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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
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,eats-at anchored rs near ,he town as
he depth - water would vermit--,.t p.
~. the expedition having effected is pur-
ipcss, Carried grin battery, and destio, cd
tie town weighed aud stood down the III
ver--at anchored 4; tie upoutl, of the RI
yer; landed tie mailtss, aud sot a Storh Of
eUIjoCkS "a.
Friday, April SCta.-Moderqte snd fair
weather at Cay i'rhi weighted and stood
,'wh to Sireu5ie island ; en,pioye during
the dsg fo@jDg: 6uHoc.ts Go.yn to tie baud
stone Itrigote.)
Saturday, May 1st-- Moderate and fae
~eatEer--rmhtoyed e.i7yias bpUockS douJn
70 Tie A!GfdStoae-P. NJ. fine weather em-
pioyedas above.
Monday, May 2d--weighcd and stood in
TO fIavrc dc Croce, y town In the mouth OF
S1squehaDrah river. to sulpurt the boats
coStned ON the attack, uTdcr rear admiral
SGe abUfn--- at 4 anchored as near the
toyn MS depta ofwaer wo,iia ailo,f--frt day
light the boats carried he fort Of guns and
town undera heavy fire # canncn aid mus
kerry burnt he to-n and proc, efed 20
destroy 4 carmen fouutiery on II e ada, ent
coast; SO pieces of cannon, ard fsnndcry
Totally deSti oyed-at surset beats returned
7vfh coon SHARE OF PLUNDER--
midnight fresh treezes and rainy wea:h-
err.
"Wednesday, 5,h Ntay-Moderote breez-
es and fms weather cmp;oyed Z. wing TIE
sails and cleaning the ve~sel---at sunset
weighed and stocd % the Ses az as river,
to protect &c bo2's m tl:e a,,at K of George
town and owo-----miau:gh got
On shore, and ~ rs not able TO effect getting
her off cniii neyt hieil tide.
IhuT:day. 9th Muy--I.ieht winds and
fine weatiier--at Ike esTelition assem-
bed alongside, AID then sloved of for the
attack OF Frederick and Ceorge town. got
the vessel ailcat ard run IS far up iae river
as possIGIe-P. NJ. fine wealher--at 3 he
boats returned, after a fotaG destruction #
the tfYo roam !; weighed and m,sdc sail orr
OF The river, Dolphin ard Lynx in co-at
anchored aloaG size the Maidstone.
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The acting GOVERNOR o., isiosl, pcs. Q.
ceiyec dispatches from gov, - -. 80 mas re-
at houi5 nc ~ ola. ia ylj L"'''"' d. ed
" Is preba5le the hostile .,ef,, ~. ''' es That
Iue'aP, to i0-m ajnh5 ION win -, ,'''s ""ni4
s'u'ah' ana 'nvl'ss the goysrn,,. 10" 'te =
,.in sl'ne a'd But in The eyont IS 10 sud
,l.pr t'o' 1e'1s abe T. comply - -
'5e''l.h' ne inti,uaies that ~ 'h tnaL
- ~ ''ns t'int Of he Niao,i q a..
sat. - % 5ae fi'er ST. Jos+Dh (ebs1-..s re
~ '"e's 4 a 'ery cens:d.ra,l. se,,' ns
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sToR SAFE. a neat Carriage, with Double
Has tsss--Apy u, .; this o.fice.
ssy;2'.s5sr ~ "
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION viii be pr scniod to the next Gen.
"a erai Assembly Of Virgins, prayinc that law
my pass for toe establishment of Town at Buck
nigh 1m Court-house.
Septsm5er7. eD2mp
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r. I OfICE,-The subscriber wishes TO hire SIN
l. y Cars, With two hvis.s mules 70 each aud
. 'iriYer, TO haul efave he Brooke Turnpike
Js0sd. Apply 70 tine Overseers uh the sa,d road or
10 Ire surseTnsr BENZ. SHEPPARD.
Osto,cr is 81
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Fnncv 1fi.ienGry ard i'aii Goods.
X RS. ROSE Respectfully informs the Ladies' os
Nv = Rchmond anG is vicinity that she viii in all
next month. open one of the best assoltnents or
Atiiiennsy aud fascy Goods Stat hes ever tu. Oh
fercd in this rlasc.She hegs leave nfor,', tht.
Ladies that she has coT,merce'i The MiIenary Blu
sness No. 90 South Sesond-street, i'n,sde plia,
III orders viii be thankfully received elite, in her
line Of hssiness or the purchase Of goois
mis'ioU, which win be punctnally attended 70.
~ D. Mrs. *. expects to be mere by toe 10th o.
next month. Ort,her I. If
II U. G. z I "
{ IN Monday, the sstl of Os.oter, ri 10 O'clock
= = will be Sod for Cash, at tje hate dwelling, u
Apthcny Me.cslf, decd, the entire otock u
MERCtl>Nl)lyE.
Consis,ing oS an extensive assortment OF .thED-
WARE & CUTLERY. The sale vii; continue
from day to day urt tie whole are so.L,
1T the So7,se fi1ae. sciH br soif,
The whole Sthe HOUSEHOLD * KITCHEN
FURNITURE. Nm Is. L.f.5I3.
Norfolk. Oct 70. tbs
car .Wuus, Peaceck Plought. &C. i.tc,
r%NiE subscriber is receifng 900 kegs of su.
perior Quality Cut Mails and iisads OF the fol-
lowing sizes
Sd, I'd. Sd. 81. Sd, ,oh. lsa, & God, Nails,
l0d, Isd, LODI, s, eo,i, irads.
a few hls,-rate Peacock Plourhs, and in few
Gays espe.ts 3 large snd extensive ASSORTMENT IF
Carpenters FLAMES of every .lescripton--al. which
with MS general sssortment Of Hardware, ,rGn.
possible, iur cash or approved uap.r.
JAMES Ei{EAM,
Sign o. thc Gold Anvil.
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--.
1rlII INAi

