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PHILADELPHIA STEAM POArs
One plies to Treaton,
One 10 Burlington and Bristol.
One to Vititehil,
O6e TO Burlington,
one to Wilmington and Sew Castle.
one from Arch street ferry to Cooper
Ferry.
mere are two built, one called the T'gir0.
,'P3n 2 very large scale, tony between Mar
e erect Ferry ard Camden. There is
z ~" one nearly c0mplesed g-},Ich Is To ols
'e'~e"n Dis Giy aud Wilmington. aod a.
,i,.hheN TINT - 20 ply cons au,iy hetgeen
rn''"delphia and rosn,on. Vghen il ;s con-.
'FieFe', t'at II $ not yet three years since a
,te@n boat begrn regularly So navigate the
Ds'''""ses O1r iel,ow ct zGas at New York
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Jew YORK STEAM BOATS.
Three ply to Albasy.
Ore to Anboy,
Ose to Tappan,
wo ferry boats to Powles' Hook
Cne TO Hobokes,
=, aud sometimes Governor Ogden's from
i''Izaoeth town, PAYS us a visit. Captain
nu3ker's boat for New Haven is rapidly f..
nshlny And one is bolt and intended for
brooklyn ferry. We are getting into steam.
0YHI Hge. NJ. y. CoLQmkAH.
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May r.
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FROM BELOW.

Letter from eaht. Jas. Forrest, offhe Leon
ardtozOn Cavalry, dated at So. Mgoes,
Thursday, July 80.
The British fleet is in the Chesapeake
bay about five miles above Point Lookout
The officers, while on land, made many en-
qulries about our neighboring river the
Patuxent, with view, as they said, to vi
sit its waters, but this we consider mere
deception, for there are strong reason. for
believing that their object is Annapolis.
They have already taken on board their
squadron fourteen horses, for the purpose,
it is said, of drawing their artillery. Ma
ny enquiries were made by the British off.
GERS respecting the distance, by land, from
Point Lookout to Washington, and as to
the probable force that might be brought
against them, if they should remain. They
received last night reinforcement of a fri.
gate and brig, on the arrival of which sa-
lutte was fired by the squadron. Most of
the gentlemen who were in their possession
have been discharged they however re-
tanned Mr.. Jas. Kirk, and Mr.. Thos. l.
Hall. -Four more desersers have come in.
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then u,iH the grand destinies of Eurohe be
consumafed," and also, that "fhe true .Hme-
rie0n says, Rnssiz, go on r'--and letters
from Messrs. johnson and Carroll, making
very unnecessary apologies for not joining
in the farce.
And the rest Of the words and deeds Of
the H'gio- Mnseooites how the mayor
toasted the Irrational characteristics ofthc
guests of the day," which gave ''the lie
direct" to all ".jnture aspersion" and III
motsey Pickering toasted (mira6ie dicsu
the "union of the Stalcs;" how MIR. Wagner
toasted "fhc grand deasiUes of the Rms
sian emhire," which the illustration says,
are "moss beautifully" developed how
]ohn Hanson Thomas toasted Federalism
OF the Boston stamh how Mr. Kigour
toasted american mask" on Z" French mar
ffzdns - how Mr. Cafpcrt toasted .dicran-
der c. Hanson and how Mr.. Custis paint
ed u " large dark Eagle" and a 6 srrhent
Of enormous size ;" how the /" celebrating
Influence Of The grafton" a.subHmated me
Feelings fGH beyond the hoqver oflanguage
TO hourtray )" how no artist could be fonnd
TO paint our " naval victories" after plan
of Mr.. Cusfis," in sic weeks ~ and how
the whole made &c constellation of ia
tents !" and "galary Of pirtue7! 90
--are fhey nor 7urittcn"--in the little green
covered pamphlet
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-04
--LATEST FROM THE TLEETl

