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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
(signed)
JAMES sTRoUD
Affirmed and signed before me, this 10th
IL. s. November, 1912.
SAMUEL STERRETT,
Notary Public. Balfimoro.


9Th. Edw. Marr'iall, of New Castle county. state
of Delaware, being solemnIy affirmed TO speak he
truth declares and says, lhat he is about forty eight
years OF age and instructed in the business of
millcr carly life, aud purxued the same generally
his profession that alt tire years 1885 or 1856
this aiirmanTs fatheI1asked this ,firmant what he
thought Of a machine tirl would take nm the flour
fast it ground, 10 which this aiirnsnt an
swered that he thought it impossible wien AFR
mants father replied that Oliver Evans said he had
invented such machine. lie says this is thefrst
time he ever heard of the eevator-----that aEt,ur
this time James Stroud, who rented the lower mill
OF VIM. Il James Marshall, and noar 10 the mill OF
aifrmants father, said lac had found cut the prnci-
pie of the elevator, aud supposed il to be Oliverl
vans plan, ADD this aiiirmant assisted in making
according to such discovery that at the frst ;E
did not work WELL but IL was altered so ms 10 an
swer better. The aifirnant SAWS that after making
such elevator, Samuel Stroud invented Lonne,
boy which trial did answer the intended pnr.
pose. That this afIirmant then altered the mach-
merry Of said Samuel Stroud, but still il would nor
answer al the purposes required although mucn
improved he says that he never saw a peT.ct hon.
perboy before Oliver Evans plan, and he veriiy
believes as he always hath done, that the sd Oh
Evans, is the original and true inventor Of the
hopper boy new commonly in use aud he also be-
lievcs that the said Oliver Evans Is the first inventor
Of the elevator nov Likewise N common use in mills
Tor manufacturing hour.--The afhmant furthcr
says that his father paid To- Oliver Evans certain
sum for the privilege of using his elevator and hon
perboy, in the lower mill belonging 10 his sid IA
thcr, the receiptf2r which now is o. lately vas in
the possession of tbs sfiirmant' brother.
Signed,
EDw. MARSHALL.
Affirmed and signed befo me the 10Th N0gern.
I =" % L.. 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
SAMUEL sTERETT,
Notary Public, Baltimores

10th. The following certificate was furnshcd.ts
Oliver Evans without his previous knowledge or e.
quest, but from the Spontaneous motion o. the per-
sors who signed it, Tor the purpose Of Correcting
some inadyertent expressions which had bee 1,
drawn e. on them BY The persons nan ed IN IT, T.
has been affirmed to by MIR James Stroud, in PHI
lsdelphia, in the absence Of MIR Edward Mar.
shall
iSfamtor, Ne-o Castic County, Del Jan %, 1918.
This Is 90 certify that on the 5th day Of Jsnuary.
instant, Isaac M'Pherson, Samuel Stroud and Tho-
mas Wetherepoon called on us 10 certify that Sam
uel 5trond statement ofSthe mill machinery was
correct s. prepared acer ia tie for TO sign viii
after some alterations We dir sgii, - ng done
(ceHclHded ia tie iqsf P9gF -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

Terfey, mutt OF courfe have the ces-
tines of the Union in their hands.
The Eaftern States, indeed, will be
very little regarded by the Admins
tration during the continuance OF the
war. They are confidered as u''al-
eerably oppoied to the prefent fyitem,
and nothing will be done to conclii-
ate them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
EMrtfrntb Gongrffs... .2d Sffuon
YoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY. DEC 6

The Speaker (Hon. Henry Clay OF
kentucky took the chair at few
minutes after IL o'clock.
1t appearing that majotity of the
whole forming a quorum thereof, was
prefent, the Speaker announced the
readnefs of ,he Houfe to proceed 70
buinels.
The following new members were
qualified and took their feats:
From Pennsylvania, Daniel Udree,
I'm the place of Mr. Hyneman reign
ed) and Edward Crouch, lin the place
of Mr.. Gloninger, refgned
On motion of Mr.. Findley, a mes
faye was fent to inform the Senate,
that the House had formed quorum
and were ready to proceed to buInefs.
A menage was received from the
Senate, informing the houie of their
being formed, and ready to proceed
TO buGnefs. -
A Joint comnittee was then APP
pointed, conGltihg of Mr. Findley and
Mr., Stockton, lon the part of this
Houfe to infomfghc PRECEDENT of the
U States that boz .Houlcs were for
med and ready to receive his eommu-
nication
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

