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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
To THE PATRONS or TIE VIRGINIA
ARGUS

At a very great expence, the proprietor, has
lately procured entire new fonts of Type for this
paper, and INCREASED the size of it considerably.
1t IS believed that ii now contains quantity OF
matter nearly equal TO any paper printed in a
ncrica. The price (thc same as in the year
1923, when it commcnced) is 20 per cent lover
than the other papers Of this city. Notwith-
standing this, however, and the INCREASED PRICE
oftypes, paper, &c. which cannot be obtained
but for cash, the Subscription. will not be raised
To pnnctnal subscribers. Bat in justice to him.
self the printer gives this early notice TO his pa
irons, that from and after the first day of tho
year 1912, the paper viii be charged at the
rate of FIVE DOLLARS per annurn to all those
who do not pay their subscriptions in the course
OF the current year.-rhc opportunities by pri-
vate conveyances continually occurring tro'-
out the year from every part of the State to
Richmond, particularly by the Members of the
Legislature and the Sheriiis) and the facility
afforded by the mails which pass through every
neighbourhood ut least once fortnight, will
leave those disposed to make remittances, no
excuse for not doing so.-No subscription will
hereafter be taken for less than six months,
nor will the paper be discontinued ill all ar
rearages are paid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
United States Fngate Constitution,
0F Fort Indefendence, July 80, 1912
DFAR kRO-rEe.

DEAR BRoTEEs,
Z" The Constitution has arrived once more
at Boston, contrary. 1 believe, TO the eXpec
tation ofthe public i'll general: JOHN BULL,
indeed, mad nearly learnt us the comforts OF
a Halifax prison, but thanks to the Dispose,
OF events, we have this time eluded MS grasp.
You have no doubt, ere this, heard oil thc
narrow escape we made from an Engiisn
squadron consisting Of one hne of barrie sup,
four frigates and org, which encirc;eI US
in the form of half moon.--We BE-
ing becalned, had little hopes OF escape.
The eneny's boats being mployed in towing,
we adopted the same plan, but not WITH
much success, as the enemy could, by cals
ing more boats to assist chose they al first
wished to ovechani US, made more head
way chan we could. IN this situation they
kept up a pretty steady ire, TO no other pui-
pose than that OF retlrdng tneIr progress.
We at length, finding them TO be within gun
shot, hoisted our flag, and returned u lew ii
5heir jokes, much more to the purpose. We
kept up a fire from our stern chasers some
considerable time, and caused the enemy To
recall their boats from heir dangerous stu
alton i'll towing the frigate, which was the
object OF our fire nor was TINS the only
advantage we gained, Tor whIie tue dlscnarg-
es OF our stern cnasers gave us nead-way,
Vi TIC hdN S!AS(N III VI
ly Contrary. 1t was in their power 70 orins
one friSate into engagement with us, WHICH
wuid have given the rest an opportunity 20
come up; but this they declined, prooaOiy
thinking TO BRING up sufficient force TO take
us without injury or opposition; but tnIs they
would not nave done had they overtdken US
with their whole force. joan Bull nov De
Came less sure of his prize, tor aa uneXpect-
| cd breeze of wind sprin5mS up, we awaited
| our old snip capable OF sailing with the best
| Of our enemy. They mad letie action OF CIV
ing up ,heir intended prize at once, but al.
ter three days and nights lneiteCtaaL chase,
| they thought proper to qu!t the pursuit and
take another course.
. We intend to so out again as quickly as
| possible. 1t IS, think, a chance II we are
| not Captured oy the tar superior force wnich
we learn is now OF mis- harbour. Hut caa
assure you, that whenever the Constitution
| is taken, the victors viii pay dearly for their
| prize.
- hope This letter will meet you in time
| TO return an answer, and If It does. Wish
| you 10 inform me what you think OF the war.
II find, as l eSpccted, lhat the federaiists
are disposed to oppose tine measures OF the
| government.
8 have directed letter to my mother,
| for whom have the most particular ankle
] ty. The war viii OF Course bring atfliction
and death 10 many; but may it in the end
operate TO the honor and elevation OF Anne
rlca, aud the hum0ling or her enemies"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
FoR THE Argus.
HANSON, IF Georgetozvn.