NJ IN.
Z Shall petition =. Legislature of Virginia 81 The
y negt Session. ior cave TO erect To-Brtlge A.
Sfo@s James River, commencing on my lind in the
county Of Chesterfield, aud ndj0nns the town Of
Aiapehestsr; < sbutdBg & opposite side there
o. 10 T. e comfy uf Ijemiico-- where have obtained
land for the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
september ". eptm lex.
Y 'OR SALE. in The eounty Of Hsnrieo, on the
lob dsy Of Hor-,nber i,cxt, 1T WsOtistoct, tie
plantation OF the late Nathaniel SeidcD--Some
stnck. consisting Of Horses Cows, Sheep, &c. &c.
tosether with some Household FuruiUnc
WILLIAM SEIDEN,
Admir- Of Nathaniel sedsn, deed.
October 10. In
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Domestic.

THE BATTLE ON LAKE ERIE.
From, ne Ohio [redonian.
Extract OF a letter from q { correspondent
on board the United States brig Hunter,
dated
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III Office is hereby siven--ll@t on Wednesday,
the 5Oth day OF Nov. next If fair, il not, tlia
trst tar day thereafter at Mr. u Hey L. Burto,'s
Cavern, near castle. in tie lower end t,f this
c7natY the settlement q. the estate OF Joshua Stan
ley, decd il appointed take place before Commits
s.oners appointed for ,l,atpurpose, when and where
the Creditors are required to attend, and exhibit
ther slams properly authenticated.
This notice Will be p!esd il bar sgainst any claim
that may be exhibited as:er the settlement of the
sad ssate IS II is expected 70 be final one. and
distribution of the assets made among the creditors
by TIE commissioners TBOs. WHITE
Ldfe Sheriff Of Hcnover county 10 zuhoap the
f1sfdts Of rae sad Ssaaley svas co'nDtitFed 10
be administered.
Hanover, Detuiar 90 81
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

