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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
WASHINGTON CRY. Sent. q

WASHINGToN CRY. Sept 8.
short time. since one of the fac tious ed
itors OF Bostsn, asserted that he was prepar
ed to prove the profered mediation of
Russia to be the unauthorized act of the
Russian Minister.
This we unequivocally denied, and called
Tor the proofs. Instead of producing them,
the Boston editor evades our demand, and
oac&s out otthe dilemma into which his eff
frontery had placed him, by answering
We shall let tie matter rest here till We
see proper moment TO bring the facts be
tore the public" This was % more than
we expected being we'll convinced there
was not shadow OF truth in the allegation.
But no sooner does detection drive these
champions of faction from one SANDER than
they fly to another with all the facility Of
experienced vice. In the very paper which
contains what may be taken as a relinquish-
ment OF the former charge, the same edit
or has the hardwood to make the following
asse rson:
We aver that Mr.. Daschkoff made his
first verbal overture to Mr. Madison on the
18th OF January, which Mr.. Madison then
declined"
Pow without wasting words upon one
who must be as incapable of shame as he is
OF candor. it will be sufficient to say that
this charge is merely repetition of what
was stated on the floor of Congress, BY fed
raj member during the last session, and
which was soon afterwards repelled by
Mr.. Eppes in the most positive manner.
Mr.. Eppes' contradiction has not been oues
toned from any respectable quarter; and
we win merely add that the assertions as
reiterated by the Boston Editor IS Utterly and
entirely false. Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
FROM THE pATD,0 1gP'e"Oer 4

Lac ana lnlP7rtant .NeTc8 IT0m France.
The sch'r Sabine Qctter of marque) Capt. James
Barnes, arrived at Gloucester yesterday morning.
IN 90 days from Naniz franco with valuable
cargo OF French goods The following intelIgene .
has been collected from the Captain and passengers
FROM TIE ARMIES.
The Emperor Of France was at Dresden--tbe Ar
pnisuce had been prolonged to the middle of August
ESQ days ongcr) Private letters from Paris stated
the empress was to proceed TO Mayence 10 reioin
the Emperor.
The English had taken Passage port in the
North OF Spain, and had 5ombarded SAINT Sebasti-
ais.
AMERICAN MINISTER
July 18th, the u ). brig Argus arrived at L'Ori-
ent. with the American Minister, MIR. Cra,vfo d.
having captured and sunk the British privatecr (for-
1nerly Anne rioan schr) King OF Rome
Com RODGERS had been heard from of Der.
gen ~ Norway, and the English papers stated that
t~o OF their frigates had passed up the Channel in
pursuit of him
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
Extract ora letter, dated bE,y o..

Inc Mortars have arrived at Colonia,
we hear Tat good will had been restored
between the tro lps. &c on the other side of
the river; tha the siege of Monteyiedo is
following with great vigor."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
NoRToLX. September z.
THE ENEMY GONE OUT.

Three ships and three brigs remained az
anchor in Lynhaven Bay yesterday at sur
down; the rest of the squa Grou being then
under way and standing out of the Capes
On the 8th OF June last small sloop cal.
led the Butler. of New Bedford, Samuel
robey, master, with cargo Of Indian mea
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
Gen. Claiborne 70 Col Hqayki,.

LON sIGBY, 14ih August.
Last month party OF about ao6 ind;-
ans, headed by M'Queen, visited Pcnsa acc,
Ia with las 1t Is said and belieyed1 an ' ordcr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