o HE EDITORS,
There are daily some false reports as to
the invading fleets which lately left the Po-
tomac--A general belief prevailed even in
the City on Monday that they were at or in
Herring Bay; but we arc informed from
source deserving full credit, that since
their embarkation of the 27th at Point
Lookout (takipg with them the spoils OF
that peninsula from the Ridge down to the
Point, viz. 200 head of cattle, $50 sheep,
10 horses. exclusive Of numberless swine
and poultry they had remained III sight OF
the Point, rather above it In the bay, from
the 27,h July until Monday the I'd inst. at
IL o'clock, indicating movements which
go to a superstition that they intend to so
into the mouth Of Patuxent, or probably
to possess the lower point of Calvert coun-
". q very favorable station for obtaining
more supplies of meats and water, which
they are in want of. At noon of August
ID, the whole feet was in motion attempt
ing to beat up the bay, its headmost vessel
off Point-no- Point, which is nearly midway
betweeu Potomac and Patuxent rivers, save
one frigate and brig which were at that
time standing up the Potomac and abou,
10 miles below ST. Georges Island under
easy sail with the wind from N. w. Two
vessels bound down Potomac on seeing
the enemy they put into Yocomico River.
Most of the army have left Fort WAR
burton for temporary station at or near
Queen-Ann, an cIigablc situation for actin,;
from thence either TO Annapolis, South Ri
yer, West River or Herring Bay, as well
as for marching down on either side the
Patuxent River which may be menaced by
the enemy-Our opposing force is deemed
fully sufficient, as there are certain &C
counts that the regular and marine force
on board the feet do not exceed $500
men.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGusr 4, 1878.

Agreeabiy to joint resolution of both
houses, congress adjourned on Monday, TO
meet at the constitutional period, the first
tercsting nature has been done in the
course of the present session, which has
been distinguished for general and mi
mute attention to the public business. We
expect shortly to publish list of the laws
which have been passed.
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FOR SALE
August 2.

A TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county of Fairfax, 6 miles from Alexan-
dria, and adjoining the estate of Gen. Tb.
Mason, containing ia acres; the soil is
good and very susceptible Of Improvements
by the clover and plaster system. The
proximity Of this property to market and
the facility with which its produce may be
carried (Hunting creek, by which it is
bounded, being navigable almost to the
door) would render it extremely valuable
to person disposed to pay sufficient atten-
ton to Its cultivation. Apply to JAMS
II. HooE, Esq. or to
FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
May 81.
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MORTUARY.

DIED on Friday evening the soth nj.
limos y: Smythe, Esq. of this town. Tn .hs
death OF this young man his acquaintances
nave lost a warm and sincere friend, socie-
Va worthy member, and the bar one of its
brightest ornaments. The tborouo.h 10
paration which he had made to pract;ser ~.
law, aided by the rare talents with which
he was endowed, promised him the mose
splendid and successful forensic career
Wh,ie the amiableness of hi. disposition
and the dignity of his department ensured
tne respect OF his interiors, the friendship
OF his equals, and the confidence and ea-
TEEN OF all who knew him. But scarceIy
!, naa ne entered upon the high station which
m ms r''en'a' excei!encies entitled him to.
when he fell a victim to consumnt;o,'
which was produced by his ardent perse-
verance in his literary pursuits, and the
budding laurels of fame were blasted ers
they were suffered to bloom.
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10 draw his sword. Iseized him BY the
neck, threw him on his back-two OF his
men drew their bayonets upon me. i'm"
mediately seized both bayonets at the same
instant and threw them on top of the officer
and kept all down together /; at the same
moment my men seized the guard and
wrested from them their arms-we then
having possession of the arms changed our
course and arrived here this morning half
after 2 O'Clock, all sale. We have brought
two boats with us.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your most obedient servant,
CYRENIUS CHAYIN.
Maj. gen. Dearborn.
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II Cure for the Dysentery or Bow ei Con-
hL1ink.

