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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-20
IMPORTANT FROM THE FROM
TIERS.

From The albany Gazette, of I1ondov.
On Saturday last arrived in this CITY Col.
Baine, AdIt. Gen. of the British forces in
Lower Canada, accompanied by Major
Clarke, Ald-de-Camp to Gen. Petit, Com
manding the American troops on the Cana
ia line immediately on his arrival he was
introduced to Gen. Dearborn, at his head
quarters, at Greenbush, with whom and his
E,xceiiency Gov. Tcmpkins, we are inform.
ed, he remained Closeted till a la,ehour Re-
port says-de came to communicate to the
Commander in Chief of the American a rn,,-
oihcial information of the repeal of the Or
ders III Council, and that instructions had
been sent out by the British Government IN
Mr. roster, to open negotiations with our
government on all the points in difference
between the two nations; but that in con-
sequence OF Mr.. Fosters having Withdrawn
from the United States the Governor Cen
eral OF canada proposed an Armistice or
suspension OF Arms, until the answer oftbe
American Government could be obtained tn
the oVcrtures which would be made to II ON
the part OF the British Court. What has
been the result of the conference between
zen. Dearborn and Col. Baine. we have not
Deen able to learn though we are led to be
heVe' as most probable, that a partial ar
niisuce and Tor short period, has been con-
Guided on.
Another report says-That Col. Baine
was III possession of the instructions sent for
Mr.. Foster, and THAT he came to this civ
with intention to proceed to the seat of GOV
eminent, but that permission to that effect
could not be obtained from General Dear
born.
Col. Baine left town yesterday on his re-
turn to Canada.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-20

The ship Lydia, Morgan, from Algesiras,
bound to New-York, with full cargo of
brandy, wine, oil, and cream of tartar. be-
longing to W. and 5. Robinson, was captur-
ed on the 1S:h June, within DAYS sail of
New ork, by the British frigate Jason, Cap
tain King, Sscnt into St. Johns, New-found-
land, Jnly 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-20
From Lfperhool Price Current Juno 26

From Livertool Price Current, June 90.
The Ordes are revoked after the LIST Au-
gust; and as it is the general opinion here,
that this revocation satisfies the conditions
| under which the President is authorised to
repeal the non-intercourse law, no doubt is
entertained that he will do SO, on receiving
due notice OF this document: and the Ameri-
| can ships in this port, about forty in number,
are preparing to return home with British
manufactures, &c. The freight is fixed this
day at 75s. per ton, for bale goods: the pre-
MUM tor insurance is 2 1-2 guileas per
cent
In the list OF new duties there is nothing
which applies to the United States, except
that the bounty on the expectation of calico
VIII not be IN future allowed, and that there
IS an additional duty on L obacco for home use
OF 10 per cent.
Flour again advanced last week, SIS. for
prime Philadelphia, having been obtained,
though some sales were made a few days be-
fore at us. for Baltimore
Extract Of another, same date.
The American ships now here are com
menclnS their loading with great animation,
and you may expect i'll "a short time to receive
an ample supply of British manufacturer
1t isyet too early to speak fthe effect which
tbs measure may have upon our market :;
but IN the anticipation of its taking place,
the demand for American pcoduce general
ly has beenyery limited during the last week :;
and the prices of cotton have declined about
2dper ID"
Second Edition, Courier Office, 2 O'Clock.
Capture of part of the Toulon Fleet.
Tie J0lio7yinS letter is just arrived entrees
from
BRISTOL, June %.
" A letter has just been received by one
OF The most respectable merchants in this
city, from his son, who is second lieutenant
OF the Cracker, slcop of war, informing him
! they spoke the Endymiun frigate on the 18Th
inst. which had lost her mizen mast in thc
Chops of the Channel, bringing an account
that Sir G. Cotton had succeeded in cutting
off four sail of the line of the Toulon fleet
which had been out manouyring, and had
met unexpectedly with a violent north east
CT. Rear admiral Traquin Guariere is a.
mong those taken. The names of the ships
are, the Vile de Milan, so guns Austen
htz, "a; Ihescus, n; and La Juno, ~"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-20
E.rtract Of a letter from albany dated on
h{0ndQH