sept. q.
Extract eFa letter from Fort George, dated lug
90.
"The attack of the 2Sd inst was made by the
whole OF the enemv's force; with the intention no
doubt, should he fail in attempt upon our en-
I trenchments, to draw us INTO the woois General
Williams with part of his brigade advanced some
distance into ihe pla hut it was considered mex.
ped'ent to allow him to pursue into the woods.
" e heet IS hourly expected, with gen. WiIkn
son on hoard. The enemy's feet has lor some DAYS
been lowering Oft this coast
Extract Of letter o.n an officer of tie nort-.v,s-
tern arm. dated atheal-7uariers. Seneca form
ing. %, 1878.
''We shall embark before the 18th of september
with upwards OF Eve thousand troops, regulars aud
militia. 3"
Extract Of a letter from IN ?f7ccr in conmand ON
Lake Ontario, TO his friend ~ Mic city, dated
"Sackesfs Rarbor, .4tg. 27.
Gone osthc ulois and some Of the men from Mr..
Trants vessel vho was taken in orr late reneontre
with sir jones Yco, have arrived here they made
their escape from III gstOu. add brought Oft their
guard with t'em. The pilot states thar our FIRE in
that instance proved very destructive aud that the
Wolfe (SrJNmes flag ship) was very much cut TO
pieces. They conid not ASCERTAIN the loss of men,
because the prisoners we're hurried below IS soon
rs they came on board, and were not permitted 20
come on deck untl al was clear the morning after
tic aCtiOn Tie the British officers sneak LivI
y o. our coudust on that ,son, & Of he dcspcra
vIrr Of Trant and Deacon, although in their official
account they have thought proper to give q differ
en- construction. We says hat Mr.. 1rant did not
surrender until witlin hall pistol shot The enemy
then told Gm to strike or they would sink him Ills
answer was, " fire away, am loading my two iong
IoHs, which he did and ~ THAT situation fred his
guns double charged, with great affect. 1t. Dea-
con with perseverance, not to be surpassed. tack
cd and run down their line, and would have escap.
cd, had not the vessel unfortunately cut away
his halyards add rigging in such a way rs 10 leave
hlm 4 more unmanageabe wreck. Eckiord (thc
master buiider) his built ard launched new schr.
o. 3i8 tons IN 81 days. She is now ready { pro.
coed with as on our crnisc, and trust IN God be-
fore we return, we shall have better luck than we
have had Sir James mus, look TO 1.-THE winds
will not always favor him. -
" Com. Chauncey did not sail on the Goth ult.
but on the 18th We have letter from Sackctt's
Hsrbor Of the batter date, which says the feet is
now getting under weigh"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

from British General i, Caansa to the
Governor OF that place To furnish the sava-
yes with all the munitions vt war and the
1lct is. that a thousand pounds of powder,
lead, iliuts and other articles in due proper
ton, were accordingly furnished The march
ot the Indians and the object of their Journey
leing understood here, spies were sent to
PENSACOLA to ascertain the extent and sue
ress ct the application /; on the return OF the
spies, Col. Caller assembled about 1870 men
and marched to intercept the party OF their
"eturn 20 the nation. On the 9th ul,. on
! the T.. side of Alabama and waters of E.s
Gambia h. fel! in with and gave battle to the
Muscogees. The fight was handsomely
| maintained for some time on both sides, aud
at the moment when victory was about TO
declare in favor of Col. Callers party, from
| some unaccountabie cause, and without au-
thority junior officer cried out Retreat 90
lit passed through the whole line, and not
withstanding the eXertions of Col. Caller
It was impossible to rally the militia the
enemy were left masters of the field. Col.
Caller lost two men killed and ten men
wounded, 1t is supposed the enemy's loss
| was much greaters as they fought for some
time uncovered ana much exposed. Indeed,
! several without arms came out within half
gun shot shaking and making uncommon
gestures all shot down. This they have
| been told by their Prophets would have the
! effect to shake the guns out OF the hands O.
| the whites, or SO eff CT their nerves as to
render Harmless their fire. They found the +
mistake and acted more cautiously towards
the close OF the action The party brought
oft ami DESTROYED considerable part OF the
| Governors present. The half breeds fought
well. Two Indians have been brought in
as spies"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
AMERICAN MINISTER.
DOMESTIC.
MILLEDcEvILLE, Sept. 4.
EXPEDITION.

" Between and 5000 troops are now
on the frontier, but their departure thence
rs uncertain. The express TO Gen. Floyd.
offering him the command of the expedition.
has not yet returned. 1t is looked for TO
morrow. Col. Hawkins will set out in dav
or two for the Agency, and viii be follow,
ed Immediately by small detachment of
Regulars for the defence Of that place. A.
predatory warfare, with various success
is still carried on by the adverse parties in
the nation. Not long since, M'Intosh with
about 375 Of his followers plundered and
destroyed the town where M'Oueen. ovbo
heads the fanatics, has for some time lived
Alexander Cornelis, leading Chief. has
gone TO Cowetan to press the friendly Indi.
ans to make battle, and to give assurances
that supplies of provisions, OF which they are
IN great need, will be sent them without de-
lay. We understand that it is the intenti
on OF the Prophets and their adherents TO
stack tf state, Tennessee and the setle
ments on IOmbigby, at the same time
They will no doubt be foiled i'm all tbese
attempts as Gen. Claiborne is az R,gbv H.
weakest and most exposed part, win con
siderable force.
The following extracts 81 letters give
more complete & satisfactory sceounf than
any heretofore received Of the late battle
with the Indians on their return from Pen
sacoia, and contain oiher Interesting narti.
cnlars not before published.
Gen. CIdibeT71e 30 COL Hazvkiss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
VIRGINIA. ARGUE
RI CT N o Nd:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.

