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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
MILLEpcEv1tIE Nov. .

r., w. s.
Ertraef from fhe Minutes ofthc Georgia
Bantist ASSe eia ian Of Churches, convened
az Fixing Creek, Uikks County, the 11th
Och 1913.
The Committte appointed to prepare an
! article exp ressive pf our opinions and feel.
ngs, relative to the state of cur country =
REPORTED, That however unusual il
may appear for us, as I religious BODY to
ntermeddie with the political Concerns of
our country, yet, at this momentous crisis
when our vital interests are ieopardized. Ia
remain silent would indicate criminal in
difference. We therefore, in this public and
solemn manner, take the liberty of saving
that we have long viewed with emotions Of
indignation and horror the many lawles, ac>
gressions Committed on the persons, rights
and property of the people of the United
States, BY the arbitrary and corrupt govern
ment of Great Britain, and its emissaries
And as il has been found necessary to resist
such wanton and cruel outrages by oDpos-
ing force to force.-Resolved unanimollsIv.
that it is the opinion of this Association, that
the present war against G.. Britain and its
depencies is JUST, NECESSARY and IN
ijlSPEGSIBLE. And as we consider eve.
ny thing dear to US and our country, is in
volved III the issue of the war; We solemn.
y H'~NdN wi 9N'fNo W VIC oil
our choice, that we will, by al the means
IN our power, aid IN its prosecution, until it
shall be brought 10 an honorable terminus
ton. And we would eXhort and admonish
particularly the churches belonging TO our
connexion, and brethren and freads in gem
eral, to take into consideration tie com.
mand of cur LORD by his Apostle, TO be
subject to the powers ordained of G. d over
us, and to be Jointly united in the common
causeof Liberty and Independence; to be ex
aHiples to all within cir reach, in pea
ceablc and quiet endurance Of the prieations
and affections " the present war, and bv a
promptness to defend their tiaIated rights.
when called on TO personal serace.-And
cheerfuluess in meeting the accumulated,
though indispensable expenses thereof.-In
all things showing themselves the real
friends OF Liberiy and Religion, by bringing
all 1heIr energies to bear on the measures Of
government, thereby the more speedily un
der God, TO bring about happy termina
ton Of these calamities, by the restoration
OF an honorable and lasting peace.
For that purpose, let our united suppIica-
lions ascend TO the LORD of HosTs. that
he would gracious.y preside over the coun
ellis OF our nation,- BE our SUN and SHIELD.
and cover our Armies aud Navy IN the day
of battle.
ABRAHAM MARSHALL, Moderator.
JESSIE MERCER, Clerk.
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wAsn1xeron Cry. Nov. 10.

The S6th regiment of Infantry lately en-
campsd near this city have marched. CAPS
tain Joseph Hooks company to garrison
Fort Washington on the Potomac captain
Merrick ard Denealc's companies. Of 100
men each. tn garrison Forts vi Olson and
Severn; the residue of the Goth regiment,
under command ofcolonei Carbery. TO win
ter quarters at Fredericktown BARRACKS.
a detachment Of the S8th regiment of 400
men under the command of major Frayley.
will strike their tents on Friday and embark
for Forts Nelson ami Norfolk. The residue
of the 3Sta regimen. understand are To
garrison Fort M'Henry
Near a thousand men of those regiments
have been encamped within mile of the
Capitol, since the first day of Septembe.
and IN thar time org fur men have died.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15

Captain Deaderick aad Company join
ed us this morning with fine brass six
FOUNDER, well mounted, and sufficient
quantity of fixed and loose ammunition for
the campaign.
Our number of Infantry is not yet com.
plete, we yet lack two or three hundred ;
We have heard Of them coming on, and no
doubt they will join us in few days. We
go with determination 20 conquer, and
must not be disappointed. The first two
nights after our arrival here, we had "a
larms by firing of the Centinels. never ware
men better formed or in quicker time in
two minutes we were all in battle array, and
ready charged to meet the enemy if any
one had appeared.
1t is not CERTAIN what our final DISPOSE
tion will be; if the Indians do not meet us,
we shall pursue them wherever they go,
even Pensaco,a.-it is the determination
of the General to put an end to the Greek
War this campaign, and in order to be fl
nal. we must pursue them even into their
hiding places. 80
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LONDON. SEPTEMBER 90.

