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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-03
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
IAMFC A. GLENN

July 22d. 1911. on
~. b. Jack formerly belonged 20 Mr. John
Bird and Betty was purschasod Of John Cor
bin.
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The above valuable rrcdicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, ct
their Medical Store, few doors above the
Bell Tavern, Main Street, who do net hest
tate to say they believe this medicine superb
or in virtue and efficacy to any ever before
exhibited to the public, in all pulmonary CON-
plants, and their confidence in its superhero
~ is much strengthened by the great sale it
las met within the cities OF Philadelphia, y.
York and Charleston, and in the town of Bos-
ton, and by the vast number of certificates,
continually pouring in from all parts of the
country to the proprietor, from persons hav-
ing received bcneft from it.--Many of the
most respectable are in cur hands, and rca-
dy for the persual Of the public.
VAIL & ROGERS.
N. Is. For the convenience Of persons liv-
ing at distance from this city, VIC shall es-
taslsh agents in different parts of this state,
whose names will be inserted in some future
advertisement.
V.8SR.
Richmond. Nov. 90. If
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Union College Lottery,
No. HI.
PRIZES.

Commences Gya7sigin Mses 1;ykia Ibril ne,.t.
The scheme contains the following valualI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-03
100 Dollars Reward.

Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1912.
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, ApS is.
A BRIEF CATECHsM.

~ On the Repen N the orders in Council
q. Uhy are tie U. IN &. febedici?
H. That the British may get aid Of their goods &
gtcs bsacs to their own nianuaeturcrs The proof
o this is, that ministers have even licensed the en-
ports against their own cruisers, encourage mer-
chants to ship many rs they could but more
unsquivocal proof, is the c.trsysgant Joy which 1t
difnscs thro1gh the w0rkmen Ut Sheffield, Leeds Il
of Stsitprd.--A stronger compliment couIl not have
been paid to the energies Of our rest ctiye system
it would long since have had its eject, but tor the
tide ofoPpositi0n in our own country.
q IS this repsai sufficient?
Il. Ii would have been as to the o. in G.. bu
Tor the clause which reserves the right Of re-inst-
ting them, whenever circnns,ances may require
u " or any other Tneasure5 Of retaliation which the
2. II. 7;ldy deem to be- iist ard necessary" Would
It have been enough for as t. have been rd OF the
stamp tax, on the condition Of our noslcd.ing
the Principe that OreU Bri,sn had right
I? tax ushi ~ sgsss utzsoeYeg '----fl,is instru-
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ysSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ru,ou,,,,
q from the Subscriber the fifteenth Jupy les, =
negro man slave by the name of TOM, sometimes
called TOM DRUMMOND; lie is about five feet
nine or ten inches high, well made, his complexion
black, his hair such as negroes commonly have. h.
IS about twenty years of age. purchased him of the
representatives. OF John Drummond decd.--I am in
formed prior to his being sold to me, he was hired
~ Richmond several years--where hired him the
last year 10 MIR. st. Joha-he has q brother belone,
ing to Mr. Hoyey OF Rich1nond--the above re
ward viii be paid for securing him in the Jail of the
sity OF Richmond, il taken above RichmofId-or de
hvered TO the subscriber, in addition TO the above re-
ward oil reasonable exPences will be paid. Mast-rs
and Of vessels are forewarned fror, ernplov
ing, or harbouring The said slave, rs tie law will 6s
enforced against those who may offend.
JOHN COKE.
Williamsburg, August 1s. 2aw4w
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esher vessels ia HIS II. A ship from Ireland With
% passengers, sailed same morning for New York.
Wne was sound 60 i'h'atelphia, but learning of the
war, put in there. Scr. Jane, from Hay.ipa for
Portsmouth, was spoken entering the Vineyard
Sound from the eastward, on Tuesday morning, by
pilot, who informed, that fishing smack had been
RionSsde the British squadron, oil Block Island, and
was informed that they ntentlcd to, land at the
Vineyard or Nantucket to get provisions and water,
but that they, would pay for every thing, and noe
modest the inhabitants.
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A RNOLD * CLOETTA respectfully infort,,
a their friends aad the piblie at large ihnt tIev
have opened confectionery store in the house or
posite the Eagle Tevernin this city and formerly
occupied hy Mr. Ohm II. Jones a. hook store,
where they solicit share Of public patronage
August IL. Wv
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the following resolution relative to the Ro-
maa Catholics. "a:s!.. '; ;:s carried by a ma
jority OF I29 - ~
!" That the. House viii. early in the next
session OF parliament take into its most Sc
rious consideration the state of laws .fsec-
ting his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects
in Great Britain and IrelanG, with a view
to such a hnal and conciliatory adjustment
as may be conducive to the peace and
strength of the United Kingdom, to the sta
oility OF the Protestant establishment. and
the general satisfaction and concord of all
classes of his Majesty's subj ,,,
CoNsrANTIEoPLE,; April Letters
from Odessa OF the 7tli nit. inform US that
an embargo has been laid IN that port OH
French, Austrian, and Turk ish vessels,
which may he considered as Declaration
OF War against France
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Eafraet of &c 10 a rentLemn,, - thi.