II Cure for the Dysentery or Bow ei Con-
fikaint.
Take handful of green Fireweed, or in
proportion of dry, boil it, strain it through
piece of catgut or thin muslin, mix with r.
as much pure starch as will bring il to
proper consistence for an injection, put in
at three times by the mouth. agreeable to
the age of the patient, give an injection of
this morning and evening-Make strong
decoctlon of red oak bark taken from the
Tree or tan yard take one table spoonful
every two hours, till the complaint abates.
then about half the quantity till the disease
is removed. Make Tea of Fireweed.
sweeten it with loafsugar, and let the pa.
tent use it for common drink. Should the
complaint be too suddenly checked, little
Rheubarb is to be given.
~ Adults may omit the injection when
the complaint is not very severe.
~. The printers in the u. States are re-
quested to publish the above in their ma.
pers.-Vir. Argus.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aneust 9.
LOSS or GUNBOAT No 81

LOSS OF GUW-BOAT No. 81.
We understand that on Thursday last.
the Martin sloop of war having grounded
under Cape May, was attacked by our suua.
dron OF gun-boats, and an armed schr. who
however were at too great distance for
their shot to take effect, while the sho,
from Tie Ma,.n sloop went over them.
without doing any injury. The Junon fri.
gate having got under way, in order n
assist the Martin, the gunboats drew off,
when several British barges cut off No.
FL, capt. Shane, from the squadron and
carried her by boarding, after receiving a
brisk fire from the gunboat. We have moi
heard what loss was sustained in killed
and wounded.
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EarlySDutch Iurnib Seed.
NICHOLAS KINGSTON

Cbers Jor sale, three SORTS Of Early D4sch
1urnlh, SAVED by himself this season.
Green, Red, and White Topped, which,
may be depended on as genuine also
Black and White, Spanish Radish, and Kali
for spring use.
Wanted, for which a liberal price will be
given, clean fresh Timothy Seed, Mustard
Seed, clean Flax Seed, Orchard Grass,
Herd Grass, Peruvian Grass or Meadow
Dat.
August a..
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Cohy Of letter from major Chahin TO zen,
DParborn
Fort GEORGE, Janu,

Fort GEORGE, January Ia.
SIR have just arrived from nv con-
finement in Canada with my men, without
our parole. Our return happened in the
following maDner l received orders at
Burlington Heights OH Monday morning to
go to Kingston; we set off according
ly under the care of guard of 6 men !;
had with me % men. We all went on
very quietly till four o'clock in the afternoon
at which time gave signal to attack the
guard, which were stationed in the follow
ing order--a sergeant and one man in the
boat with my men, lieutenant and / 8 men
in the boat with me and two officers. At
the signal my men run alongside Of the
boat | was in. Lieut.. Showers ordered
them to fall astern. I ordered them on
board at which time the officer attempted
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-04

The Subscriber offers for sale by
the box or single piece, parcel of coun-
try made Flax Shifting Linnen of a supe-
Tior quality, also quantity of Tow LINEN
made near Pittsburg.
August 4. ..
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FROM FORT GEORGE.