OBSERVER-OFFiCE-I2 O'CLOCK.
Batttcs before DreScen-,rhorfed defcat
Of Bonaharfe-O ccufotion Y Dresden
on The titles on tie 1871.
WE stop the press to acknowledge he
arrival of a. Eeligoland Mail, with advice
from Hamburg to the goth. & from Altoona
TO the 18th ;-these state that Bonaparte ha-,
wing concentrated his forces in the neigh
borhood of Dresden, series ofsaneiiraru
gemenfs had taken place prior to the
18th, IL which he wasdefeated with immense
loss. That he had retreated in the direc-
ton of Leihsie, and that the Allies entered
Dresden, ON the 18Th. 1t is added, that a
part OF the Grown Prince Of Sweden's Ar
my was on the Left bank Of the Elbe, and
had been very successful. No military &C
counts were permitted To be published in the
Hamburg Papers, nor any foreign Gazettes
circulated.
The above intelligence exactly comedies
with the accounts previously recsived.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
NoRFoLK, Nov.2.

Yesterday the Superior Court finished its
session in Norfolk County; we have only at
present an opportunity Of giving summa-
rS of its proceedings. Cadet Ldrue. for the
murder of his wife, on Saturday the 2ist Of
August last, was capitaily coveted, and sens
fenced to be HUNG on Friday the 10th of
December next-Mr. IazezyeH, counsel for
the prisoner, made very able and ingeni-
US de'ence.-The case of Laurence, the
ccatinel, who shot MIR. Ball at Fort Nelson
in May last, was referred TO another tribu-
nal.--Rasty. for shooting rtilians Shields,
was sentenced to ten years confinement in
the Peniteotiary, as was also Peter Lynch,
for omnitting rape on Mtria Dunn. Sa>
ran johnson. his accomplice, was acquitted:
.9te1ande'' Nc Rae, Esq. from Richmond
was counsel for the commonwealth, and ex-
cited universal admiration and satisfaction
oy the mastery manner in which he con-
Quoted the prosecutions and combatted the
herculean talents of Mr.. TazezveH, who was
generally opposed to him.
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BosToN. Nov G.
LATEST FROM ENGLAMn

" BY the Swedish ship Neptunus from
Liverpool, 81 days London dates TO the es h
% September, have been received-only o,e
Dag later than those by the Erie. IL our pre-,
ceding columns we have given their cor,
tents which are il no way authentic, amount.
ing to nothing but rsborts that a series of
sanSulnary engagements had taken place
before Dresden, in Which the French were
defeated and were retreatng to Leipsic. and
the Allies entered Dresden on ihe 18Th
bepsIc is 40 miles N. i. Of Dresden SIX
days would carry this intelligence to London.
which WOULD be up to the 18th, vet ON the
2oth' nothing official had been received.
Patriot
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that the American troop5 will find comfort.
abr quar'crsin Montreal, theensung winter,
are = p, in the least diminished:
Ertruct ofo tcferfrons an otieerin the ar
Diy.
GRENADIsR ISLAND, Oct. 26.
Here NC are, at the east end of Lake
Ontario, peited daily with the inexhaustible
ra'pS, that seen To be collected and poured
upon us, trohi all helakes and swamps from
thiN '" lake Supericr. We have indeed for
heari month been exposed to such torrents
- YOU have No idea Of in your part Of the
world. In consequence of the bad weather.
our troops from Fort George. and Sackett's
i Harbour, have been scattered every where
along the coast, many having STAYED their
boats but most OF them have now arrived
here.
bus you see how the best plans NAV
De frustrated, or postponed, by the weather.
Gen. Wilkinson had drawn most of the
troops out OF Kingston, up TO the head of the
Lake, and intended to have run down rapid
| ~ ana attacked that place, thus emptied ;
oot me dispersion of our boats by storm,
panied TINS line scheme +; hove, however, it
Is not az te2led. pretend not to know what
new measures. new events may produce, but
seeing that our commander In chief arrived
here after the fine season was gone. rve
! ought NIT 10 e.rhect thar he can overcome ma
TIRE, and 6ring back in zriutcr, the ohhor.u
mics gfsun'mer Had'hispredecessor per-
formed their duties, our army would not
now be shivering on comfor,less Island.
Yet know the general feels the necessity
OF striking blow. and he viii strike when It
| is practicable.
Considering the copious and uninter.
| rupted rains, our troops are healthy and
D If we attack Kingston. after all
iowi''S the enemy SO much time for prepar
alton, anticipate a tremendous Contest
Fresh troops, coming out of warm dry bar
RACKS nave great advantage over wea-
ther beaten army; yet doubt not we shall
De victorious, meet them when or where we
may"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
HELLO GLAND, Sept. Is