H'''F'"tE ~ TeEIcE 70 5cHtlfmn7l m fNie
city, dated GeneUG, Aug. Sd 1919.
YESTERDAY received letter from mv
brother, dated Lewiston, SOth July. He saws
last Tuesday we received information hat
rot Maiden had been taken by G en-. Hull.
j ne two American regiments, situated here
two miles apart, were Immediately paradedl
and gave three cheers. This has set the
British IN this neighborhood in motion, who
had for some time been quite dormant, and
they appeared evidently alarmed; their
movements since are uncommon They are
at wo' at their redoubts again, fixing their
cannon, &c.
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From ne N. Z. Pubic Advertiser.

Mr.. JACOB BARKER,
Dear Fretd---A London paper (the Nor
Dins Chronicle) Of the I'd July, By the Wash
ingtom' Y diys from ireland, announces,
that" government have come to deterni-
nation to give protection [by 'licencesl TO all
American vessels bound to the U. s. laden
with British goods, either on RIisisil or A
merican account, against British {. lures
All Americanve ssls were loading
Your obedient humble servant, ~
SAMUEL CONY.
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So AbES at AUCTION--On "Wednesday the 10Th
- lust will be sale, positively without reserve at
Tie sore at present IN the occupancy of MIR Beiia
min NimLnil--
5000 pair Shoes, mems won sns' and boys l case
Tortoise Shell Combs; cage SILK handkerchief;
Puucheuns Rum; S boxes Cod Fish: kegs Paint
halt IIYdes Leather Q barrels Pork 8 thds.
putoe huseoyadp Sugar. 2 pipes French Brandy
boS fionnets pipe Tenerife Vine, aud boxe
Usvannah Sugar.
Terms, 90 days credit for I'D sums over 800, IN
der 300 cash--Approved notes win bs required,
The public ale respectfully assured Or, evAtv ~
Gle offered viii De sold without any regard ~ = &
tation. 50" - All
d. '.f>9e&e, RObir.soh g. = t.asi,is v ~,
August is. MS F'M'A.
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~ mcnieL inc i2th of October. 4 FIJI. :r1.---~
~ me1tfair day, IN Urbaa,,a, l,,lli :, 9ot the
'or cash. sc'erai hundred aaSs of D,sta, SsSo'iops
wei iinrere, late tie property of r.lS -, owAnp'
edit VII nc so;d IN Lots IL ot - CS't,neic{,
encc nf ptn ci'as,rs. ". '"s convent
viii aiso seli II ~ sang ire ro~-,a...,
Die MeaSow, adjoining, Sic', Nrek < ,f,Y a'ua'
A.. JpSM FAElfN IONA S'e'N'
Aug ~, sHf' s.. |ss's
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LATEST FROM FrStT,aND