" A British adjutant- general from Cana
ola has been here as flag of truce from
Governor Provost. He requested a suspen-
sion OF hostilities; and runour says it is a.
greed upon, till General Dearborn receives
structions from Washington"
Extract Of another letter, Sane Aqfe.
" An armistice for so days lin consequence
Of the repeal Of the Orders in counciD was
lSreed to on Saturday evening between Gen.
Dearborn * the Adjutant Gen. Of the Cana.
das. The latter, it is said, took his depar-
ture at o'clock yesterday morning.
"Fort Maiden is assurcdly taken.''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-22
S 10 sol,3s2 &c
Total extraordinary expenses


Total extraordinary expenses go 600
Ssns whole of which sum 1t is necessary, and
IS accordingly proposed to raise BY loan con-
rorroab,e 10 the bill herewith reported by 'he
srnst the amount of the principal OF
the nubEc debt, which is relm-
bursable during the same year,
CONSISTING of the per cent. de-
farr,a and exchanged stocks, Is 2,lS5,ooo
Aud in the event Of stocks falling
below par (thereby imposing
upon the commissioners OF the
sinking fund an obligation to pur-
chase, in order TO satisfy the an
nual appropriation of eight MIL
lions of dollars for the reduction
OF the pubic debt may amount
20 the further sum OF, o,o4o'ooo
Total amount of the principal OF the
public debt, which may become
ieimbursable. during the present
year, * '''' ''0o0
Which sum it is also proposed to authorize
exc commissioners of the sinking tund to 6of-
row, conformabie to such bill as may hereafter
be reported
That tho ordinary expenses OF 60
yernment for the year 1918, may
be estimated us for the present
sear. At about, s 100000
TO which must be added the IN
tcrest then accruing on the loan
proposed tebe authorised tor the
service OF the present year, esea-
r,a1ig fhe ssoae at six per cent.
and .'naua,ins 20 $4,000
Iiakilg tie revenue necessary TO
be provided, ior p~ying the srdi-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-22
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~.
REPORT

REPORT
Of the Committee Of Ways afa1 .ueans' -.
reJot;op to the Rerenue necessary Tor Tue
s,,-rice of the present and t1co s1icceea y
penrs |. accompanied 10th q p.," ~
,,ois;ns the same. February 1ata' i .,
Pend and Committed to COMMITTEE
Of the .chole House on Monday neset'
,rIr conmittee of Ways and Means having
.aten into their consideration the subject Q,
tns revenue and expenditure oil the Oniteo
States. fort present and two succeeding
..sar. IN particular reference to state OF
contemplated war during greater portion
of that period, ask leave to
REPORT
THAT the ordinary expenses during the
art wear. grounded on the estlmates d.
rrsadc laid before Congress, are esuHa'eu do
l nsnses &c a civil nature both foreign and
ENpsnses : s l,s6o,ooo
-, vci,s;ve of the additional
.,;l;,arv force authorised by the
act of the present session, ana IN
Gliding 8 50 800, for the service
Of militia. in the years 1909, ioio' %, ,oo
and 1911, =
Naval department, including the no
marine corps, -
Arsenals. arms, ordnance, repairs OF
fort;6cations including 100000
rermanent appropriations tor the ooo
ip,n,cbase s. manufacture OF arms ol4'ooo
Indian department., ooeooo
Interest on the public debt, S'N''000
.,,.u exnenses, 100000
That the actual receipts h'o sns
treasury au."'e - 100000
, deficit in the receipts OF 100000
SWhySb deficit may however be paao out Oh
10 no,;es remaining in the treasury at tns
e,nse.of the wear, leaving sum oi 5 i'ooo'ooo
~, bana. which IN the opinion OF the commit
80. I, would not be prudent under existing
circumstances farther to exhaust.
rha, the extraordinary expences OF the pre-
s.nt year already authorised by law, or wn'ch
- h;,,s psnding before Congress are III
e.,,rs. &c authorization, are as follows:
Ordnance and ordnance stores
camp eoulpage and other quar-
ter masters stores, . l'9o0'ooo
Six companies of mounted ram 100 77o
80 ,,;rt,ry force. 5,ll2,56o 26
Repairing vessels out OF commits
sion and purchase oftimber Tor eooooa
naval purposes, ooo'oo"
Erection of additional iortihca- 900 oo.
tons,
Calling cutcertain corps Of volun- 49, 80
YES n,;,;,;a.3 100000
SO sol,3S2 &c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-22