Let the following facts answer 'ae
CUES ion whether Col l.. by this very
extraordinary and unaccoun'aoie p'V
ceedufe, manifested any desire wda'e''
er 10 conclliate or accommodate
whether his whole conduc' has Dol oe'"
ola hostile nature, calculated to diseou'
age the militia and 10 prevent their Co
operation in The "Conmon Defence
In consequence of this conversation,
a reasonable compliance was exvse'eu
10 the REQUESTS Il visit was oil eoo''''
in the afternoon from Col L. nc o.
fc.rs remained in the fort tor Inc pu'
nose of receiving him; but TO 'hs" "
Ter as,onishment and disappear. ins"s
instead of a visit from the u o. ""
one of his Lisu,s came down 'oou'
O'Clock, informed them the Cob "as w.
coming, aud that he had recs'aea r. -,
emptory order hom him 70 "aa ~ ~ :,
yun-bonse--that he had no au'"o'"' -
Give Col. LIS consent to any VI ~.
propositions made by Capt, + on ',,rJ
contrary he stated that a Z D. s
WAS 20 be ordered there 10 'aAs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
(BY AUTHORITY
Laws of the United States.

AN ACT
Supplementary 20 the act, entitled " An act
for the more perfect organization of the ar
nav of The United States"
BE It enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representation efthe United States If Irreyica,
IN Congress dssembied, That tho President Of
the United States be, and he is hereby autho-
riscd, BY and with tho advice and consent Of
the Senate, 10 appoint one additional major, to
the FIRST regiment Of Dragons, the regiment Of
light artillery, each regiment Of infantry, and
the ride regiment, in the army Of the United
States, who shall receive the like pay, rations,
forage, and other emoluments. as officers OF l,e
same grade and corps Of the present military
establishments
Sec. . Andbc IL 6vfhey enacted, That there
be appointed, in manner aforesaid, one.tlutd
lieutenant, 20 each troop Of company in tho
army Of tie United States, Who il Of coval. =,
or light dragons, shall receive the monthly
pay, Of thirty dollars, and OF other corps lwen-
ty-ihrce dollars, and be allowed the same TO-
rage, rations, and other cmolumcnts, as second
iieutensnts Of the SANG corps TO which they
belong.
Sec. 3, md be it faaher enacted, That there
be allowed 20 each tr9op or company, in the
army Of the United STAKES, one additional ser
ieant, who shall receive the like pay, clothing,
ratious, and other emoluments, as seueants OF
the present military estsblishment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
Kaom PIE .VEw-yEassr Joussh1.

WE men o. PEACE, are men Of merit,
From Natures self, W. do inherit,
| Such talents rare, would surprize
The heroes of the "nether skies"
We can coniound each old logician--
Can talk of UNIo " and suBMIssIoN:
OF Pence and Commrrce--no alliance
AT truth and reason hnrl defiance.
of serious subjects make lest
Can Sc call on Heaven to att. st,
Our own sincerity and truth"
When not one syllable (forsooth)
uf candor, or veraciy,
| Is mix'd with our loquacity.
We talk to Farmers, Tradesmen, Scholars
vi fve and shirty million efdoliars 90
VI dreadful times OF sad starvation
Or wild misruIe--and usurpation
The British (we've proclaim d SO, on,.)
Have done W no essential wrong,''
or three years past, they reai y were
Marine imprcSsmcnt to forbear
Bat .1e6esSoa, with scorn rejected,
Arrangements which our rARs protected.
And dzddisoH's infatuation,
las nearly swampt this growing nation,
For, on the eighteenth day of June
tht least one hundred years too soon-
Without one thought of harm to shun.
HithoW one single mounted gun
WAR was deciard--in evil hour;
Ba' not by Congress.-No the power
vi making war, was Sad vexation)
Usurp'd by the Administration
MI this we've said aud ten Zines more,
And yet hays manv lies in store
Wa work in dark ness, like the mo,es,
And to the Devil sell our souls,
Rather than harm should not be brewing,
To bring about our country's ruin.
lis true, we often are SUSPECTED,
And sometimes by the Wires detected,
VINO hold us up 10 public hate
Contempt and scorn our deeds await;
But then, again Con t'other hand)
we have some comforts At command.
For, banSrupts quite in reputation
Ofhonest men the detestation
II matters not, what course we choose.
Since characters, we've none TO lose;
One truth to us is not stranger,
That naHght spds never yet an danger.
Then come what may, or sow-or fast,
We only can be hang'd at last.
BY treason wen destroy the nation.
Or meet with " hemp and confiscation'--
FOR, view she matter as you choose,
We've much to gsin---can little loose.
fhens who's afraid T'wouid be absurd
Since neck or nothing is the word
10 lag behind.-You've heard my story,
Then follow me
ANOTHER TORY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
"a dollars per annu.n.l
Seed md Be itfarfler t7acfed, That in orlsl