~ We were yesterday tacourcd with
the London Pilot, of the Evening of the oath
June, which contains the debates in Pariia-
ment, after the revocation of the Orders in
Council: BOskon RehertorY-11th.
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sNs-s = = Courier OiYIcs, So'ciocE.
or A PART OF THE TOU-
:. LON FLEET

b. The Following Letter is just arrived cr-
EreSS from, ~, Bristol, June %.
g "A Letters has Just been received by one
of the most respectable merchants in this
City, from his son, who is second lieutenant
OF the Cracke, sloop of war, inforMing him
they spoke the Endymion fiigate on the 18th
inst. which had lost her mizen mast in the
Chops OF the Channel, bringing an accoun.
that Sir C..Cottun had succeeded in cutting
off four. sail Of the line of the Toulon Fleet,
which had been out maneuvring, and had
met unexpectedly with violent II ortiz E.;.s-
ter. Rear Admiral Fraquin Gaariere is
among those taken. The names of the
ships are the Vile de Milan, so guus---
AusterlitZ, "a; Theseus. n & La June,
-
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LATE FROM STOCKHOLM.

a letter from Portland, dated Auguat 7,
says "The ship Rose, of phiadelphia, has
just arrived here in "A days from Stockholm.
Sine is 500 tons burthen,, and 500 tons Iron.
The general opinion at Stockholm and G OF
tenburg was, that differences between
vessel has brought Dispatches for our Co
vernment, and received news of war days
since, from privateers, and made this port
for safety.
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E-rtrGet ofa letter, dated Portland, august
Z, 10 the Kceaers the Boston T.. c. Ii.
Books.
g Friday EveniUg, 10 o'ciock.-The ship
Mount Vernon, Cheever, Of Salem, has this
moment arrived from Liverpooi--put into
this port in consequence of the war, was
bound to Havana, has Il cargo Of salt, crates,
&C.. The captain informs me that about
IS American vessels, Gall that were in port)
were loading with dry goods and hardg,are;
every merchant ship in Liverpool, suppo-
sing our Non -tntsrcCurse Law was repeal
ed, as the Orders in Council were revoked.
The. Liverpool people were in great spirits,
M expectation OF a free trade with America.
The New Galen, Tracy, was to sail in "a
bout ten days full Of goods ship Ceres,
Webber, for Baltimore, do. Eliza Ann,
Eldridgc, of Boston, goods, fer Baltimore
new ship belonging to Boston. of about
400 tons, for Baltimore, (probably the Mar
ceilus, Ward with a freight by the run of
2OO0l.; ship Monsoon, Williams, to sail in
10: days. with = cargo for Alexandria -
ship Minerva, Gross, expected to be freigh-
ted at ii. los. for goods to, America. So
many goods were offered for America, that
toe ships would not take crates or SALT
Capt. Cheeyer has Dispatches for Govern
ment, and also 1700 Letters. 81: No expec-
tation of War in England. write you this
not knowing of your having any information
50 late. Capt. G. fell in with the Jamaica
Fleet in long. %.
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From Liperfoof Price -C,.frens. June IS.
he Orders are revoked after the LIST of
August: and an it is the general opinion
here, that this revocation satisfies the condi-
tons under which the President is authori-
sed to repeal the Non intercourse Law. no
doubt is entertained that he will do so, on
receiving due notice of this document and
the American ships in this port. ;,bou, forty
IN number, are preparing to return home
with British manufactures, &c. The freight
rs hxed this day at 75s. per ton. for bale
goods the premium for Insurance is 2 I-2
Suneas per cent.
In the list OF new duties. there is nothing
which applies to the u S. except a, the
Bounty on the expectation OF Calico willnot
be IN future allowed, and that there is an
additional duty on Tobacco for home use of
10 per cent.
Flour again advanced last week, 94s. for
prime Philadelphia. having been obtained,
though some sales were made few DAYS
before at US. for Baltimore.
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By the ship Andes, Jenny, from Ply
mouth, we learn, that great preparations
were making at Liverpool to load Amcri-
can vessels in consequence of the repeal OF
the Orders in Council. 1t, was calculated
that two millions sterling of goods for the
American market was purchased aud or
dered to be shipped IN ore day.
On thd 32nd June, in the british House of
SommoTs, Nfr. CaTrin, Brought forward
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For tue Resolution ~
Ara;nst il So