mary expenses and interest on
I. loans for that year, (and leaving
the extraordinary expenses OF the
year also to be provided Tor BY
loans, -
That the receipts into the treasury
from the present sources OF re-
venue during that year, calculat-
;ne on q state of war, during a
Greater portion of the present
wear. are estimated, tconJectu-
rally at
Leaving deficiency to be provided
for by additional revenues to be
received during that year, OF o"
Estimating the ordinary expenses
of 1914, as for the present year
at about, y
And adding the interest accruIng
on the loan proposed tor the pre-
sent year,
And also the interest then accru-
ing on the loan which in all pro-
liability may be necessary to CO.
yer the extraordinary expenses
Of 1918, which it would notbe
prudcnt to calculate at less than
eleven millions,
Making the revenue necessary to
be provided, for paying the ordi'
nary expenses and interest on
loans for that year, (and leaving
tie extraordinary expenses OF
the year, also to be provided
for by loans,) io'
Estimating the receipts into the
treasury from the present sour
ces OF revenue, during that year,
Leaving deficiency, to be provld-
ed for by additional revenues to
be received during that year, OF Z,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
Notice.

The Reverend DIR. MIGUEL, Apostolical
Missionary, delegated by the Most Reverend
Archbishop Carroll of Baltimore, to omen
and Institute the Roman Catholic Worship
IN the metropolis of Virginia, gives notice to
all his Catholic brethren, in Richmond and
vicinity, that ne has provided n CHAPEL lin
ID. street, in the house formerly called the
Brick Academy until means are obtained
for the building of a Church, and that he
has opened book OF subscription for the
maintenance of the Catholic worship. He
expects that all his brethren will call on him
and manifest their zeal for the establish
ment, and support of their old and Holy Re-
iigion, and that good men OK all denomina-
tions will favour an establishment which
will certainly add to the prosperity of this
city.
Richmond, Seht. II. At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
FAIRFIELD RACES.

TnE T,4tR- EIELD R.4cES will com
nance on the first Tuesday in October
HeEk.
ist Oar. II S7Veefstake is ohened and
1oiH close the 4th October. Tor fur years
oLds-S so Entrance, tzvo miles heatS--halt
forfeit
I'd, The Jockey CLUB Purse Of 400 doHs.
four mite heats.
3d. The PrQfrietor'S hurse If 200 doAs.
three mile heats.
4fh. II Szveehstakc is ohened for three
years okd cote and filics, tzvo mile hats
enhance s SO, haJ JoCfeb, and wU close
the 4fh October.
On the same dry, ut o'clock, zyiH be
run toT a handsome GIG q HARNESS.
value $50 doLiars, one mile heats-frce fin
all Horses that haze not 4von a nurse OF
100 dyiiars.
Hecommodatio7ls can be had at tie Subscrt-
ber's house, az Fair .feLd, as formerly.
The Subscribers qvM BE- hunctuaf in 6oy-
ing nh their SnbscIfltioH8, as zueH as fhSb
oid arTearagcs, as tie money must be hune
uIi on each day.
4. SHoCK, Treas'r. q. Proh.
SchL 3. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

FOR SALE-rHE HOUSE wherein reside
with the Square OF Lots 6 improvements there
on.--it not sold previous To Thursday the 25th
OF November mex, it will on that day be rented
on the premises, to the highest bidder for term
OF years; at which time will be offered for sale
by public auction my Household Furniture, a
Carriage and Horses.
TO RENr-THE TWO HOUSES next be
low that occupied b. Messrs. Ellis and Allan,
rontng on the main street possession To be
given the first of October next
ALSO-rHE HOUSE on the cross street
leading to Shockoc Warehouse, now occupied
by Mr.: Samuel Dyer; possession to be given the
first of September next
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richnend, 18th Aug. 1912. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
A Copy-Teste.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, CL'K.