Sec q. ND BE- IT, }nrfkey eaacfed, That in order
20 complete PIE, se$nxssen! military establishment
To the iuli p<9i53t authorised by lay, with tho
s. sss6 H5s sS %ha i 5s Ra ID
duly enlisted ih,s6 ae fervice of the U. States,
after the first Fsbruary next. to s serve,
Tor the term OF hvefv.zfrs, or durDg The war
an advance OF twenty -four dollars on account Of
ms pay in addition TO the existing bounty, one
hai' OF such advance 70 be paid at the enlist
ment OF the recruit, and the other half when he
shall be mustered, and have inined some mill.
tary corps of the United States for service;
and bounty of one hundred and sixty acres of
Hand, as heretofore established BIZ law.
Sec >. mi be az further enacted, That the
commissioned officers WHO shalt be employed
in the recruiting service, shall be entitled to
receive for every effective able bodied man,
who shall be duly enlisted, after the first day
ot February next, by them Cor the term of five
years, or during the war; and mustered, and
between the ages Of eighteen ard forty five
years, the sum OF four dollars: Provided seveY-
theteSs, That this regulation, so far us respects
the age or Che recruit, shall not extend 20 lnu-
sicians, or to those soldiers who may rc-enist
INTO tie service: Ind provided also, That no
person, under the age of twenty one years shall
be enlisted by any officer, or held in the SER
vice OF the United States, without the cofsen,,
IN writing, OF his parent. guardian, or master,
trst had and obtained, If any he have and If
any officer shall enlist any person contrary 10
the true intent and meaning Of this act, for e.
very such offence he shall forfeit and pay the
amount OF the bounty and clothing which the
person SO recruited may have received from the
public, to DE deducted out OF the pay aud emo.
lumenrs OF such officer.
Sec. g.. Ind be IL .tarthey enacted, That is
SHALL be lawful Tor any person during the time
he may be performing tour OF militia duty 20
enlist IN the regular army OF the United States,
and the recruiting officers are hereby autho-
rized TO enlist any such person IN the same
manner, and under the same regulations, as if
he were not performing such militia duty and
every person who shall enlist, while performing
tour OF militia duty as aforesaid, Shall be
th'reby eXonerated from serving the remainder
OF aid touri and The states to which he may
belong shall not be required to furnish any
other person TO serve IN his stead.
II CLAY,
Speaker cfthe House If Representatives.
WM Ora WORD,
President Of che Senate, pro fem!bore:
January %, 1873
| APPROVED,
JANTrS N14DTSON =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
JAMES MADISON.



For tic rcliefof Jared Shattuck.
BE il caacfed b. tic scrate and House ofPr-
Pyesertafitcs 81 the U1ifed Sfates of Aaaerira IN
C0Hgress AsfegHbled, That there be paid to la
red Shattuck out OF any monies in tie Treasury.
not otherwise appropriated, The sum of thirtv
three thousand eght hundred and sixty 1o,iv
dollars and f.tr-iire cents, being the amount
decrced on .hc third ct March, one thousand
eight hundred and six, by The supreme court
Of the United statess 90 the sail Jared Shauuck.
FOR his damages in an gmicabic suit AGAINST
lieutenant Nalcy, master Of the United States
schooner Experiment., whose appearance was
eni red ard defence conducted by the attorney
OF The United states Tor " district IF Pennsyi-
vani7, lr'puTsuancc NJ nstructirns given 60 Linn
from The executive Of tho Uuited States. in he
c'pufe by said Ms,cy ofth, shin Mercator. in
th- year eighteen hundred and also the inter-
est a. SIX per cent. ON tbs sum of twenty-five
thousand five hanired end seventeen dollars
and togt} iour cents, from the third dsv OF
March, ono thousanl eight hundred and six.
10. CLAY.
Speaker cftAe Hsase of Rebyesenfatives.
WA N CKAW FORD.
Pyesideui offhe SeHare pro fesnbore.
February ?, 1913.
APPROVED,
a JAlfEs MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
From THE WEEKLT REcTSTER.
BRITISH RELIGION.