Agsinst it So
Several motions were then. offered Up
different gen,:Cnen. in accordance with the
IDEAS advanced by them in debate, aad ne
gativetl.
Mr. Cheves proposed the following reso-
luton to the committee.
RcsoiUrd, on viewing all the facts which
ihave been presented, and considering them
connection with the proper policy of a just +.
free, enlightened, ard consequently lenient
s vernment, under the circumstances OF this
country az this crisis, that, in all fair cases
q: iona ite American property, the penal
ties and forfci'ures incurred by the late i.n-
portcrs of British manufactures be uncnn-
oit'cnally RENTED"
his motion was ncgasivcd BY a majority
Of s votes.
Mr.. II. Clay then proposed the following
resolve:
" Resolved, That so far as respects the
case Of citizens ofthe United States who pur
chased goods, wares and merchandise, the
growth, production or manufacture of Great
Brit:in prior to the 2nd February 1911, and
OF citizens Off United States who shipped
similar goods between the esd dav of Juno
and trst OF August 1912, on beard of vessels
which actually cleared out ot British ports
prior to the said first day of August, the pc
ttioners ought to be relieved by remission
OF the penalties and forfei,ures which they
may have incurred, upon payment of legal
costs; and that in all other cases of the pc
tilioners recovery of the forfetures and
penalties incurred ought to be enforced"
Mr.. Rkca moved to amend the same by
striking out all the resolve, after the words
"flrfor to- and inserting the following words
in place thereof, viz.
"to the second day of March 151I--;he
petitioners ought TO be relieved, by a rem,s:
sion ct the forfeitnres and penalties which
they have incurred upon payment of legal
costs, and that on all other cases of :he pc
titioners recovery of the forieitures and pc
paltics ought to be enforced.
MIR. Rhea's amendment. and afterwards
Mr., Clay's motion, were negatived BY large
majorities.
Mir. Hall then offered resolution decla-
ring that the law ought to be rsidlv cnfor
ced; which motion also was negatived, II
Members only rising in favor of it.
The committee then rose and reported
their disagreement to the report of the Gem
mittee of Ways and Means, without coming
to any other resolution.
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DOMESTIC.
NEw-YoRK, December 9.