EyAVfNti made arrangements Gor conluc fing the
IN AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS,
respectfully u'ortn Ier friends and the public that
they fully prelarei to receive and sci, sll
kinds OF Goods Public Veniue. the usua tie: MS
aud pledge themselves 20 ohserve the exact ard
ponstua! sttenop TO the Interests Of all thoss who
psay favor them with consignmcnis
Liberal advances in money will te made, X re-
quirei, on "a ano,is conflict 10 their care.
They avail themselves of thi, opportunity to re-
new tender ct their services to their country
friends AMI to n.uria t,sclr that they will Continue
e'esos Country Produce, and 10 execute al orders
Tor goods, Ne or''n,sinE III every TIC greatest
attention and .lisoaicI,.
WILSON, DREW & ROBERTSON.
October 10. a.
FIFTY DOLLRRS r .iRD--Elcped from
Il my farm ut Wcsthan. fer. miles above the
city, the night of "Wednesday last two negro ne
viz: Ste bhen, upwards OF 50 years old black stout
~el-forned 'san, sboat feet S. or 10 inches hi 4,
--earr'ed with him SUIT of dark o.1ureG Virginia
Cloti', brides twlsd thread panta,oons, Sc
George 81 years old, black, weqr,a et. man, abort
9 feet high. prD5ehiy more l---arrisd with him n
auit oi striaea Virginia Cloth besides twed thread
pan;a.oons, Sc---and ligl,t,coourcd 1,sbau!in-
hat.
market froSa Northampton county, Eastern. shore.
1purehssr, them at their ocrz re7aesf, but 8 days
previrus to ttsir eUHement. 1 have no donbt but
t,at their 'ntcntou IL get board the ritis fleet
tor tas pdrpose they will endeaver embark from
the neighborood OF williamsburg, York, Hampton,
some place t'e North side oS .'a,ces R.yar
TIL above re~srd viii he given for the dsIiyery
az t,ern To the maoaser at Weuham or To t:,c sub
ssrbsr IN dis city, one half for etheror If s:cu.
red "A any Jail SO that get them the reward shall
De nroporSooaIe. THOs. WILSON.
0st 49, If
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ContsininS the rising. setong places and eci;pses
OF the sur anj ioOr, the snathing, phases, age shd
IStnude OF the Moon, Longitude Of hsr ascending
noje 40 the rsins setting sad southng Of the most
conspicuous planets ADD sxed stars; the equation of
u'he, sns drcilna on. Sc. sC the incresss and de-
cease and length Gf days with the Festivals &c
hiso,e bdsi Of Members ct Congress and Virginia
assembly, courts % Virginia, Federal courts OF Law
Snd crcoit courts &c The United States District DO.
"9",rb Courts OF haryisnl, Anecdotes, &c: &c.
Lkewis. a list OF the New Taxes of the lJri.eJ
Ststes and Of the of Virginia, and table slpw.
ing 1T one view the Stamp Laws, With the nccessa.
~ stamp fer soy sum 20 be PAID By Bond, Note or
Bdi oil EXenanse, sc. Slc.
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4 L@ ANACk5'--inst Published. by PETER
COTTOM Vi, and for sale by tbs Groce, Dozen
or Single. st his Book aud Stationary Store second
door c5cye the Eagle Tavern, his
Hf-c,, III H,1r,lr e La ~
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sOCTOR5 ADAMS & CLARK have removed
y - tdeir Sl,opto Noon over Carrinston & Co.'S
Drnssis' sp'i ApotheosiJ's Store.
October IS. IT
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- 7 lux 4tItUHTnCToTY.
The subscrih,r mas estaj.isLSd. at his Book and
stationary Store, irdoa Mandatory, where
tri.i,s are inside TO any pattern the shortest no.
t'ee PETER COTTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
Ia dollars per annum. ]