Our accounts from the opposite coast con-
tinue to be most satisfactory: All the favor
able reports are in some measure confirmed
by the silerce of the newspapers under
French control. Near Danneberg i'm the
neighborhcod of Lunebourg a corps of 5000
men is said to have been entirely destroyed.
Dresden is also reported to have been ia
ken on the 18th. A victory has been gained
over the viceroy of Italy. Napoleon is con-
hdently asserted to be retreatipg towards
Magdeourg, and corps of the allies acting
on the other side of the Flbe at Hamburg
the inhabitants are In high spirits. they con.
slider their certain deliverance TO be near at
hand. Both Fiume and Trieste are it is said
in possession of the Austrians.
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DOME TIC.
LATEST FROM LAKE ONTARIO.

- 4 80 CAtFFg AFbNs o.
LATEST FROM LAKE ONTARIO.
The subsequent letter from a jealous and
well informed officer, gives us direct inteli
gence from the army under tile command of
gen. Wilkinson, down to Goth October. For
moptrPast. the elements have warred A.
gainst our military operations, and the ex
ecution OF we'll Concerted plan to gain pos
session OF Kingston, at trifing expencc, has
thereby been considerably delayed. Yet.
Notwithstanding these untoward circum.
stances, our hopes ans assured CONVICTION,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
BosroT. Nov. 5.
LATEST, us.

BY the gentlemen, passengers in the chip
Neptune, which arrived Yesterday from En-
Gland. we were favored with f es ofLondon
I'apers to the Goth of September, one dav
later than we were before in tlossessior Of,
From the latest date we copy the folloYinq,
Important Reports. and other inf .rn a io,,.
PaLadium.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
NASHVILLE, Oct %.
LATEST FROM GEN. JACKSON's AR,
NV

MY.
Ertract Of a letter from maj. Sea,ev, dated
Cunt CQgce, Der I'm, 1880 his
Iriehd near .NashViAe, (ren.)
On Wednesday last we crossed the Ten
Hessee, and encamped about two miles A.
boye Ditto's Landing.--We have built and
fortified the Block house at this place as a
deposit for provisions, which will be left un.
der the care of Colonel Perkins and the Ma.
Olson Militia. To morrow, we take up the
line OF march for the frontiers of the Greek
Country; our movements will, for two or
three days he slow, and attended with some
difficulty in passing two mountains, the fair.
hest ten miles dIstant--after we clearit. we
have fine level country to the Goose River.
and shall proceed with considerable speed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
FslREE(N.
INTERNAL STATE orFRANCE.