FRIEND HANSON, u GeorYetozva.
The society If Friends al
though they forbear to use violence towards
their iellow-melI, being thereto enjOined by
laws which they deem sacred, yet they do
not remain unlnterested spectators of che I'M.
portant events, when * this day dgt lte che
Inhabitants OF the earth, yea, even me Earth
Itself out they ieel themselves more i'm ne
daJeiy int rested and Concerned in waatc-
yer may have a tendency to effect 4 materi.
al Change III the happy govern neut OF these
Uulteu states: and therefore, recotSniz ,ng
that right which we thin1 thou hast abused,
we Will say lew words t. thee of repr0of
and advice. We have seen but little OF thy
writings, but that little hath been ,uiiicient
10 satisfy our minds that thy OBJECT Is mis-
chief, and that the truth Is not in tBee.
When thou sawest hOW the f1u. writing, of
thy colleague eXasperdted the people OF Bal
timore, thy love Of ~ scHlet led thee to rel
terate the prOvOcatidn, thou Canst not deny,
that Is, with any prospect of gaining a ere
dence, that thou foresawest the commotion
which Thy inflammatory writings & publIca-
tons would create, x consequently thou pre-
paredst thyse with force and arms tor battle
and biopdshed; it follows then that thou and
coy parry did premedItdte and precOncert
tiny plans. We are OF opinion, therefore,
Friend Hanson, that thou and tiny party are
tie murderers of ali those, not vt thy party,
who lost their lives in the commotion pro
duced by thy publications. Thou hadst &
'iYhf, thod wiit say, t. publish thy opinions
respecting public men and measures, and
those who opposed thee in Inc exercise Of
that right were the agg'essors, and are
ChargeaDie with all the consequ Cnces.-
Thou maJest quiet thy conscience for the
resent, while thy passions are hot, with
such sophlstry as this, but believe me, 1t will
not always slunber, the blood OF these men
hon thou mast murde ed will CRY aloud for
tengeance. We charge thee, Friend Han
IN, with Treason, ana ur opinion is found
cd on this fact, that thou hast been exertmg
ny powers, using deception, ana all the acts
ni hypOcrcy to Hislcad the pcpg &c and % ex
cite them 20 re>Is' aud oppose the avs an
.as legal eqyaen,X 81 tss gnl.sl Ststes !;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
COMMUNICABLE roR TIE Argus.