The Secretary of State left Washington
City ON Sunday the 18th inst. for his residence
IN this commonwealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

The tory papers are laboriously engaged
IN proving that EJfUafe letier IS a LtbGc
oHe' because the man - whom IL vas adj
dressed was IN pubic Office. According
20 the'r arguments, sccretarsSof state can.
"a no occasion, receive hriVaf letter, be-
cause you cannot separate a man and he
dignity. But by Their leave, the dis,mct,on
res, not IN the personal or titujar ad4res,
put IN the character which the wr,t,r ,,.,es
70 his communication. Gen. Curreau's let-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

Two vessels arrived at New Haven on
Friday morning., who were spoken by the
squadron, and informed tina: New Haven
was not and would not be blockaded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

Mr. Secretary Jones has given to the Fe-
oeral Republic IN very suitable appellate,
on 1e caiis 1t The " common sezUer" In
speaking ct chat print would It not be well
Tor the republican editors TO adopt the tl,ie
IL Is certainly much more descriptive than
. Federal Rcy ubncan"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

u Com. Chauncey did not sail on the Goth u
but on the 25th. We have letter from Sackett'
Hsrbor Of the batter date, which says, the feet
now getting under wei yh."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

motive OF the interests Of class Of spectators with
whoa ~ Governments are the same Let this rn.
nous uafhe--this barter of principle for gain be
stopped, nnd We nsy then, but not till then, ex-
poet our affairs TO go on successfully. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

What asses the London folks must b. :
IS stated ~ the late news, wa Erince. th
Admiral Warren is 10 be recalled beca,
ne had suffered our irkates, the Preside
ina Yong eos, Tn pa t. sea. they mast
leluded past redemption, who can belle
mat Warren or any other ADMIR-. Ct
blockade our coast as totally to prevent
5ress and ingress. The whole British M
;ould not Go II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
Board of Hea til,
Augxst IS, 1918.


ORnERED, Th2t the n.nCers ~
his Board undertake to scratinize tho
various portions OF the town Tor tho
discovery OF nuisances, according 10
the to lowing arrangement.
Alexander Mackenzie, east OF Faii-
fax and south of Prince ST eets.
VIM Patton, west oil Fairfax, south
of Prince, and cast of Saint A.4ph
streets. -
Thomas Janney, west Of St. Asaph,
and south Of Prince streets -
Bryan Hampson, east OF Fsirfax be.
tween King and Prince streets.
John l. oyd, vest Of F.iriax, cas-. Of
Columbus, between King & Prince
streets
John Roberts, west of Columbus,
between King & Prince streets
Andrew miessp, east OF Fairfsx,
* north of Kiug Streets
George Deneale, west Of Fairfax,
north OF KiEs, AID cast Of Columbus
street.
VIM. S. Moore, west Of Columbus
and north of King street
JOHN ROBERTS, President.
Angus "a -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

and preparations made for it afterwards.
This has been their course in relation to
our present war and it il justified BY
thu Intelligencer,wbcD he boasts that the
republicans "did not sell off the rem.
nant of the navy which the federal a6.
ADMINISTRATION handsd over TO them, bu,
cherished it (how y 40 the leaoen Of a
navy to be created when the exigenc,
should require it" Tha: is, they KEEP,
this remnant" without adding to it,
but suffering it to be diminished, until
they declared war against the greatest
naval power in the world.
". York Com. ddpertiser.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
lust Received for sale
b. ANTHONY RHODES,

81 ANTHONY RHODEo,
Boxes Of Domestic Goods, con..
aiming Bedticking. Sh' mbrays. Cings
ans, Plaid. md Stripes Snawfs
,otton Threads. few pieces Of hns
,ualitv S.tine,ts mixed colors, black
md elr7b colored super6ne Cloth, cot.
ron Shifting
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's 6ne and coarse
Shoes "
Mems fine and coarse Hats
saddles AID Trunks
20 kegs OF first quality Chewing To"
baccc, cong Twist
20 kegs Of Pearl-Ash
20 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries 40
usual. June -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
VAL LIABLE PROPEKI \
FOR Sale.

