Wiswall, of the
Paragon Steam Boat. we are furnished with
the last Piattsburgh paper, from which the
following is extracted
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

Sec. %. AcG be IT. fly:Aer tnacted, That the
subsistence of the officers OF the army, when
not received in kind, shall Le estimated at
twenty cents per ration
Sec. 81. ind 5e ii further esacte!, Thatthere
shall be appointed to each brigade one chaplain,
who shall DC entitled 20 the same pay and c.
monuments as Z major III the infantry.
Sec IS. ind be IL further enacted, That no
field or staff officer, who may be appointed by
virtue OF this act, shall be entitled to receive a.
ny pay oremoluments until he shall be called
into actual service, nor for any longer time
than he shall continue therein
II. CLAY,
Speaker cfthe House of OPPORTUNITIES
GEO. CLINTON,
piee 'res;aen. Of the United States, ana Presicr.
sfthe Senate.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

and already laid before them at the
commencement of the present Session.
am.
with sentiments dfhigh respect,
Your fellow citizen.
Us. BARBOUR.
On motion, the said communication
with the documents incloscd) was or
dered to be laid upon the, table.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30
Makes an aggregate Of
And leaves d deficiency of
100000
100000
In order to complete the net re-
venue Of
wanted for the service Of 1913.
100000

-
wanted for the service Of 1913.
On the basis Of annual loans Of ten m ;Ilions Of
dollars during the continuance Of the war.
(which is the sum assumed BY the committee. 2.
which, considering the eXrenccs already voted
by Congress, is not more thar will be wanted. I
and estimating, at the lowest rate. the interdys
OH the loan Of 1918, the deficiency for 1914. 10
be provided for by other resources, will amount
90 100000 dollars. The expenses Of asscss-
ment and collection and incidental losses on tic
internal taxes, from the proceeds Of which this
deficiency must be supplied, may be estimated
at IS per cent. In order 10 produce net rev
enue of&2OO,000 dollars, the gross amount ef
taxes must therefore be near Eve millions Of
dollars. As The taxes which may be Organized
during the present session Of Congress. will not
bccome due till the ensuing year, and a. It IL
suticiently asccraued f,On universal cxgcri.
ence, that taxes viii not produ their foil ngrn.
nal amount the first year they arg IN operation.
Il may be relied on that gross an aunt o. five
millions, intended 20 produce net revenue q
42COOOO dollars, viii not yield that sum I'LL tie
year 1914, nor produce in 1915, more than IN.
required sum Of 5000, 900 dollars. Five mile
ohs Of dollars viii therefore be assumed rs the
gross amount ogtaJcs Lincluding The expenses
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

Letter fro0 the Secretary 81 sGe 7recss.r>y
70 nc Chairman eftke C'omnissee Of :; ta,s
and b5eans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30
TREASURY REPORE.

Letter rom the CIg1n,c7a u the .Coo,nlisfse
'oI nays and Means TO the Secretary of
The Treasury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

Leaving deficiency (Which it
is proposed to supply b. AL
thorising loan) Of
And that an authority to Dor
row a sum- equal to that which
viii be reimbursed of the
principal of the public debt,
during that year, viii be ne
cessary, and amounting 10 not
less than
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VIE subscriber respectfully Informs the public,
Il That having t~fen his nephew Henry Tompkns
~. INTO eo-I.,tncrsip, the business heretofore ear
ued ON by him, viii, from the first day OF November
next, be conducted under the firm OF Harry Yosno-
tias, g 20. who win always Keep on hand general
assortment at Groceries and other articles in that
line, OF the best quality, which viii be sold ON the
mos, reasonable terInsbeing provided with large
and convenient Fire Proof Lumber House, they viii
receive country produce either in exchange or ON
commission, and promise the utmost punctuality and
dispatch in executing any orders that may be inirust.
ed To them.
Edfry 1osntkins earnestly solicts those Indebted
tn hn To ccine forward aud pay off their accounts
in'ne'iisteiy, existing circumstances REQUIRE n
speedy settlement OF his affairs All those having
claims against him will please call for settlement.
HARRY TOMPKINS.
October I6. IS
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October T6.

3 hND-OFriCE. Oct i3, fSI2-h pursuance Of
IAN act OF Assembly, passed the titl of February
isii' snttied 4" An act TO aneud tie several laws
s"nee,ning EscLeats," ! 10 hereby make il known
t'"t t"e two following tracts OF rnd situated in the
county o. i'roose, have escheated to The commen-
wealth, appears hy the certificates OF The cLe,t
or OF san" county, bearing date tie 18th ,s, OF Sep
'enher last, yz--one tract supposed To son,ain one
acre. ying on The top OF lie river Hill, near Charles
.owh' i"te .he properly Of Carlos Don Guioxeite de-
ceased. who died seized thereof-,he other bc;nt
part OF a lot on Federal in the town OF Charles
town late t!,e property of Gideon Bachelor deceas
ei, who IS said &c have died seized thereof
CIAS. BLAC2OyE, Req,
October 10. o.
QJ The Editor Of the National ln1e!l;gencer wi.
insert the above advertisement in his paper for sir
weeks secessiveiy. and transmit his account to this
department for payment. CB
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SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. C. II. c.
Set mber rs. Wv

80 HIINC SCRooI.--air. Shelton r...,ec,.
Wv fully in orm. lie i,halitanis at the civ IF
hchmond that he witt open school rs s,on ms sr
eient number Ui scholars are ohianrd IN which the
principles OF writing will he taught with accuracy
IN 'ne snort space OF three weeks o. Eighteen les
sons Of two hours rsrh-Spccimens ofimnruyement
may be seen at the Globe tavern
Terms ten dollars pr. Scholar.
Young ladies' who would prefer il may be atten-
died at their own houses.
Mir. Shelton will iikewise take writing by the
peee--rhose VIII" may think proper to empoy
hun, may depend rn having their writing executed
"th ne"tness, accuracy and dispatch.
Octooerb. w4ap
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NICHOLAS J. pOlNDEXTEK, .. c.
September 90. vsw