1t Is now 100 evident TO be ContIadicteCf
by the most hardened apostate, that the
Federal party have ever been British par
ty, as they have uniformly leen charged To
be, by Republicans. the present war
with Britain stlngs and wounds The II be-
You'd their powers of endurance; they howl
and yell in their extreme agony, and invoke
all the legions of darkness TO their aid. And
why is their anguish SO very bitter at this
timer Because their darling is greatly des-
pissed; embarrassed at home, and sore press
ed by their Devii Bonapartc abroad and
therefore the declaration of war by Ameri-
ca az such 4 time is ,loubiy, triply to be de-
precated, for it will aggravate the dstresses
ut the manufacturers iii England, and in
crease their murmurings, and it is calculat-
ed u and the fei deSilot, inasmuch as it weak
ems England, and disappnints the long che
rshed hopes III TINS loyal party in the United
States, OF again seeing these states restored
10 their most gracious sovereign, and form
ing part of the United Kingdom for which
they have been labourlng these four aud
twenty years, for which ehey have sacrafic-
ed patriotism, truth and charity, and every
thing but money.-Oh! thrice 70 be deplor-
Ell event, cry they, we are rnined and vi.
done-but we will not be forg itten IL we
must fall, their shall not be wanting evil
uCHCcS Oh cur loyalty dhC our eXSrtlOnS, we
! viii do all the mischief in Cur pDwer-we
| have fought hard battle in Congress, and
lii uur pubic prints we have not ceased 10
/ speak up boldly for y d England, and TO vi.
lily the frog eaters.
II there DC not at thls time, now the mask
is 1hrowa qui'e away, great de,erti0ns finm
! the federal RANKS, it viii shew that tue re-
publicanS nave been more charitable in iu,lg-
ing that party tlan they n4rited.--If tn lse
/ whom the republicans have heretofore styled
honest FederalIsls, md whom they have con-
sidered as friends ofrepuolican sovernment,
and men of candor-if these men DO t nov
| abandon that party. then nay We conclude
thai there were none OF them deserving Of
the good opinion entertained oil the Oy re
nulne Repubhcans-thcn indeed 1t will be
manifest that there existed no distinction,
| amongst them but those which were the re-
suit OF greater aud less degrees of Hypocrisy
and art. We now plainly see, as At midday,
! heir pretended regard for w Washington and
| his preceptS, and their assn ned name Of Ee-
dera Republicans, made part OF their u
| MT 'rm system ofdece ,,tiln and hvpocrisy.-
Henceforth then. let them be called no long
er Dy any other name -h4h taat of Tories or
| TraItors-all friends oil America and her
cause are Republicans, and all who are "a
| shamed OF that name, must hide their base
| heads.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
CADIz, July 8.
OFFICIAL.

The British Mn,sJer in Lisbon informs,
under ddte OF ,ne 4.h INST that Lord Wel9
IngtJn's army OH the 27th ait. had taken the.
forts at Salamanca, one By assault, ana the
other al discretion, and made 700 prisoners.
Inc French General Mar mont was eIr.hE
on the road to ValadoiId, with all the t,,r.
ces he could collect, except a small glrri-
son at Zamora, before which place was ge-
neral Urban. Lord Wellington's head AR
ters were at Fuenta -la-Pena, June 80. Gen,
Sautocildcs was before Astorga, which Mar
mont had ordered to mold out until the 7th
OF July.-Fhe French general Bonnet, as
much annoyed ia his retreat from AstIi vs.
and mis- second III command, Gen. Gautier,
was killed.
The forces under Gen. Bonnet evacuated
the province of Asturias IN two Columns--
one retiring by the road of the Irsiesto, and
the other by that which goes to the coast
East OF GvIedo. they suffered much on theip
retreat. The Spanish army in GaiCia pront-
ed by this favorable Circumstance, advanced
and commenced the siege OF Astorga Inc
French having abandoned the country BE-
tween the Ella and the Cea, the Spanish
guerrlllas had united in Leon and other parts,
aud we're assailing with effect the rear guard
of the enemy. Gen. Bowers was killed at
odlama ca In the attack OF a fort.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
3osroN, Aug Is.
FROM oP AIN.
To Com. Alerander Murray.

BY a gentleman @no came passenger IN
the shi] 1untreos, wnich arrived yesJertaS
from Ca.iiz, we were favored with paper, 10
the lin uit
The Freach Continued their FIRE against
the cItl daily, bit wlln liJte eject.
Inc Resency had gwen the command Of
the Bay nf Cad,Z [, inc British "A nIral.
Inc trltlan .ren. diu, Com nan led a, 3aS
d,Jos. The French General oouILhaQ marCtIA
ed towards taAt place buC Oh rec .nnt Ter
ln5 the position, aud preparations ii tlc en~
e.ny dt AijInerI, &c had redred aga.u LIS
lac bEltiSn adv ahced guards are AZ oL. ..i&ls.
tina,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