WITH view to the purchase Of
~ Lands and the more extensive
propagatiun ~ McriDo fiucks, nffer fo'
sale the following Real Estate. clear Of
every species of ipcumbranee, viz -
No. |. a cemmodiouS two story
Brick Dwelling, with basement stnr.
for Offices, and the extensive back build
ings nov FINISHING, opposite the princt
Dal from. Of the new Courthouse in the
CITY Of Baltimore.
N, 2. A large three story brick dwell
ing with basement story for Offices, sc.
SC. in the city of ssbington, OH New.
jersey avenue. a small distance south OF
the capitol and nearly opposite the
Washington bank. This is perhaps tie
most substantially built dwelling house
in the city
No. 3. A convenient and eiigibly ST.
tuated Two Story Brick Dwelling with
basement story calculated for nfficcs.
SC. and handsome, well enclosed gar
den attached thereto, on the corner OF
LIST and B streets in the city OF Wash
ington, short di. ance north orthe CAPT
toll, lately in the occupancy OF Judge
Thurston.
NJ 4 Lot No. II; icing an ex:er-
siye Water Lot OF tie Eastern Branch,
b.low the No,y YArG. in square sos b Of
square Ne. 667, in the city Of w shing.
ton
No S. 500 acres Of well ,isbered and,
possessing several f mill seats on a
beautiful stream, in Harbaugh's gap. 2
miles from Mechanics Town in F. EIDE.
rick county.
For view of No. !, apply to NJ.
Christian Baum, carpenter. now work
ing at the same.
Fra view Of Nos 2 8 and 4. appl,
| to Hen Ipgle, T. 9. my ag nt es "Ipg
| on Capitol Hill, in the CITY Of Washing
tn.
For No S, apply to the subscriber
| who will treat on liberal terms for The
sale Of my part Of the above pr'pert,-
| IF not. sold Il private sale previous to
the Ist Of DC, next, It will, between
that and the 10Th be offered at public sale.
Matthew Brown.
| Montevino, August
e. For Sale, 100 Shares
Reister's Town turRplke road slo k.
! ALSO.
| 100 ricces of common, 6ne spd ,u.
per6:e NARROW AND BkOab
| CLOTH at fr9m 80 to $50 dolia' 5
| nsr piece 90 OF which are DOW resd
| fsr delivery and the residue IN greet
forwardness, and may be finished foI
the merchant in 30 days.
] August IS. il.w4t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

we're m. on hoard an old slcop, and
landed next day at Chatham. 1t was
said the Matilda had only Is men
left when they left her, and was
hound home-she had in 60. one of
the II. Island Packets. with cargo
Of -four aud ,corn, from New York,
which she had captured near Point
Judith. a.
Sloop Sakey, Of Newburyport.
bound on a maekerel voyage. has
been captured and burnt by the
Broke priyateer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
Fm,fax Races.

r HE Jockey Club Races will com.
1 msnce on 1huisdsy the 23d Jay
OF September, over handsome course.
Tn. subscriber feels Jusuhed la say.
ing that, from the great number OF
horses that will be here there will 10
great sport
On saturday the 18th, Purse for
the Gate mohey, free for any horse,
mare or gs'dirg--ketch r.ders-tw o
rounds to heat snd repeat, making one
and hall miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars. -
Persons disposed to rent Booths can
do so by application
John Maddux,
Proprietor of the Courss.
Fairfax . eos"'As gu Va : DIR
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
80 Dollars Reward.
Ran away

From the subscriber, .iving near MI.
i.eburg, IN the first OF April last, q
Negro Man Named u ANlEL, who cslis
himself DaGiel Chavers. fseis about
% years oil age; feet 10 in chcs hiahs
md very geD,eelly made for slave
Of black complexion has small scar
between his eye brows his upper fore
:-eth rather vide apart; has pleasing
ountenance,- and is apt TO smile when
pokcn to he processes to be baptist,
rays very well, and have no doubt
low attempts TO preach 1t is pre-
umed he will endc .vor TO obtain en-.
,ioy as waiter or cook, having beer &C"
os,omati to- both Whoever will Sc
ure said srave m an, jail so that ! get
I'M again shall receive the above re- I.
ward. and i! brought home all reasona-
Ole expences pad.
Robert Brown.
July 10 2awtf 82s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

I'm act SUPPLEMENTARY TO the acts hereto
fore has:ed on The su6ject Of MAI u
RALIZATION.
re il enacted, &c. That persons re-
sident within the United States, or the
territories thereof, on the 18th day ti
June, 1919, who had before that day
made declaration, according to law, OF
their intentions to become citizens Of the
United Staiess or who, BY the existing
laws Of the United States, we're, On Iha
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
Gun.PoWder.