Y oTICE.-By virtue of the foregoing De-
cree, will be sold, at Public Auction, to
the highest bidder, Thursday the 5th day OF
August next, at the Washington Tavern, in this
City, the Property embraced in said Decree,
upon the terms therein expressed, viz Me-
@koES Dick, Judy and their children Sucky,
and Lucy, and Sam and Aggy and their chill
dren Luccordy, Mourning, Edmonia Lewis
bienheim and his Wife Phiilis and children
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife
and children Watt and Betty, and Jammy and
his wife Dolly and child Lydia and jenny vii.
lard, Lewis-Also, the LIBRARY OF LAW.
and other BOOKS oil e. Randolph, a list of
which will be produced upon the day OF s,ie :.
also, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Beds.
Bedsteads, Blankets, Sheets and other movable
Fnrniture-Also, PLATE, consisting of. silver
Cup, one Coffee X one Teapot, one Sugar ID 3b.
SIX dozen silver Spoons, small and large, five
silver Waiters--Also, Carpets, China, one
Coach, one Phaeton, and two Horses.-The
sale Will commence at IL o'clock
GEORGE GREENH0W, Comm.
Richmond, 25th June, 1872
az The Sale of the above Property Is
postponed until Tuesday, the Goth of Octs-
Der.
G. GREENHOW.
july 70, Aol2. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

Il FASHIONABLE JEWELRY.-M. Gretter
4 informs ms friends and the public general.
~, le has selected an elegant and extensive
assortment of FASHIONABLE GOODS in his
line, among which, are Pearl & Jet Ear-Rinrs,
Rings, Breast Pins, Bracelets and head or1a.
ments, Watch Chains, Seals & Keys, Silver Tea
sets, Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Soup &
Punch Ladies', elegant Glrdle Clasps, Branch &
ot',er Oannlesticks, Coasters, Casters, Bread 8,
Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands, Plurnes. Dirks
Swords, Belts, Epauletts, &c &c.-M. G. hopes
from ms exertions At ali times to obtain the
most fashionable a. icles, 10 mQrit that continu
ance OF public patronage he has so Literally ex-
perenced.
April 90 rw6m1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
NJ ANAGERS.
G. & II. WAITE

Having made large contract with the Mana
gers for Tickets in the above Lottery, assure
their friends and Lottery adventures generally.
that this Lottery will be punctualiy drawn and
Prizes punciualiy paid, ano that they will pro-
mote and aid and assist in the Sale of Tickets
IN 1t III preference to any other in the u. s.
tor this object they have forwarded tickets 10
most OF their agents IN the Union, and whilst
the Lotteryis drawing they VIII also forward
once week, the Whole of the Numbers drawn.
Doth Blanks and Prizes, contained in a small
News Paper they publish weekly, at two dol
'ars per anum, entitled the Weekly Messenger.
After the above Lottery is over, G. s. r.
ilIE will turn theIr whole attention TO the
next New-York Union College Lottefv-rheir
Oitlces are IN New York, at No 64 and at No
%, Mai1en Lane, IN Baltimore, at the Corner
OF Market & Cliarlcs-street, in albany, at No.
%, State-street.
At each of which places they will prompt,y
execute all orders in the Book-Seilmlr ana
Stationary line, and of all genuine and warran-
ted Patent NeGic.nes.-Lelters, post paid) du-
ly attended TO.
~ Tickets in the above Lottery for sale =,
the Office OF the Virginia Argus, RchmonJ -
Price OF Tickets S1l-bat will advance to e }
on The 2Sth Sept.
Sept. s. Au
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
Fifty Dollars Reward.
= UNAVVAY from the Subscriber !, NV
L 1911, a MULArrO MAN named
Tom, Or Tom Scott