Captain Arson Barlow, who arrived at
this port yesterday in days from Cape
Henry, informs us that he saw on Friday a
large di,masted ship (which he Supposed to
be man of war; ON fire about one nile
south of Cape-Henry, and on shore. He
distinctly saw the flashes and beard the fir
ing Of guns. He spoke on the same day a
vessel from St. Bartholomew, bound to Bal
timore, the capt Of which told capt. Il. that
ne had run very close to the vessel on shore !;
and that she was ship with two tiers of
guns, and he believed a. Capt Il. inn
mcda;ely put into Bynbaven Bay, and lay
there that night. On Saturday he left the
Cspes; aud when Oft SMITHS Island saw
three large ships which he took to be fri
gates, one of whom directed her course
with the apparent intention OF cutting him
olffrom shore he escaped by keeping close
Ia with the breakers, the frigate coming
within about mile Of him, and then bore
way in sou;h-easterly direction.
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December 10.
Yesterday afternoon the Packet Fame.
Earl, arrived At this port, from Newport,
X l. via New London.
Capt. Earl informed US that he left the
prize irigate Macedonian in NEWPORT Hay
bbur, on Monday morning at 10 O'clock fr-
ing salute-she had previously landed the
wounded British prisoners.
Capt. Earl further states that lie touched
into New London, which port ne left ,
Tuesday night at ten O'Clock. the frigais
United Statee was moorcd in Ncw-L London
harbour. Her prisoners had been Landed
On Tuesday evening splendid Ball wa,
given to Commodors Decatur, aud his Off
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Letters have been received by several
gentlemen ae Boston, via Halifax, which
state, that it was currently reported there,
that the United States frigatc Constitution.
Commodore cambridge. had captured his
Britannia Majesty's Ship of war Africa, of
81 guns-StatesmQn.
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GERS, by the inhabitants Of New London, in
honor of the brilliant and mpst gallant "a
chievement of the capture OF the enemy's
frigate Macedonian.
On Monday afternoon, Capt. Earle saw
ship off Judith's Point, with her sails very
much torn. which he supposed was u Span
ish or Portuguese ship.
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The prize frigate Macedonian arrived at
New-Port on Sunday, and has been ordered
by Commodore Decatur to proceed through
the Sound for New York.
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SINCE onr last puOi.cation, the report that
the British had issued orders for the collec-
ticn of troops from the West-Indies at Ber-
muda, for an expedition against some part
of the United States has been corroborated.
A gentleman from Halifax, mentions that
there are between and 1000 troops at that
place.
HALIFAX MARKET-Dec. Q.
FLOUR, &c.
SMheyfne Flour, none at market, the last
sold for s 20 per Dbl.
Rye Flour. ofinferior quality, sold at auc-
ton on Saturday last for s II per Dbl. and
Indian Corn for eight shills. and eight pence
per bushel.
Rice. commands from seven TO eight dol
lars tieree-and Bread from 10 to S11
per Cwt.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Last evening arrived the ship Powhatan,
capt. Herrick, 10 days from Liverpool
BY this arrival we were favored with Lon
doa papers to the 2lst Oct. and Liverpool
to the 2fth.
Letters Of marque and reprisal have been
issued against America by the British go
vcrEment.
Conveys were about to sail from England
for Newfoundland and the West Indies.
The official account of the surrender of
Gen IIulI'sarmy had been pub!ishcd-togc-
Their with Hu!Ps and Gass's statements.
newspaper philippics, &c.
The American colors taken at Fort De-
troit have been hung up at Whitehall Cha
pei, near the French eagles and standards.
Col. Darroch is appointed Brig. Gen. 70
serve in Canada.
Capt DacreS' account of the loss Of the
Guerrero spublished in the London papers.
lie says nothing of defective masts; and
compliments capt. Hull for his treatment
70 his officers and scamen.
The Argo, a., is ordered to Jamaica the
Ataanta is to return TO Halifax.
An expedition against the coast Of France
was preparing in England.
Three frigates were ready for sea At Bar
deaux at the last dates,
The British trade is represented az mncb
embarrassed.
The island which lately appeared near
the Azores has sunk again and has left a
shoal.
The right hon. George Canning is return,
cd member ofparliamcnt for Liverpool.
Gen. Gascoyne is returned with Mr.. Can
ning for Liverpool. MIR. Brougham and MIR.
Crcevey Of course lost the election.
Mr.. Dandas has been elected for Edin-
burg.
Mr.. Wilbelorce has voluntarily declined
a reelection to parliament.
II is calculated that ministers will have
an accession Of forty members in the new
parliament.
a petition for peace has been voted at
Derby.
The twentieth French Bnl etin gives an
account oftheir entrance into Moscow.
II is dated September seventeen. 1hey say
the Russians set fire to the city in Ave hun
dred places that one thousand churches,
one thousand palaces, and immense maya
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BOSTON, Dec6
Since our last publication, the report that
the British had issued orders for the colec-
tion of troops from the West-Indcs at Ber-
muda, for an expedition against some part
of the United States has been corroborated.
A gentleman from Halifax, mentions that
there are between and 1000 troops at that
Mace
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SilaS Dean,