FROM FORT GEORGE.
Cor last accounts state, that the army
was in high health and spirits, anxious to
meet the enemy, and confident Of their abb
lily to defeat any force he could bring a
against them. So soon as Chauncey appears
on the lake, we presume active operations
will commence; and VIC expect shortly to
hear ofthe movements Of our forces in that
quartcr.--Ndf. Inf.
The Following are the Yeas and Nays on
the final haasage Of the Embargo bill in
The House of Rehresenfafives
YEAS.-Messrs. Aston, Anderson, Ar
cher, Avery, Bard, Barnett, Beall, Bib,
Bowen, Brown, Burwell, Butler, Caldwell,
Chapel, Clark, ciopton, Condit, Conard,
: Crawford, Creighton, Davis, of Pennnsyl-
yania, Dawson, Desha, Earle, Eppes, Evans,
Farrow, Findly, Fisk, Of Vermf. Forney,
Forsythe, Franklin, Gholson, Goodwin,
Gonrdine, Griffin, Grundy, Hall, Halves,
Hopkins, of KY. Hubbard, Humphreys, Hy-
neman, Ingersoll, Ingham, Irwin, Kerr,
Kershaw, King, of N. Carolina, Lef-
terts, Lyle, Macon, Mccoy, M'Kim, Ms
Lean, Moore, Murfrec, Nelson, Newton,
Ormsby, Parker, Pickins, Piper, Peasants,
Rea, of Pen. Rhea, of Ten. Rich, Roam
Roberts, Robertson, Sewer, Sharp, Smith,
OF Pen. Strong, TannehilI, Telfair, Ward,
oil n. J. Wilson, of Pen. Wright, Yancey-
80.
| NAYS-Messrs. Bayley, Of Virg. Ben
son, Bigelow, Breckenridge, Brigham, Ca
perton, Calhoun, Champion, Cheves, Cilley,
Co nstock, Culpepper, Davenport, Ely,
Geddes Gloningcr, Hasbrouck, Hufty, Hun
gerford. Jackson of II. l. Kennedy Kent of N.
Y. Kent of Md King of Mas Lewis, Lovett,
Lowndes, Mosely, Oakeley, Pickering, Pit
kin, Potter. J. Reed, Rideley, Ruggles, Sey-
bert Shelley, Sherwood, Shipherd, Smith,
OF ~ Y. Stanford, Sturges, Taggart, Tay.
lor, Thompson, Vose, Wheaton, White,
Wilson, Of Mas. Win;er.-5o.
Nv THE SENATE.
! For the Passage Of The 6M-Messrs.
Bicdsoc, Brent. Bullock, Campbell, Chase,
Condit, Gaillard, Howell, Lacock, Leib,
| Morrow, Robinson, TAFT, Taylor, Turner,
| Worthington-i6
| against IL, Mcssrs. Anderson, Bibb,
Brown, Dana, Fromentin, German, Giles,
Gilman, Goldsborough, Gore, Horsey,
Hunter, King, Lambert, Mason, Stone,
Varnum, Wells--is.
Rchortsd CAPTURE. 1t was reported Al
! Albany when the Steamboat came away,
that the Royal George had been captured
by some of the squadron under commodore
Chauncey. We give no credit to this ru-
NOR, as the Royal George must have been
laid up with the other British vessels in the
inner harbor of Kingston. 1t is stated in a
morning paper, that the account of sir
James Yeo's having dismantlcd and laid up
his fleet has not been confirmed, and thai
therefore there has probably been battle
on the Lake before this time. We repeat,
that the authority on which we stated the
fact, is such as to admit of no question; and
anticipate that the FIRST fighting on the lake
will be an attack on the Brush feet Ill
Kingston harbor, and probably, simu!ta-
neous descent upon that place by our
troops. Something of decisive nature,
as it respects this campaign, may be hourly
cXpected.---N Y. Col.
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Mechanic Relief Societu.

4H'c7Iun7c HeI7eT O0c7ety.
a stated quarterly meeting of the Me-
IN chanic Relief Society, will be held at
the Courthouse on Wednesday evening
the 4th August at o'clock.
BY order of the President.
J. S. SCOTT, Sec'ry:
AnOnSt
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$4,000 lbs. first quality old CHEESE
in prime order, for sale by
II. p. COPPER.
August q. lawAw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Matthew II. Rice and Co. has taken that
convenient stand near the Bason, lately oc
cupied by Messrs. Cah8l and Hines. where
they will be prepared to 1ansact business
on commission, andfQ1aEe on storage all
kinds Of country D<odneE.
They also ntsed.lteepipg the best assort-
ment OF GROCERIES that can be procured
which they are determined to sell on the
Cheapest terms, that the present agitated
state OF public affairs will admit Of
Richmond 10Th September 1918. (tf)
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Besides an elegant assortment of Fancy
Goods, lately purchased in Roston, New York;
Philadclphia and Baltimore--among Which are,
Calicoes, Ginghams, English, Scotch, and
real india Muslms very superior to any ever
offered in this market, Thread, Laces, French
CanbricSs, of the most superior kind. Lawns
md Rstupellas Tor Hsndkerchieis, Ribbons
Lace veiis, black and white. extra large, Pick.
net aid Lace sleeves, Silk Hose back & white.
Ladies' Greenoble Gloves long and short, Me-
daiiium, do LevAntine Silk for Pelieces, Wad-
ing tor do Ladies Levautine and Darnask Six
Snawls, Figuered, do. LaSies Corsets, Morocco
I.evantine aud Merino Indispensables AL
which will be disposed of on accommodating
ter rs, wholesale OF retail for cash, or town &C.
ceptsnces, by WM. PATTERSON.
ct ONE HUNDRED KEGS OF SUPEa
R,oR L. & PF. GUN POWDER, ON cons;rn-
ment, Which will DE sold in small parcels 70
suit purchasers.
Oct. IS. s,v
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ppuSs Am NEDIctNrs