HE IS about 80 years of age, S feet 10 or II
inches high straight and well made; the wool
on ms head ioager than usual, and generally
Well combed Tie is neat in his appearance &
afess' and has been accustomed to the business
o. an ostier, House Servant and Gardener
nis fellow was formerly the property of Will
,iam dudley OF the Ferry near West Point, A.
Dout which place and Roy's Neck he is suppo-
seq TO Turk 1t is probable also that he fire.
quents General ChambcrIaine's of New. Kent
MIR. John Drxon's of Gloucester, and Mrs. Bavs
ley's OF hmg-Wllliam, at all which places he ha-
relations and acquaintance. The above re-
ward wall DC paid for delivering the said fell
low to me, a, Laneyillc, or securing him in any
''aii so that set him again.
DUVAL DILLARD.
King & Queen County, Juiy "a, 1912 w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
NOTICE.

II AVlNG, in the Hastings Court OF this City,
Il administered on the effects of JOHN o.
LYNCH, decd. hereby call upon all his Gre
ditors to render their respective accounts to me
as early as possible, that as soon as an invento.
iry and sale of his effects. together with col.
lection OF the debts due to him can be made,
the said accounts may be equitably settled
wish also to sell, for cash, or notes nego, ia
bic, as may best suit the purchasers, a well
toned Chamber Organ, OF one single, and one
partly double stop, both in good repair. Like
wise Philadelphia made Gig and Harness, to-
gether with fine young and sound Horse, we'll
broke to either Gig or Saddle.
CHARLES SOUTHGATE.
Richmond, Sept.71, 1872 St.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

\ MAN, that has gone by the name Of
4 \ SAMUEL. WALDEN, by profession a Car.
penIer, lately died in the county of King WI!
nam, in the State OF Virginia, inteatate, posses
sed OF Real and Personal Estate-rhe admins
tration on his Estate has been granted to me b,
the Court OF the said county. lie has no Known
relations IN this part of the country. Any per
sons ui?t may be related to the said Walden &
entitled to distribution of his Estate, are de
sired to make the same known to me residing
IN the said county.
JOHN II. WALKER, Admir-.
IF Samwet 'Yaiaen, deed.
May 25th, 1912. 6mp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
NOTICE.

THE co-partnership OF Walton G Cren.ha,Y.
Bent Greek, and Waitoa q Creushaz,, CARERS
vile, are both this day by mutual consent dis,
solved.
ihosc indebted to the Concerns by bond,
note, or account, are requested to make imme.
date payment to Thomas II. Walton. who a.
lone is authorised to receive the same-And
those who have claims against the concern are
requestedto call on him for payment.
THOS. III. WALTON.
ASBURY CRENSHAW.
Gainesville, Sept. 10, 1872 w3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
LOST OR MIsLAID.

THREE NOTES Of James Lang, endorsed BY
Sarah Lang, negotiable and payable at Inc Ban
OF virginia, all under date Aug 1912, one of
them 'or $50, payable in one hundred & wen
" dSys--one TOR S53 50 cts. at six months, and
sons arc cautioned against trading for said
Notes, as payment will be stoppc d. and will be
liDeraliy rewarded for information, BY
CATHERINE DABNEY.
Sept. 14Jg 1879. f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
BeStdcS great many Of 500, 100, so, %
and 5000 Of ID dollars each.