which IN time of war is Treason: --inasmuch
as it is aiding and C mtorting the enemy
lhis enemy has been long secrecly employ
cd in endeavors to discover these States,-
thou CO operAtest III TINS satanick work, we
have therefore, strong suspicious that thou
art an agent of theirs.
We should be glad to know by what mo-
tives, thou art actuated IN thy mad career,
1t those be not they which we have suggested.
Wejudge the tree by the fruits our enemy $
maxim, as relates to Us, is, DIVIDE and
CONQUER.-t Thou art repro) itiug our GO
vernnen, aud revlhng those IN authority u
yer as thou usest force and violence to pro-
pagate tiny political hercsy, and al thy do
Ings are calculated to produce Justification
aud opposition To the la rs of the land but
happily thou indcst bat few willing to APP
prove thy plans of disunion. BE NJ. pulled
lp BECAUSE thy subscription list inCreaseth !:
Tor thou odghtest to- know that therc are num-
oers OF vie and base characters in every
community, particularly whe..s there are
Brush agents, and British editOts, aud no
!ouOt ont that the names on thy Inst will soon
De transferred To the books of the Pententi.
.,ries; such Ut them as providentially escape
-pe Glllows. Vaunr not then, FRI nd Han
son, on account ct the length of thy subscrip-
-ion list, for the greater thendmbcr the grea =
ter the disgrace u thee and them, and am
'oiry 10 add, To tneIr Country also.
We will ask thee, Friend Hanson, ques-
1ioa ort|o, and then leave thec TO the enioy-
nent OF thy imaginary grandeur
How conctn 1t to pass that thou art ex-
ercislng the functions of DlSEC TOR GE-
NERAL of the Un,ed oIatess Vert thou
elected TO that Office by nine tenths # the cItl-
zens thereof is thou mast some where hinted !?
fnuu mast prescribed the Executive and lie
SisatIvc departments of Gne United States,
aod eXcOnnunicatcd the citizens of 6aitl-
more. We would hunOiy ask, now long
ere thou ntendest assuming Inc Purple ana
swaying the ocept'c--wnaV dreadfui punish
.nent wit thou inflct IN the CInniDaiS wac
deVoured thy friends, and ate General LIS
ear!
Inv Friend
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
VIRGINIA A:

1t Rules ho!Lea in the CieykS Office offhe S9be-
rior Court cf Chaneeyy .tor thc Riehmoad Dis
trfet, tie t.th eay Of july, 1912.
Peter dcrrmm, Thomas Mcrriman, Sterling
Gs3vett, and EuLaueth his Vie, aud Will.
am Merrlman, al infant b. Thomas Merit
man, his next friend, PlBs.
ACAIEsf
Francis Norman, an absent defendant, john
Harris, Thomas W.itworh, Christopher
Tompkins, j.. and john Fioumoy,
Dejts.
THE defendant Francis Merrlman, not nav.
Ing entered his appearance and given security
according to thc ActO. Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that ne IS not an mhabitant OF tai.
country: L. is ordered That the SAID detcs
dant do appear here OIL the first day ofthe ncx
term anil answer the bill OF tie plaintiffs a..
that copy Of this order De forthwith inserte,
in some newspaper pnblishcd in the City o..
Richmond, ior two months successfully, ans
posted at the foat door OF the Capitol, in III,
4id Cry.
a Opy--feste,
WSL " UENING, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
9 Prizes OF 10000 dollars,
3 do. of 5000 dollars,
3 do. of 5000 AoAars,
4 do. of 1900 dollars,
10 do. of LOCO dollars,

BESIDES q grect many u 800, TOO, 50, 20
and 1000 Of u d0LiGrS each.
The Scheme or tins Lottcry differs very ma
teriaily rom that of others; 1t not only con-
Jams by far the greatest number o fCapital Phi
yes, bui are all floating, with single eXcep
tion,j and may come cut OF the wheel at ANY
period OF the drawing therefore, those wno
buy tickets immc iiatciy, wall have l chance oi
ALL the Prizes. The tickets are nearly ali
sod and contracted for; they may be procur-
I'd AZ any OF the Lottery Offices Ill Baltimore
Nea YORK, Philadelphia, Savannah, Charleston,
Richmond, Georgetown, Boston, Providence,
Nov Port, Hartford, New Haven, NewLondon,
&c. &c.
The Managers have given bonds 20 the state,
for The faithful drawing and payment OF Priz-
TS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
CIR ID
DOUBLE w iI8ER LOTTERY.
SUSN JOHANNA CANAL, SECOND
CLASS,