I but he was from Stoninyton in Connec,;c,t.'
John Carr, whose father is a mechanic IN
| newport had been in the service ofthe ma
~ S'She years, aud was in 1898 transferred
!" ."e citation, IN the service he Compa-
! ~ "is protection was torn before his face.
| on the deck OF a man of war. and he had
| never heard from his fathers family. John
Drown was sailor; a married man. with
.,iree Children in Newport, and had been i'm
.,,at cruel bondage seven years Fac one
wose name nave forgotten, had been inn
1850 'ifee years; III which time he could
never transmit any letters to his friend
ne Two latter being able seamen. were. a,,-
pointed sailing masters Carr was stationed
~, - Tue loretop. On the passage think OFF
s sne Nape or Good Hope Carr refused to
80 'he orders OF a boatswain while on duty
vi tue gun deck, & was summariiy chastis.
Gu ny the above oficer-Fcci;ug n lust in.
e'e'ia,'oh az such barbarous ana unjust cen
uuIe lie still refused TO perform h, duty.
.u DIS reported rs mutinous to the COM
:'9S.'Heu oincer OH the watch, and from
''I 70 eap.ain Drummond; ard was sea-
fenced to fifty lashes at the p.npwav.
punishment so unremitted and an ou,raco 90
directly IN violation of the civil and na,ura;
ents o' an American, compelled NE to
uisnoon ms case To captain Drum aond.
whom nld the honor to ne on Friendly terms
with' and begged of him to commute ms IN
nish"ient To any other less g lominous and
"ior-tiyng. 10 the honor of this nobleman.
ana ever to his CO edit as a man If humanity
1. was Changed to confine ment Carr was
chained to tue ring of the gun deck three
days on bread and water | say To his no.
nor, Tor 1t must have arisen from his buma
hity' and seeing at the same time il in be-
ca"e me Though AN American) to inter-
rare III the di.ciplinc of the ship under his
command. The two others submitted tn
ther tate, for the voyage they were going
10 perform presented slender hopes of ever
REVISING their native cline.
In the year 1907, returned t. America.
and happening to visit the place # ournati.
wy called OH his father ca $ O IN iker Of
respsctability) and informed him If the ,itu-
alton OF his son, when last saw hum. The
addicted father had never heard Of him
since em5arking from Rhode Island end
supposed him dead; his paren. al sympathy
soon informed me he felt the anguish winch
belongs to an injured family. With ,h,s boy
was school-mate four years but / fear
ms captivity is not ended vet. To the
wrongs ut this man we are compelled to add
a lengthy list of other miserable captives'
VINO are this moment serving a monarch
and government which has insulted and
injured us, and for the redress of which |
trust every free hearted and noble Ameri.
can Will contend with that vigor which is
CHARACTERISTIC of an independent people.
NAIHlNlEL &. NJ. SENTER.
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FROM THE aArIoNAL1NrELLIeENcEn,
THE LOAN.
.Ian. II.

We extract, from that valuable old paper
the Boston Chronicle, the following essay
on the subject Of the loan, which we re
commend to the attention Of our readers,
as containing matter for serious reflccti-
We had supposed, as we stated the other
day, that party feelings could not he
brought to operate IN a case so entirely
matter of interest as a loan. Krhercn.
tia docet. We have learnt better. 1t is
with establishment we have heard, that
conspiracy has been entered into by the
factous leaders, a combination for an OBJ
-ject as distinctly marked asif the terms
had been committed to paper. TO depre-
ciate the credit of the country. 90 prevent
the circulation or currency Of the frea-
sury Notes, and TO defeat the loan and
that the menaces Of prescription, distinct
~ enough held out, of those federalists
who dared 70 subscribe 70 tho loan, have
had their effect, and deferred well dispo-
sed men from lending their money. We
detest The meanness and pity the weak
ness Of poor human nature thus exempt
fed
The federal merchants too, those men who
were to be so grateful for TIC favor of re-
ulitted bonds to double or treble the a.
mount Of the whole loan--where are
their subsctiptiousI Let the books an
swer, and the merchants account Tor their
niggardiiness TO the government which
had been so layishlv liberal to them.
These few remarks, by the WHY. About n
third Of the loan, only, it was said, was
subscribed when the books we're first o.
pened. They have been since opened
agsiD-~tke result We have not heard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
ENDORSEMENT.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE NATIONAL IN
TELLGGENcER.
Vaehmgton. March 2j.
GKETLKalEN,