'0"'eS S'eaI many ~ oOO, 100, 50, 20
and 5000 Of ID dollars each.
The Scheme ofthis Lottery differs very ma.
teriaily from that of others it not only con.
tains by tar the greatest number ofCapitai Pri.
yes, but are all floating, with a single excep.
tion,) and may come out OF the wheel at any
period OF the drawing therefore, those WHO
buy tickets Immediately, will have chance of
ALL the Prizes. The tickets are nearly all
sold and contracted for; they may be procur.
ed at any of the Lottery Offices in Baltimore,
New York, Philadelphia, Savannah, Charles ton,
richmond, Georgetown, Boston, Providence,
New Port, Hartford, New Haven, New-London.
&c. Sc.
The Managers have given bonds TO the state,
Tor the faithful drawing and payment of Prz.
cs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

III Subscriber offers for Sale, a general as
sOrtment Of veil chosen GOODS, consist.
ing at supcriue, ne & coarse Cloths, Cassmcrcs,
Swansdowns, Flannels, a variety OF Linen aud
Cotton Goods, among Which are, about $500
worth OF American Manufactured Bed Ticks,
blue mixed, striped, x PLAN white Cloths K Cot.
ton Yarns, x variety Of HARDWARE < CUT.
LEKf-Also constantly on hand, Crates Of Ware,
Wrought and Cut Nails, Pants, Glass, Cotton
Cards, Old Rum, Sugar, Coffee. Salt, Countr,
Whe, Apple Peach Brandy, Pork, Fish, rar,
Illme 6 Lander
AISO-JUST RECEIVED,
500 sacks Liverpool filled Salt,
~ tbds. L1sf Sugar,
81 Bbls Brown ditto,
j. ihds exc, llent Molasses,
IS 10. Vhiskey,
% Tons Iron, - tons Castings assorted.
~ don. hn- ivory Combs,
~ Bales Georgia Cotton,
~ Bags Pepper,
Az Of which wili be sold low for cash. or coun.
try proiucc
" liberal price will be given Eora MAN
whn IS good CARRIAGE OLIVER. and i'm.
derstands the management Of Iorses.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
May IL. ,f
\. -. Wanted Five Thousand Pounds Bills
on England &. w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

IHN.iE subscribers will Commence business
a IN this city on the 1st day of October
next, under the firm Of MURPHY AND
SCOTT. intending to direct their views
principally to the AUCTION and COM
MISSION BUSIN .SS, they have taken
that large and comnodious Brick Building
ON the street leading from the Main street
to Mayors bridge, Formerly occupied by Col.
Robert Gamble, deceased, as a wholesale
store, where they will be ready to receive
Goods of every description and attend to a.
ny commands in the line Vi Auctioneers.
II The best attention will be paid to the
interest Of those who may favor them and
every exertion made to give dispatch.
WILLIAM MURPHY.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
Richmond, 18th Sept. 1919. (wtf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21

THIS Is TO GIVE EOTICE-That shall
petition the next General Assembly of Virginia.
praying a divorce from james Gosden, because
he had Wife living, when he intcrmarried
with me.
MARY TUCKER, or, GosDEv.
sept IL wGS1p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-21
ANERIC.1.W MILITARY LIBRARY

LOST between Gennito bridge z, R;cbr,,1
A RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK. conta;nin,,
ninety six dollars, eighty IN American gold. two
Five Dollar Bills Of the Bank Of S. CIrollna-
one Five Dollar Bill Of the Richmond B.nk
and One Dollar Bill of the Bank of Augursta
Any person ti1ding it and delivering il eitbe,
10 MIR Harrison at Gennit Bridge, or To Mr.
WORKMAN, at the Bel Tavern, Richmond, vii,
be Literally rewarded
ROBERT WALTON.
Sept. II. a.
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Fer Sale at S. PLBASAHTS' Bo,K- SToPR
i'ichm0Hd,
TIE Iy0RRS Of DIR. Bew5. FRANxL1x

u Philosophy, Pontics and Morals; con
taioins, besides all tue Writings published "a
former collections, his Diplomatic Cofr,spo
enc-, .ts Minister Of die Un.tcd States AT the
c. 1T of Versailles variety of Literary Ar
Iic.es and Epl,tolary Correspondence, nevei
before publslie 1, with Memoirs and Anecdotes
OF ms Life, Vols. 2, 3, 4, and 5 are ready for dc
liyrry, az dollars AMI a half per vol. Vol. L,
containing the Memoir OF the Doctors life, is
now in the Press, and VIII, ere long, be publish.
ed