From tie .lfsnthly .lIagasine, Of August, 1873
II isupwaryls OF ten wears since any correct sc
count oi the internal condition Of France was sub
mttcd to the English nation The works of Mr.
Pmkcrton anh Miss Puintre, are doubtless exsep.
tions to his observation but their representsti-
ons did not favor the prendiccs which the INVENT
ons nj the London newspapers had succeeded in
raising they have been counterasted BY the great
err activity and reiterated mstate msnts of these
newspapers. During this absence 81 all genuine in
formation, we have therefore conceived that we
should perform acceptable service 10 many of
our readers, by collecting some facts from En-
gsh gentleman who has recently returned TO
London after residence OF nearly / years in Pa
ris We believe our informantto be a man of strict
vcracity, should not give publicity To his
statements at the same time they must be left to
speak Tor themselves, and VIC consider that we are
merely Killing up, By means accidentally presented
TO US, an hiatus in the public intelligence, sub
Jects which merit the most serious attention.
According to- the testimony of our infurmant-
" The forces brought together and raised by Ma.
poeon, after his return from Russia, for opening of
the northern campaign of 1915 consisted Of
The cohorts, or militia who volunteer.
ed 10000
Picked troops from Spain, chiefly dis
mounted ervslry, transported in
Wagons 60 200
The eonscription Of 1918 10000
ditto for 1917 10000
The reserve of seven former sonscrip-
ions So,OOn
Veterans from Italy, under Bertrand as,oO0
55S,OQ0
The half of which had crossed the Rhine before
the FIRST c May, forming, with The French troops
then IN Germany, about 100000
"The present French arrsies and forces in active
serve are estimated ms follows:
In Iusa'ia and Silesia $50 600
On the Lower Rhine, under Eckmuhl,
Reuno, and Nandamme 10000
Under Castilipeue, at Wurtsburgh $4,000
Reserve AT the grand depot Mt Meutz,
under Namy $4,000
Under the Niecrpy on the Ad'ge 4ooOe
Under Spchet, and in Catalonia SSOOO
Under Jondsn in Navarro $4,000
Under Folk Klein Biscay 5000
In Dantzie, Rome, Naples, aud various
garrisons $4,000
$4,000
In reserve, training, and in different
parts of France I5i 600
Effective French army 100000
FRENCH ALLIES
Contingents uf the Princes of the Con-
Federation of the Rhine, in Saxony
and Bavaria GO ono
Danes on the Lower Rhine, &c. $1,000
Spaniarrs in Catalonia, Sc. 5000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
HAAsURG, Aug. %.

The following notice has been published
here 1.-THE Director of the Customs in
forms MesSieurs the Hsnseatic Depart
ment, that Director General of the Customs.
by letter dated the 2lst inst. apprises aim.
that his Majesty the Emperor has permitted
the Introduction of certain quantities of CO.
lonial produce at Hamburg and Bremen, viz.
at Hamburg 5000 metric quintals of Amer
ican cotton. 5000 do raw or clayed sugar,
5000 do coffee. 1900 pepper. and 1000 do.
tea: and at Bremen, 1000 do. Am. cotton,
5000 do. do. sugar, 1ooo do coffee. goo do
pepper, and 1000 tea. These articles NAV
enter France through the Custom-Houses of
Cologne and Mentz. The period allowed
Tor the importation at Hamburg and Bremen
will extend only to the Ist of Nov next, and
that for the admission into France. by the
way of Ceiogae & Mentz to the LIST Jan. IA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
81 Receiped, aud for sale az This O6fct
An Elegant Portait
FWlv ofthe ever to be lamented
Captain James Lawrence.
Land for Sale.