" ~ ~ l. FsFltNB
Seeing of late frequent pub
locations in print OH the subject OF impress
ment of native American seamen, and per-
ceiving that subject has of late been very
much agitated in the negotiation, which eX
isted between Great Britain and my native
country. cannot forbear mentioning case
which fell Immediately under my observa
ton on board an East India tea ship of 22o0
tons, commanded by capt. Charles Drum
mond. brother Of Mr.. Drummond, Of the
great banking house in London, in which he
is partner.
In the year 1905, then in the service OF
he Crown of England, and bound to Bonn
bay, had the modification to behold three
Of my countrymen in the service OF the e.
India Company. Two names we're John
Carr, John Brown, both of Newport, Rhode
Island the name Of the third ] now forget
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.
Extract Of leffer from Lover, (Eng.l
January %, 1918.


The declaration of this government made
at the suggestion of Canning, and drawn up
ey sir w m. Scott, seems to have answered
the purpose III this country. Before this pa
per appeared the manner in which Mr. Mon,
roe mad placed the great question to admit
raj Warren, gave us the vantage ground
here even in public opinion, but the pubic
opinion is so easily led by the national pre-
Jid:ces, which, in the best Of times are strong
against us, is now wholly ] may say, on The
side ot the ministers and it is 20 be feared,
that in the present feverish state of our rela-
tons with other countries, this government
will succeed in involving us wi h RUSSIA also.
AT this moment formidlbIs prepare ions are
making IN the naval arsenals of his kingdom,
to "6Tfno rs 10 oHr Se4sc8 /" tnis is the Ian.
guaSe OF the day, and there IL reason tn be-
ileVe we shall have a visit ~ liz CohsHhagpn
las we ki17v me character Of our enemy,
trust we shall Dc prepared 20 receive hin in
a becoming manner--i arines aFtlllery, ar
tiiierists, and engineers. are gone aud gong
out-you may therefore expect sIne NOT
WORT Nc xt spring. golden opportunity has
been lost IN the last cahipaign--they now
talk OF sending II or 1900 men to Canada
III April. This suppose Is predicted on the
evacuation of the Peninsula by the French
IN the ensuing summer, all event by no means
Impossible, as matters are now going ia the
north Napoleon viii now have occasion for
all his resources.
British manufactures in great abundance
are going daily t. the Peninsula, for the pur-
pose OF being Struggled or passed into the y.
States as Portuguese aud Spanish goods
Great quantities are also shippin & for Pensa-
cola to he struggled iy the south, and many
OF our Yankees are at this mpment in Lon-
don engaged in making large purchases for
this infamous traffic Iva favor of the public
enemy. Prices of gram and -four are very
scarce III Spain and Portugal, owing to the
actual scarcity Of money to pay for them.
and the enormous loss by exchange this
trade is near its close as to profit, and if our
people can only know how to AVOID an un-
profitable trade it will be well. The Ii
eehse trade between this country and Francs
IS at an end-snd under existing circun-
stances a peace between the Tn I'D Statcs
and this country is not to BE calculated upon.
The capture Of two of their frigates is
felt TO the remotest corner Of this island"
The operation OF Brhish Influence in the
u. States, may now he well understood
in Boston il appears that nearly one fhir6
OF the persons engaged in the foreign im-
| port mercantile business, are Enghsh II.
genie
The proportion in New York is about the
| same number.
In Philadelphia the British agents and o.
! theirs registered as not citizens, in the re-
| guar Office, amount to fifteen hundred
| Of which it is found 1900 have voted ~ our
elections, and have thus as completely rded
our local affairs as if we were governed by
All English parliament.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
FROM THE BALTImoRE PArRIoE
is THIS PATRIOTISM