The religion Of the Brfish government,
rs well as it's devotion to liberty, has been a
fruitful theme ofeulogy. An orator in Con-
gressss is said 10 have sat down and cried,
Nh. RANDOLPH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15

y ACT &t5tfa
Supplementary to an act, entitled 6 ,Assase tB
prov de for calling forth the p',''Sr' 49,
the laws, suppress iss<i,sfF
invasions," and tSisS
force for those purposes, e:src.--.
pay of Volunteer and Militia c.
Or enacted by the Senate ana
81 ReItreSenfatiUeS o|fhc United .Skdtxzn
Hmerica, in Congress assembled, tEl,zti
in every case in which court martial Sill
have alJudged and determined a fine agaiisr
any officer, non commissioned officer. music ~
AN, or private, of the militia, for any of thcs
causes specified in the act to which this ACT il
q supplement, or in the fourth section OF an
act, entitled, " an act to authorize a detach-
ment from the militia of the United States 4; %
sli such lines so assessed shall b.. certified tos
the comptroller the Treasury Of the Unitedt
States, III the same manner as the act to yh.cfes
TINS rs supplement directed the same "a bst
Certified to the supervisor of the revenas.t
Sec. =. ana be it further e5.1efeG, That tht
marshas shall pay all fines which have GOA. 10
wed and collected by them or their resa.tS <.-.
deputies, I'm Ter he authority of the acft bcfe
III referred TO, into the Treasury Of tIsf ~
States, within two months after thcy Attl gsy.z.
received the same, deducting FIVE ntT c&r in
Tor their own troubles and in case. offasuse.s.a
shat be The duty of the Comp,rolIeR II ils
treasury 10 give notice 10 the district
81 The United states, who shall proceed "a e
Inc sei1 marshal in the district court BY ~ 8
tachpent for recovery of the same.
Sec. g. Ind be IL GlyfAer enacted. That tht,
non commissioned officers, musicians and rrsz
Yates oil the volunteer aud militia corps, wi0.
subsequentto the thirty.irst day of December
eighteen hundred and twelve, shall have been
or may hereafter be called out, while in tie
service oitbc United States, shall during the
Continuance oil the present war between the ~.
nited Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland, &
the dependencies thereof, and the United States
ct America, and their territories, be entitled
10 ADD receive the same monthly pay, rations,
and forage, and be furnished with the same
camp equipage as are or may be provided by
law for the non.commissioned officers, mtsici.
ans and privates, Of the army Of the United
States.
IT, CLAY,
SPeater Of the House u Reeveseufatires.
WN II. Ora WORD,
PyssideHt eftAe Senate pro teiapoye,
February 3, 1915,
APPROVED.
TANTEc ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
Washington Henry Academy.

Hanover ToSpn Road, 10 miles from Richmond
THE Trustees of the Academy, are enabled
TO announce to the public chat Mr.. Doyle, OF
Richmond, late coadjutor with Messrs- Girar-
din & Wood, has accepted its superintendent
and, in consequence Of their liberal applica-
ton of the funds, has agreed TO employ AN as
sistant, and reduce the fees for tuition, 10 four,
DIX, ard eight dollars, per quarter, according as
the classes are advanced, as shall appear on
cards to be distribu tsi for the purpose.
Board can be had in the most respectable IA
miles convenient, Tor from sixty TO eighty dol
lars per annum. Young tables and Young gem
temen viii be instructed in separate rooms,
and the saiive advantages can be enjoyed here
as in Richniond-yet none OF the disadvantages
for instance, good board, washing, lodging
and tuition can slsoscccised here, in town
for little moreexpence thaffkpition alone there ;
yet free fzfsh all the vicious Abits and vicious
society, AommoR to allaaies.V
The %fgnal htendo9Sf the3 donors TO this
t AeadsJ was e present tFas-
their 4 Ids Vi aft@it # iqf CARRYING it into
mediate ~ rSe,6er6f pua5s that may offer
Young geisisihen may if.liley please, have lodg
ing rooms Enthusiastically. Young ladies' and
iithe boys can be accommodated at Captain
Richardson's, or any of the neighbouring gen
Slemen's.
All tiS advantages arising 10 yOutl from the
present plan cannot be set forth in an adver.
tisement but may be fully ascertained by APP
plying at Mr.. Dickinson's Tavern, or TO any OF
the undermined trustees, viz:
Col William Trueheart, Capt John A. Rich
ardson, Major Thomas Starke, Capt Pete Fos-
ter, Alexander Anderson, Esq. or the subscri-
Der, all of whom live convenient to the institu-
ton.
THOMAS TINSLEY, Chairman
Of the Board Of Trustees.
The course Of E3ucation, though somewhat
different in form, will be the same i'll fact, as
that pui sued in the Richmond Academy, when
Mr.. d. left 1t, viz The Greek, Latin and En-
glish languages classically; History, Geogra.
ply and the Bellies Lcttres Arithmetic, Book.
Keeping, and all the practical and useful bran
ches of the Mathematics with the use ofGlobes
and other instruments-The School will com
mence the second Monday in January next, and
continue the whole year, as no HOLIDAYS will be
allowed but those requested by parents.
Nov 10. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15