Positively commences drawing in Baltimore,
28,h of September, 1872, and TO draw three
days in every week.
The Scheme consists of $4,000 Tickets, but
only $4,000 Numbers, having two tickets of
one number, TIA person ouying two tick
cts of the same number, may draw the four
highest prizes, viz:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
a. rhefpllowing letter from Mr.. ISAAC

az fhefpllowing letter from Mr.. ISAAC
GRAY, Young gentleman only sixteen years
old, is the beStSaccount which we have seen
of the masteri4 ehape Of the United States
frigate Const m66n, Capt. Hull, ff,m an
English squsdipF OF considerable force III
July last. 1t would do credit to the head
and heart of an old veteran of seventy SIX,
aud ought to be generally read and held up
asa model for the imitation of the youth Of
our country. The letter is directed u the
Brother of the writer, Elder JOHN GRAY
of New-Ehgland. then travelling i'll the
southern statcs-.aRCUs.
The gentleman zvho so completely cleo
n5fea the meeting az The Calltol IN Satnr-
day eOeaiag, by his .srtoEcias and trHly f.a
tr'iotic eddress aud G6eraL donation or that
occasion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

9ATEBSTER and WOOD have rem 81. cd
w their Office 20 one of Mr.. Wickhan's
BRICK teucments on Cary street, near tne
Basin; where they continue to transact bu-
siness on COMMISSION.
sept g. 9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

" BUCH ANAN'o CHRISTIAN RE-
SEARCHES IN ASIA
To 7Ohtth is added TIE ceic6ratea Serm2z,
a STAR IN THE EAST"
a few copies # tn, ,4iH,1ie work ara
for ssle AZ ), Pleasauts' bookstore,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

G. & r. WAITE

Having made a large contract with the Mana
gers for Tickets in the above Lottery, assure
their friends and Lottery adventures generally,
chat this Lottery will be punc,ually drawn and
Prizes punctuaily paid, anc tnat they will pro-
mot. and aid and assist in the Sale of Tickets
in ii ia preference TO any oiher in the u. S.
dor this object they have forwarded tickets to
most of their agents IN the Union, and whilst
tue Lottery is drawing they will also forward
once a week, the whole Of the Numbers drawn,
both Blanks and Prizes, contained in small
Newspaper they publish weekly, at two dor
lars per anum, entitled the Weekly Messenger.
After tue above lottery IS over, G.. S. Il.
WAITE viii turn their whole attention to the
next Nsw-York Union College Lottcry.-Their
Offices are in New-York, ut No. Oh and at No.
So, Maiden Lane, in Baltimore, the Corner
OF Market & Cbaries-street, i'll Albany, at No.
%, 5iate-street.
At each Of which places they will promptly
execute all orders in the Book-Selhng and
Stationary Inc, and of ali senniue and warran-
ted Patent Medicines.--Le tiers, (pOst pald) du-
~ attended to.
s.. Tickets in the above Lottery for sale at
the Office of tho Virginia Argus, Richmond -
Pr.ce Of Tickets Sll--but wlil advance TO SD
on The 28th Sept.
Al.
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$1,000 Dollars,
5000 Doilars, IL ALL
$4,000 Dollars, 100000 u,
10000 Dollars.