PAINTERS, & DYERs' Materials, &c
fESHE SUBSCRIBER. few doors below the
n Bell Tavern, has j1St received, by !ahd
carriage from NeY<York, Baltimore and
Alexandria, full/and well SELECTED assert
ment of
Drugs/an( sledkines;
Hhich he qYdTantsto6e GsEauine u Fresh.
They were ell laid i'll, <@hich will enable
him to sell (sSceptinga few articles) "a,
cheap, for CASH. as such articles were sold
for before the War.
~ BEST SPERMACETI LAMP oil
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,--and one
gross CASTER OIL, also on reasona.
BILE terms.
WILLIAM WEST.
August IS. wifi.
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10y


1he ./oilozpinS is eElracted from q Poem
called "iME HERo OF rae LAKE, b.
lanes Fennei."
Coiumbia~s PEERY's hosors greet,
First conqueror OF British feet.
The dawn displayed the hostile powers;
FERRY beheld them--they were ours.
He bore in dauntess yalor down,
Not seeking titles from crown:
But ploushing deep the parting flood,
For harvests tor his country's good.
AT hrst the unequal war he wased,
With thrice his number close engaged;
Yet see INN firm his ialchlon weld,
With Providence MS only shield;
almost alone upon the deck,
4ie saw his fayorite SHIP L wreck.
The killed and wounded ofhis crew.
The piaaks IN kindred gore bestrcN.
So bravely was the fight sustained,
One Cannon only manned remained;
10 this the noble hero run,
ana heip'd rs tars to work the gun.
10 the last brunt OF the battles hour.
lie urged has soul existing power.
But, valor ineffective there,
a higher post requires his care.
TO gallant Yarnall yields he ROW
HIS SHATTERED but Encoaoue,'d PROV,
win orders to withdraw from strife,
save the wounded sailors LIE
Nhiie hc eInbarks himself, TO shape.
MD showers of canister and grape.
ar!s Sogrse with Gag displayed TO view,
10 Nngara's valiant crew,
heso,y'd on honor's lad to lie
AD fIeath, or weli.earned victory.
HIS hag was hoisted mid the cheer
Of those who brilliant deeds revere
OF true Americans, who toll
But Tor the freedom OF their soil;
connecting, with their home-felt ease,
Determined Freedom Oh the seas.
The order fthe battle changed.
Each plan with nautic skill arranged.
up helms" the gallant hero cries
" HELMS up" the master quick replies
Our vessels now in fight Combine
instant they break the Brush line
STANDARD and larpoard broadsides roar
And well aiind rakIng vengeance pour.
The foe sustaiIi'd the dread assail
Hi contest could no more avail
And they, VINO all the world defied.
Lowerd their cOiors with their pride
One thought may lessen their disgrace,
Nay, even sense OF shame eface
lhey iifd noi TO contend with STAGES,
Iher usual victims ON the SgaVes.
aher Toes we're iOrmed Oh otner plans
1helr cohquerors were-Americans
But PEnRy's glory ends not here:
suDlmtly modes in his sphere,
NO ooastmgs swell MS tale ofjoy,
No studied INES has time employ;
lie Calmly writes in vIctory's hours,
We've seen III fee,, ana they are ours"
Leaving o oth.rs to display
The skill anu yalOr OF Inc day
Content himself, his duty done,
To say, :" thank God, the bltue's won.D
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
BY JOHNSON & WARNER, RICHMOND,
Fox PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
American Artists Manual,