Nh. HkLICHtE BUtNfl4Naigns6o )
feet 10 ipches high. and 4bout IS years Of age,
stout and well made, APPEARS generally very
ragged, isveTy impcrtH TENT, svears hard, and
is very f,pd Of spirituqfs liquors-he is suppo.
sed 20 be lurking III tie neighborliood Of The
Green 5pnngs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15

rs the way Mr. Peasants, who is the world
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-12

100 DOLLARS REWARD.

ED AN AWAY from the subscriber, liv-
IA ing in Centreville, Fairfax county,
Va. on the 9th March last, Mulatto Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
five feet five or six inches high, tolerably
well made, IS or So years of age, wears
generally handkerchief about his head
and ears for the ear-ache. Had on when
he went away roundabout and pantaloons
OF grey coating. Has a free wife who for
mcrly resided in Georgetown or th ci,yof
Washington, and himself being formerly
hired there and at the Great Falls it is pr e.
sumable he has made for one ofthose pIac,
es or some of the fisheries. He is tole-
rable waterman and may possibly be about
the wharves is carpenter by trade and
will hire himself in that capacity if he cal.
meet with any person disposed to employ
him---It is more than probable he will vi
sit the Navy-Yard for employment--is We
ny much addicted to drink.
Whovever will apprebend said Negro &
bring him t., the subscriber living In Cen
treville, or lodge him in the Alexandria or
Fairfax jails shall be entitled 20 the above
reward.
GEORGE ADAMS.
April 81.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-12
For SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county of Fairfax, miles from AIcxan-
dria, and adjoining the estate of Gen TIL
Mason, containing l44 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 navisable almost to- the
door) would render it extremely valuable
10 person disposed to pay sufficient attcn-
ton to its cultivation. Apply to JAMES
II. HooE, Esq. or to
FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Nav o.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-12
SALES AT VENDUE.

O.N EVERY TUESDAY 81 FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,
-ft the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets,
"A Variety of Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
All kind of goods which are on limita-
Ton, and the prices of which are establish
ed, can at any time be viewed and purchas.
ed at the lowest limitation and prices.
p G.. MARSTELLER.
n. CARSON
HIS JUST RECEIVED,
80 pieces 5-4 Irish Sheetings of d
superior quality.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-12
FRESH SALAD OIL.

w. F. THORNTON
AS jus, received few cases prime
q X FRESH SALAD OIL in large
quart bottles.
also,
A few tons LOCKWOOD and FUS.
TICK.
May "a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-27
Notice is hereby given to

NOtlCE IS IiCtCUy SIV
the poor women OF the town OF Alexan-
dria, that or application to the suoscf'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
70 so;n. and that liberal price will be
Maid for SPINNING the same.
lfaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor. making carpets
spm by the poor of the town. and IN
proceeds Of which will be applied TO
heir relief
december Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-27

PLATTER Paris, &c.
The Cargo Of the schr. Mary, Capt
M.Lellan, from Portland, OF
90 tor. Plaster PARIS
10000 feet Merchantable Lumber
2 hog,heads old 4th proof jamaica Ro"
For sale by
Lawrason & Fowle.
Who have also landing from schooner
Sukey and for SALE -,
so barrels Tanners oii'
December IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-27
CO Education.

VVTUlAM KENWORTHY, who
some years past taught ScHooL
in Alexandria, proposes, in about six or
eioht weeks from this time, to return
ard resume the business of Teacher
Any persons disposed to place their
children. or others, under his tuition, to
he Instructed in Reading, w fiiing, Gram.
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry. Surveying,
Navigation, or other requisite branches
of the Mathematics, are respectfully 10.
yited to make application, after he shall
have come to tow, athis fofmer place
ofresidence near the corner OF Prince 3
St Asaph streets, Or previously 70 Tho;
ma, Shreve, John J 9nney, OF Edward
stabler, who viii ahsset any euquirie.
that may be necessary:
lstrno. 2eth law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-27
January II

John Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young dyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas Of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
iwedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by g, 9 by IL, and 70 oy -
Bristol Glass. II whole and mol,
boxes,
SOAP, Candle. and Goldfish in box
''igs,es,
I.isboa Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy an tlerces
& bbis.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Corasee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Men'., Womcn's ani Children's Shoes
ib'oarreIs and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
sole Leather
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
'nalk and Plaster of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October s.