FASHIONABLE JEW EikN.--.N Crc;,e,,
4 Informs his triends and tue public generally, he
has selected an elegant aud extensive assortment of
GOODS in his line, among Which,
are Pearl and Jet Earnings, Rings, Breast Pms,
bracelets aud head ornaments, Watch Chains, Seals
y Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert and rea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies', elegant Gir,ilr
Clasps, Branch and otl,sr Candle sticIs, Coasters
Csstors, Bread and Cake rSask Is, iiqu,,r S,ant.
plnmes, Dirks, swords, Belts, Epauet;s, sc. sc
NJ IL hopes from tins exertions az all times tn OBJ
tain the Most fashionable articles, to merit tha,
contii nance OF public patronage he has 80 he,sll,
experienced.
May S. w6n
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y ouIsA County Court, september IAN. 1878
4 James riiec pL,;sf;S.

IN oUIsA County Court, September 1.,h. 1919
IL James 'riec, iolai..iS.
.3ydiass
Anderson Trise, Dabney Tr;ee, Ada':ne Smith
.rlce, John .f'tec, Emcrs Anre Trice, Washington
NIrce, aud Je,erSon Tree aud Nancy Deksnson
Irre, who has inermsrried viii, c. tain -
Cavitt, William Anderson 'rrcr, pa,sey Dabney
frce, WINS has in,erinNriei WITH certain -
Bs'liey and Dorrotl'y Anderson iric,, who has in-
ternarred VITA a certain - EHa,,s,
ilsf adlnts.
IN Chance'J The defendants Nancy D4sAemson
Cs,.tt. William Anderson rriee, and Pats,v Dabney
bradley, not having enJcreG their sppcatance and
gwen security according u the act of assembly aud
te rules OF this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction oE the court tia; they are not inhabitants or
ths state, on the motion ri the lantf 10y his com.
sci. IL rs ordered. that the said defendants Cs,it
Tree ana BRADLEY, 40 appear here on the seeonh
Monday ia December next aud answer the hnl oethe
p'ainuit, and that copy OF this order be Forthwith
inserted IA some one ot the spapers printed in
the city OF Richmond, Tor eight weeks successvely
and published at the front oor of the .house
oi this county, ON sos,e court day.
copy rcste.
NICHOLAS J. POlNDEXTEE, .. C.
Septem her 20. vew
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N CHANCERY-In Louisa county court, August
10th, 1872.
Charles l.. Barrett, James Barrett and Ann Barrett,
heirs OF Thomas Barrel, deceased, PltH:
against
John Gambell, Richard Gambell, Vincent Tapp
and Susan,Ia his wife, William Gambell, Charlotte
tisnlbell, Henry Gambell, Edward VI. GambeIl s.
Polly NJ Ganbell, heirs OF Henry GanbeIl, decess-
cd, and William errell, Defs.
he defendant William Terrell, not having enter
ed his appearance and given seeuri,y according TO
The act ct assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing e. the satisfaction of the court that he is
Hot an iahant OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their ceunse rs ordered that the de-
PENDANT William TERED, do appear here on the Sc
eond Monday in November next sud answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of this order he forth
With inserted III one OF the newspap, printed III the
city OF Richmond for eight weeks successfully, AID
Published at the front door Of the courthouse In This
county, on some court day.
"A copy
.NjCHoL2SJ I'OLNDEITER, D. G..
September Is. Vs.
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DICHNfoND STONE UNSATISFACTORY pu
e Val g Son, II the eign OF the Golden Mortar
Richmond. have ON hand. large assortment o
EOssE NIX, ofsaperior quality, .nAnuiacti-
~.i sell At tho New-York wholesale prices.
Orders Tor the ab,ys or application made at their
Medicine store, Will be ssrietiy attended to.
They hav $3.50 for sale, us above, very extensive
assortment OF Drugs, VI sicines, bye Suits, Paints,
Oils. &c, 81 genuine quality aud ON moderate terms
Sepl.l. wifi
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iK"iNiA-At Rules holden in the erk's OF.
hce ii the Superior court of Cllance,y Tor the
N'chmon. District the llth day OF July, 1872
Augustine smith, PhG
At'i1dge James, administrator of James Wright
who was executor of Jeremiah, Darnai, Joseph Dar-
na' William Russell and Mary his wife, James Sim
clair and Margaret his wife, Ca,y Darnaii and Oar
nail Latham, an infant OF Thomas Latham, now as
signed his guardian Defts
The deiendam, Joseph DarnaIl, not having entered
ms appearance ami given security according thu
of assembly and the ru,es al this eou,t mn, !, mn,
pearng by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an in
hahitant OF this coustry III is ordered, That the
SAID defendant do appear here the rs, day of tie
next term snd answer the ball OF the plaintiff aud
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published ia the city of Richmond,
tor two months siecessvey, and posted at the front
door ofth Capitol, in the said city
copy. Teste,
WV. w. HENING, c. c.
oeptenher Is yS,y
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\ FATHER * HARDWARE-I have now on
a hand complete assortment ot Northern Lea
Their, plated and common Ssddlery Carriage and
Gig Mountings; Brushes, Whips and SpHrs; Curl.
ers, Shoemakers' and Saddlers' Tools-Por sale GU,
posite the Eagle Tavern,
JoNV tePRERSONc.
NJ b. Country Merchants. "a mers and Mecba-
hicks, are earnestly requested CALL as am deter
mined 10 sell low fer cash good paper.
Octaber 6. ute