TIE subscriber wishing TO remove TO the
western country,.is DESTROYS of disposing Of his
Plantation, lying near MiCheaux's Tavern. in
Powhatan county, situated in healthy and a.
greeabie neighbourhood he will sell fur bun.
dred and fttyfour acres, moEe or less, together
with moiety of the Cedar/Grove Mills, on the
sad plantation The MiVhas been newly re.
built from the Pitt Geer<o the Hopper Boy. &
IS in complete manufacturing order /; It has eve.
Iry advantage as to itsf ituaiion, it lies within
half a'mile of the Ge1Eto & buckingham Roads.
where all the produce Of the upper countrS
passes II is also within omies of James Riy-
er, and within miles of Appomattoz River, &
within 81 miles Of the City Of Richmsnd.-IIe
deems 1t unnecessary to give more particu.
lar description, as 10 doubt, persons dispoged
to purchase, will personally view the premises.
Lands IN The Ohio ale would be taken in part
payment ofthe purchase, fine terms could be
agreed on, and the balance would be expecfed
in cash, or approved paper at short dates.
MN. GRAYES.
Fo"ha'an' l@th NOV I'm
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PErEnsRuRc, Nov. -.

- ASh1DIhNT WILL ~ E.ERS.S
These gallant and patriotic young men, BAY
ing served their tour, and been honorably dis
charged, are fast returning to their homes and
former associates. Three ofthem reaclIe ID town
on Tuesday last, and nearly all the rest, wa
understand, are on the way, by different routes.
and may b. shortly expected to arrive. with
the e. ception ofCapt McRAE, the Nc mbers of
the Company generally 1--WE are pleas Il to
learil) enjoy good health.
The homage Of orr grateful respect is GER.
taniy due 10 men, who, from mo-, ives the most
pure and dsinteres,cd, left all the soft endear-
mems. OF polished society. the parental fire
side, and the milder pursuits of civil life, 10
breast the shock ofsayage war, and to e, conn.
ter FOR their country l,ar,lships. w!..cb IS ~;
vidHgf interest were alone scncerned. might
have appalled, the stouteSt OF them The most
hearty Welcomes We are confident, nil greet
them --honors be shewn theo-and they will
. IN the universal esteem and GRATITUDE of
their countrymen, the sweetest reward which
value can receive.
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There are corrobating accounts rs Is the
Killing OF fEcUMsEH at the battle of the Mo-
I ,. towns, but the fact has not yet been
distinctly ascertained The Iele0rabbe ~
georgetown CKen states that Col. johnson
del .tely shot the Indian Chief Wi h his prs
,oi' The same paper SAYS, that Col. Johnson's
morse after receiving eight balls, still lived to
AXE himfrom among the Savagcs through the
swamp to place more secure, and immediately
Died Col. johnson was recovering fast OF his
wounds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15

ST. PETERSBURG, July ~.
Along with the Prussian volunteers, under
MAJ. LuTzow, arc also Tyroles and a
mong them Andrew Hoffer, son of Andrew
Ioffers who was shot as also Henry Palm.
son of the bookseller Palm, who was shot at
Erlangen.
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MALrA, July 81.

MALTA, July 81.
by vessel from LISA, IN IL DAYS, intel
lIgence has been received of a landing hayinp
been made from the British squadron in the
Adriaticy at Fieume and Porto Re.
to the 9th Sept.
The rumours in England as to our Envoys
IN Russia, were very contradictory bnt il
IS believed they remained at 81. Petersburg.
1t was thought the British were willing to
negotiate directly, but not through third
Capt. BROKE, ofthe British frigate Shan
non, has been created Baronet by the
Prnce Regent. Gen. HIsLoP, who was on
board the Java, has also been created Bar.
cnet.
The British have of Naval Officers 22e
Admirals, SS4 Captains, 651 commanders,
1867 Lieutenants.
Mr. ScoTT and Mr.. SouTHRY are the Po-
et Laureate Candidates in ENGLAND. 1t is
expected the latter gentleman will be ap.
pointed
A son of the late Touissiant Power
ture, of st. Domingo, is in London. and an.
uerstood TO be preacher of talents.
Inc men detained of the crew of the Ar.
gus, were said TO have belungetl To the Ma
cedouian but the boatswain aupot swear 70
any of them.
u was reported in, England, that Mr.
kEMBLK, of the Theatre, was coming to
the Onied States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15