Has for sale, az his Store on tie UhdrE, the
.foAozing Goods
80 casks 2od, I'D, lod, cd, and I'D Nails
10 tons Cordage;
60 boxes white and brown Havana Sugars;
5000 lbs. best Coffee
10000 Havana Segars
S pipes old Madeira Wine, vintage 1908;
quarter casks do;
100 bbls Mess and Prime Beef:
80 boxes spermaceti Candles
Bags she!Pd Almonds;
Nutmegs Cloves, and Cassia
Boxes Tumblers, and China Cups and Saucers
90 kegs fresh quality Butter;
variety of English Goods.
.7Lso, landing from brig Irgus,
$50 hhds Molasses. Dec. H.
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Book, HAT eY Stationary Store.
~ EORGE. WANION
~ OFFERS FOR sale,
Several hundred Volumes Second iand
D/D/l EC


as, History, Biqs,abhy, Voyages, 7rav-
els, Novels, Plays, Poems CSC.
not much injured all or which will be
sold for ONE HALE the original price
One set DR.. REEs New Cyclopedia, a, one
Dollar per number less than the present price.
Just received,
Many new Plays, and other publications
uniform edition of ScoTr's Poems, British Spy, &c
.1Lso, An additional supply of School Books
OF every kind in use, which will be sold by the doz
en- or single, on lhe lowest tcrms-amoug which
Wcbster's and Murray's Columbian Orator,
Spelling Books, Mnrray's Grammar In
Aden's lst, 2d, and Sd production, Reader. and
vols. Walkers Diction- Sequel,
aries, History of NcvEnpland
Dabois Arithmeticks, School Bibles,
Norse's Geography, Tcstaments
American Preceptor, Dwight's Geography, Sc
Best foolscap No 1 and Writing .Papcr. bv ream
quire
Letter Paper, of various kinds
Dutch Quills, Waters, sealing Wax and Musick
Paper.
Likewise, received,
Few more groce Bckcfstaf,s Rhode-Island. Far.
mer's and Clcrgyman's Almanack's.
Family Bibles, with and without plates.
Blank account Books
Rhode Island Clerks Magazines, containing vari
Gus forms Of Writings.
Connor, Merry Andrew, and best Eagle, and Hen
ry 9Th, Playing Cards
THr. HAT STORE
is furnished with an assortment Genteman's best
crime Beaver HATS fashionable in shape and of the
best quality.
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS,
An extensive assortment, for rooms and win
dow Curtains.
READ's and other collections Sacred Mu-
sick. Jan Is
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NO 10, IhameS-sTeef, OYER }or sale,
A General assortment OF Fashionable
1 " and Fancy GOODS, as follows -
Warranted and commonS Combs
English and GenevanS Siluer Uare.
WATCHES; yTea and Table Spoons
Looking Glasses; SMarrow Mustard and
Shaving Glasses Salt do
Brass Handrons, shovesSsugar Tongs
and 1ongs yScissor and Pincushion
Britannia Tea-Pots; Chains;
Knives and Forks; SPcnc Cases and Thin
Jack and Pen-Kniycs : bes
Razors and Scissors \ Cold Hare
Snufers and Trays; Siocke,s and Breast Pins ;
Flutes, Flies, &c. SPear-set Ear Rings;
Plated Casto.s and Can-SBracelets, elastick and
diesticks PLAIN hair work
Ladies' and Gentlcmen'sS cklaces
Pocket Books and Pur-SWatcl- Chains, Seals and
ses; Keys
Waist Clasps, of the new-SWith variety Of other
est fashion articles, too nuSnerous
Tortoise Shell and HornS to mention.
Clocks and Watches, of every description,
cleaned and repaired in the best manner, and war
ranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware OF all kinds,m
ufactured and repaired
50 Cash and the highest price given for
old gold and silver Feb. -.