OR
DICTIONARY OF CALKNoWLEGE /;
IN THE.
Duplication Of PHILOSOPHY to the arts and
manufactures.
Selected from the most complete European
systems, with original impro, ements and APP.
propriue,engrAvings Adapted to the use of
the manufacturers OF the United States.
By J.f.lfES CUT,BUSH,
President oil the Columbian Chemical society,
and professor OF Chemistry, Mneralogy,
and natural Philosophy, in St Johns
College, Phil delphia.
IN Offering 20 the public Il work of this ma
ture, the Editor is aware of the responsibility
he undertakes, and of the necessity of con6n
ing himself to such practical Information as will
1 he found of Importance to the growing manu-.
features OF our country.
lie feels Confidence, however, that with the
assistance engaged, he will be enabled TO offer
such fund OF selected and original matter, as
e' M, fail to be of gsssfsfpt,lily.
locations on subjects of,<hs nature, are acknow.
lodged. To manufact frers, however, who are
presumed to be interested in practical know
ledge only, the yaidcrof such works is greatly
diminished y>the multiplicity of theories, tech.
neal terms, and complicated processes, which
they, in general, contain.
II is therefore presumed unnecessary to ex-
patiate on the advantages to be derived from
such publication as is now proposed. The
Importance ofthe late discoveries in chemistry
| alone, and of their application to the arts and
| manufactures, is universally admitted vet il is
| a fact, that the young artist cannot profit b,
| them, without expending much of his time i'm
wandering through Encyclopedias, or poring
over scientific t-eatises, should he be so for.
tunate as TO have &C cess to these expensive pub
locations.
In the present work, while it is intended to
embrace most, if not all, ofthe arts s, lnanufac.
lures, particular attention will be paid to those
| OF Agriculture, Bre wing, Bleaching, Cloth max
my, Spinning, Dying in it's various branches
Farrlery, Gardening, manufacturing OF Glass
Iron, Salt and Saltpetre, Pottery, and all Others
which the situation of our country renders OBJ
jects of primary consideration and Importance
CONDITIONS.
/ This work will be printed in two volumes. octa.
vo 10 contain about ISr Hundred pages each. w;tt
new type, aud on fine paper.
The engravngs, which will be numerous. and II.
Illustrative ofthc most important subjects will be cx.
ecpted in an handsome style.
twill be put To press without delay, and com.
pleted as soon as circumstances will admit The
price to subscribers will be seven dollars in boards
or eight dollars substantially bound, payable on de-
lively.
Those who procure subscriptions for nine comics.
and become accountable for their payment, shall
be entitled 10 one copy for their trouble.
or The tizens viii be waited on in a few DAYS
for their patronage 10 the above work.
Richmond, Oct. 2Sth. G5t1
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II ENsOV AL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have REMOVED their Vendue Office to
the House formerly cc1 led by Mr.. James
Wallace, corner of y. & 14.n streets,
WhereNhey dRI for Sale,
'o'oe 60 ssa SSSSs$SzNa Hnd'. box
10000 Loaf do.kin Rhds. and barrels,
15,0O0lbs. Coffee terces and bags,
10 Chests of ImYeriA and Young Hy-
so Boxes ALH6ny Chocofate,
Pipes w6aga Wine (sdrerior qua
lityC
400 sacks Liverpool Salt,
SO Casks Verdigris,
SIS Pieces Russia Sheetings,
WITR oTBgR ARTIcLgS IN THR
Dry Good and Grocery Line.
MURPHY & SCOTT, v. ms.
Sept. %. I'm.
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NOIICE.--I shall petition the Legis>
~ latore of Virginia az the next session,
Tor leave to ERECT TOLL- BRIDGE
across James Rivff, cIhmefcing on my
land ~ the coun,Y6f CbEster6eld, adjoining
the town OF MfhchsSkeFIbd abutting on
me opposite SIDE <rhereof, the county of
henrIco' where / have obtained land for
the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
sept 20. tptmL