'hat,he American troops viii find comfort.
abr quar'crsin Montreal, theensuing winter,
are ot in the least diminished:
Extract otG tcterJron, an o6fcerin the ar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15

hf4NCl1 ALLIES
Contingents nf the Princes OF the Con-
Federation of the Rhine, in Saxony
and Bavaria
Danes on the Lower Rhine, &c.
SpaniarSls in Catalonia, Sc.
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NOTICE,
March 8

NOTICE.
A THOUGH have already from
n sense OF my duty to the world)
said sufficient to cause capt. Ihcophilus
Bowie to be viewed with contempt, l
sti. deem it my duty to put true
light on the cause al MIR Ball having
settled with him, as published in the
,.iezapdria Gazette Of yesterday by
publishing pat of letter trom Mr..
VIM. Ball, undcr late of the 18TH inst.
Bede Clements.
Part Of Mr.. Balls Letter.
have this Gay settled with Captain
Bowe, re making me right to his ono
third Vi the Schooner, by passing re-
ceipt. in full, finding could prove re-
hing of lis rasoality TO me but the last
Fl eight and knowing when his conduct
is maze known, that no honest person
will employ him.
(signed) VIM BALL.
Bede Clements.
April 81 81
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Public Sale.

THE Subscriber will positively sell,
on the second Tuesday in May next at
Port Tobacco, (being thesdiy the Or
pb,n'. Court is keld) to the highest
bidder. twelve likely NEGRO MEN
WOMEN, and amongst chem IS very
valuable Carpenter.
Jerrard Robertson.
April 81. az
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CMo. 1888

joseph H. Vaudeville,
King Ssreef near the River,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
30 hhds. and 100 bis. .Orlean. and
Mnscavado Sugars.
90 quarter chests and boxes Gun.
powder. Imperial, Young Hyson,
Tyson Skin & Souchong TEAS,
latest importation, and superior
qha!ity,
10000 ID. loaf and lump Sugar,
Is puncheons Sd and 4th proof
Rum,
10000 10, green and white Coffee in
tierces, bags and barrels.
5000 do. best Goshen Cheese in
casks,
10000 do common N. England do.
5000 do. Pepper and Pimento,
8 pipes best 9TH proof Cosnae
Brandy,
2 do, best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
80 hhds. good retailing Molassss,
400 gals. old Peach Brandy,
500 do. old Rye Whiskey,
500 do. Cherry Bounce,
l2o bis. common Whiskey,
pipes, s half do 80 or. Casks,
20 half Or. do. Madeira, TeHe.
rife, Lisbon, Port and Malaga
WINES-warranted genuine,
SO kegs single, double and treble
F. Gunpowder,
1000 ID. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do. spermacesi, mould & dipt
Candles,
so do. boxes and half boxes Spa
nish Cigars,
$50 resms wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 bsies spinning Cotton,
S hhds Copperas,
do. roll Birthstone,
1000 ID, SIT Petre,
200 nests Wooden Ware,
1000 ID. RID Soal Leather,
so dozen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassis, pimento,
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles,
Wine and Cider Vinegar, white Shaw
ing Soap, Ground and Race Ginger,
Glauber Sal:s, American Cigars, best
Spanish Indigo, Nader, Soft b Hard
Shelled Almonds, Muscadel, Bloom &
cask Raisins, fresh Figs and Prunes,
Hamilton's and Garrel,'s Snuff in bot.
ties, Gun Fiints, Hair Sifters, Alum,
Fig Blue, best Cavendish, small twist
and Pigtail Tobacco, Beeswax, few
well cured Tongues and Hams, Bed.
cords, Traces, lines, &c. sc.
ALSO,
so tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 do. Cadiz do.
leo bushels Blown and Ground AL.
lum do in bulk and Sacks,
5000 Id. Seine Irvine,
80 bushels fresh Clover Seed.
AND
Best S, fine Flour by the barrel.
March %, IT,
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l .s good terms as
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Tnrtg Merchants ana
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$50 received a ge-
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