"C Come, come, & SIT ye down; yc shall not bulge,
" We so not; till we set you up glass,
"Where yemay the inmost part OF you."
HAMLET.
Patrictismis plainly defined, the lovc efoue's
country. The natural operation OF this aiiec-
ton, when it is real, IS TO induce an anxious
concern for the good Of its object a devoted
attention TO every measure which can subserve
it /; and IL is also marked, from the emotions
common TO human nature, with JOY for the sue
cess of this object and grief at its discomG
ture. The effects which result from this pripa
ciple, are ardent exertions TO give safety and
glory TO the country, vigilance to defeat every
measure directed against IT,, and Indignation
at every effort TO !njure or degrade il. If these
definitions and deductions are not expressed
with logical precision, they are sufficiently
exact 10 serve as descriptions and tho plain
est understanding by applying them, can learn
something OF duty and detect something OF
Imposture.
In the first place, then, is il bah iofisDl, sJs-
tenIaficdYy& without discrimination, to censure
every act of tile government of ones country
when that government is elective, and has, by
election, been recently reves,ed with its pow
ers Is it patriotism to advocate the claims
those claims imply superior rights in that
other country Is it PGriCfifm 10 ascfIbe
some mystical and religious charm, or ground
OF awe and vcneratiof TO that expressing pow
e., such as terming her the buEVsa,k Of our
religion 2" Is it PaffiofisDI, to attempt TO de-.
feat the pecuniary arrangements Of our own 60
veTa0leg;, that they may be compelled 70 re-
irnquish contest, begun simply TO secure a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08

Our readers need not however be in the
least uneasy about the loan. The fede-
raj cash may moulder in their vaults. &
their bank notes lie slowed away among
other useless rubbish-for they cannot
now employ them-but the loan will be
filled; the government will have money
in plenty to carry on its operations-and,
it will be satisfaction to us ut least To
know, that they we're not indebted to Es
sex federalists or Federal Republicans for
1t, but to a very different class of men.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08

Sc Come, come, & sit ye down; ye shall not bulge
s. We go not; till set you up glass,
" Where We may see the inmost part OF you."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-17
Land for Sale.
AUGUST 4

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres
about FIVE miles from Alexandra, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Footc and Mr.. Dennis
johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dap,ed to clover and the production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land. sill in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Mess and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also a lot Of Land containing eleven
acres contiguous to the town OF Alex
andria, adjoining the lands OF Beal How
ard and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simms.
August IL. 2a~t
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Robert Gray,
August IL.

ottoste the Washington Tavern, King
sfreet, Alexandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Melish's Travels in the United States
and Upper Canada, illustrated by 8
Maps, 2,vols. octave bound, IS so.
Cha,e2ul,riand's Travels in Greece,
Palestine, Egypt and Barbary, ! vol.
octave bound, 81 Is.
Life and Administration of the homo
rable Spencer Perceval.
Erskins's Speeche. ON Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
Constitution OF the United States.
Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses.
Weem's Life of Washington,
Young Mothef, Santo Sebastlano,
Crabs Tales, Child's MONITOR
Goldsmith's Greece.
American Preceptor,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Campbeii's Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History of America.
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith Geography,
Johnson. Dictionary with Walker
Pronunciation,
Guthrie's Geography, new edition.
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate'., Smiths, Titles and Coles
Music Books,
Webster's, Pearce's, Comly's and Co
lumbar Spelling Books,
A large stock of fine Vellum Foolscap
and Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Blank
Books, &c. &c.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Books, and Blank Books of every de-
scription Ruled and Bound to any given
pattern at short notice.
On hand constant supply OF large
| Writing Paper, suitable for Record
Books.
April 10