THE Subscribers offer for sale at tho
Franklin Pewter Mills near Bl.dens-
burg and At tile Store of Siull 10 Will.
ms in Georgetown, GUN-POWDER
" every description, Warranted 10 be Of
hyperion quality.
From the great expence and trouble
Inch they have IN, urred to make their
Powder good, they hater themselves
hey will pTet with encourage, ent
Persons residing in the several ceun-
uesiD the adjscent sistes, who sre in tho
habit Of vending Powder, can be sup
Piled on the most lbsral terms. Or
de,s from distance viii be ppnctuslIy
attended 70. The Powder carefully put
up IN light casks and fsrw arded without
delay.
Gyogson, Stall e W'Riisms.
Georgetown, Aug. IS- 90. siaw I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
BUFFALO, August 10.

II Prediey.-Last week a Mr.. Fisher
~as i'll this village with son. aged about
5 years, which weighed last May ll9
los and probably now weighs so lbs
The child is properly formed, reads We
~ well, and appears 70 have good intel
lects II he continues his growth, un'l'
manhood, be will make second Lam.
bert.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25
. ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, Aagnsf IS.
"ro sHKw
,rns VERY AeE & BODY OF THE rInH
MS FORM AND PRESSURE"

Brig Gen. BLOC MFIELD arrived in
this city Oh Thursday evening, 10 take
the command Of so much of the 5th mi
litary district as includes the district oil
Columbia and Maryland Intel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

Grand Total, 2sa,o7s 56,l63 2s3,2ss
In fighting and ia r-hoymg, MASSA-
CHUSETTS holds the frs, rank bat
in the article Of sovernng she bows
9Th. humble submission to Old VlR-
,GlNIA-Saiem Gag.
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NORFOLK, ADJUST 81.

NORFOLK. August 81.
Latest from tie enemy.-There re.
NAMED in Lynhaven Bay, last evening,
only the Piantsgenet and brig; t'l-
gate went up the Bay yesterday alter
noon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

~ The Intelligencer of YESTERDAY,
co.,tains the official account OF the late
rencontre on the Lake. We shall pub
iish it tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

Is, 900 lbs. first quality old
ChtESE in PRIME order
For sale by
A. P. Cover.
8 mo. I'd. law4v.
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INTERESTING STATEMENT.

The following schedule shews the
number of troops furnished by each CO.
iony or state during our struggle tor In
dependence. VIZ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

day entitled to become citizens without
making such declaration, may be admit
ted to become citizens thereof, notwith
standing they shall be alien enemies Al
the times and in, the manner prescribee
BY the laws heretofore passed Oh that
subject Provided, That nothing here
in contained shall be taken or construed
o interfere with or prevent the apPre
tension and removal, agreeahly to law,
Of alien enemy, at any time previous to
the actual naturalization of such alien.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-25

Gentlemen who arrived in last nights
Eastern Myii;Slage, report, that the brig
Henry, arrived a; Salem Yesterday alter
noon from Halifax, having on board the
bodies of the late Capt James lawrence
a"d Lieut. Ludlow. They did not lean
the passage Of the Henry, nor hear OF
any news by her. She has been absent
but eleven days Boston Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06
alRoPosALs BY Bsria,nin T..nrer q J.l,ues

PROPOSALS by Beyauin Tanner 6 James
Il Wesster, for publishing by subscription, II
PRINT, representing the engagement bet ween
the American Frigste United States, Commodore
Decatur, and the British Frigate Macedonian Cap
tain Carden-From original Picture by M Tho.
mas Birch, Fellow of the Society of Artists OF the
United States, and Pennsylvania Asade,ncian-from
details of the action given by CommaSore Decatur.
CONDITIONS. =,
The rropo,ed print shall he engraved in the hes,
style, by b. Tanner, Fellow Of the Society OF Artists
of the United States.
ches.
Price TO aubssriber- will be seven dollars fifty
cents, plain and ten dollars cooured.
TlsetdtonaI price for framing and glazing, in a
handsome style, will be fourteen dollars.
To non-subscribers the price viii he eight dollars
fifty cents, plain, andeleven dollars coloured
The publishers respectfully the public that
they will spare expense 20 make the work worthy
of their attention. Most probably the print will be
ready for delivery early in the ensuing spring
The above engraving Will be companion to-the
print of the engagement between ihe Consti;utun
and Guerriere new publishing by james Webster
UJ- The copyright occurred.
February IL. Iawsm