Which is thus The first drawn number, af-
ter tie Lottery is half done drawing, Will be
ent tiled To The two Capital Prizes Of $4,000
dollars, which number may also come up the
two 10000 dollar prizes but, - above stated,
10 draw Two prizes OF equal denomination, i,
will require two tickets or the same number
Besides the above Capital Prizes. the Scheme
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07
John ROBERTS

Has for Sale she following articles Who1e-
sale 81 Retail,
West India, Orleans and Havana Clayed
Sugars,
10000 lbs Coffee of various qualities,
Madeira, Sherry and Tenneriffe Wines In
pipes and quarter casks, 49,.
Imperial, Young Hyson, and Hyson Skin
Teas,
Wcst-India and Northern Rum,
Nutmegs and Cloves,
Pepper, Allspice and Ginger,
Bales primes Cotton
Indigo, Alum, Nadler and Fig-blue,
Mold and Dipt Candles
Writing aud wraT ping paper,
Chewing Tobacco, snuff AM, SegarS,
Chocolate and soft shelled Aimonds.
Ten tons patent * Mould Shot from b.
shops mandatory Philadelphia.
ALSO,
Eight tons American Hemp.
August 5 la"SW.
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dell not having entered his appearance, and
given security according to the rules Of this
court, and 1t appearing to the sati sfaction of
the court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
district, on III ton of the complainant, by
his counsel, it is ordered, tAst the said de-
fendant do appear here on the first day of
November term next, and answer the com.
plainant's bill and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in one OF the public
newspapers published in this county, for two
months successfully, and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the court house
OF the said county.
A Copy: Test,
G. Deneale, c. C.
AUGUST "a law2m
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NOTICE.

T%HOSE who have heard of the writings
of Emanuel Swedenborg, but without
other than an imperfect account OF them,
or such as may have been furnishes
by persons under the influence ofpreludlee.
an / may be DESTROYS of Judging Tor them
selves, are informed, that there are now de-
post, d at Mr. Robert Gray's Book Store Sc
veral copies of one of the authors numerous
works, being a treatise on the nature OF
Heaven and He'll The money arising rom
the sale of these books being destined to the
use OF he poor of alexandria. This CIR
cumstance, it is hoped, will be some induce
nsnt to the purchase of SO important WORK.
The price is fixed at ratio under the flrst
cost
August 81 eoSe
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Mechanick's
Bank of Alex ndria are hereby nouhea' that
8 fourth installmen OF one dollar per snare
is called lor. payable at the Banking Room
on King street. on Thursday the hrst day OF
October next
By order of the President and Directors.
WM. PATTON, Jr, Cash'r-
September lst, 1912 3tawtlO
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April 10
August Is
a STNGLE GE.NTLE.M.aN,

Who understands the following branches Of
education, to vii, Spelling, Reading, Penman-
ship, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
.graphy, Practical Mathematics and History,
would be glad TO undertake the management
OF a School, the ensuing year, in a genteel
neighborhood, He is provided with the ne
cessary recommendations A letter to A. B.
Aqua, Virginia, will receive prompt attention.
August 80 law5t*
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4th mo. l4.h.
e. Superhne Yellow Bark.

-
Dr.. S><NFoRD'S improved POW DER
Of The BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians OF distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, In
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratltl-
ed inlne use of this elegant preparation.-
In strength, fineness and certainty OF opera
tion. it greatly surpaSses the bark In Com-
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIsL salt or BARK,
prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up In parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but OF retail
druggists, country merchants and private la
miles by
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, and no other ferson in Atea-
rndris
Rice, Cotton, Corn, &c.
100 whole and half tierces new Rice,
ZOO bushels Corn,
Is bales Upland Cotton,
90 boxes British crown and American
Glass, of different sizes,
60 ditto Fancy Soaps.
Ladies' fashionable Shoes A constant sup
Common ditto, and nlv
Trunks of all kinds
April 10 eo5t'aw
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REMOVAL
A Store to Rent.

"HE subscriber intending to REMOVE into
i King Street, the HOUSE which he at
present occupiesas shop, on Fairfax street,
viii be to Rem [. Itis we'll calculated tor a
Retail store, and an eligible Stlnd for busi-
ness. Possession may be had the first OF
next month. Apply to Ro6e't I. Taylor,
Esq. or -,
Richard III. Little.
An mn. l4sb. d3tlawtf