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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
WAsu1vCroN CRY Februo,

W ~" Nc TON tIIf, February 8.
The Senate n We passed the Loan Bill sent to
them by the House, without amendment The
bill only requires the signature of the President
to become law.
The Senate have for several days been much
engaged on business of confidential nature,
We have reason To believe thai they Yesterday
came to conclusion. on he proposition which
has been the subject OF deiberation during
their secret sittings.
The House is still occupied in the discussion
OF the bill for regulating the employment of
foreign seamen in the service of the United
States. The committee of the whole hare re-
fused to strike out the first section Of the bill.
by considerable majority Mar. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

\ correspondent who wa for,g rDjly inclined
to condemn Gen. Smytb, caHlidly confesses his
conviction of the propriety Of the Generals de-
Ginning to cross INTO Canada The documents
offered in the Argus on the subject very decd-
eddy shew that it would have been the height
OF imprudcnce to have attempted IT.. The only
points upon which condemnation can possibly
which he frankly avows h9 error in inviting
20 his aid men who could apt be subjected to
martial law, and one other (which our core.
spondent THINKS ought TO Sc added, 10 wit
the style ofthe Generals procamations. winch
however we'll meant, we're esrtsinly unsuited 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Richmond, Council Chamber, .far. 2Sth, 1918
SIR,
had the honor of addressing the Secretary
at War, on the 22d UitiIno, relatively to the por-
ton of aid intended to he afforde.' hy the Gen.
eral Cove rnment towards the defence of this
State. by reference thereto, YOU will discover
THAI suggested the proprety of placing at
least 1000 men in requsition, with view to
that object. regret that it has not been con-
venie:.s f. the Superntendant of tina, depart
ment 10 answer it. The reason disclosed in
that communication, and which have acquired
great force in consequence of the delay which
has already taken place, mske it necessary that
J should urge upon youNthe necessity of a,,vis-
ing me as soon as po,ssib,sef the determination
OF the General Government upon this app ica-
ton. Would an advance, as q loan, by Virgins,
of sum of money equal tothe expcnces of the
corps proposed, have any influence upon such
determination -
Although have no authority to make pro-
position OF this kind yet, as the Legislature is
now in session, think it not improbable that
such an arrangement might receive it, sane
ton.
have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant,
is BARBOUR.
The Secretary of War,
Washington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
Council chan.ber, rtbruarr Sra. ISL

The Senate and House OF Delegates.
transmit, for the information of the Gene
raj Assembly, Gin the packet marked AZ vsri-
Gus important documents presented to this de
partmcnt, n few minutes passed, by MIR. Lee
AMI General Tay lor of Norfolk; two highly re.
spcctsble citizens, deputed, by the civil autho-
rity of that borough, to soitcst< inpedia,e all
for their protection against 4 probAble invasion
The information furnishedfby these docu
ments discioses consequcnccsNlikely.-to ensue
50 serious as to call for the im1fsed A;elattenti-
on of the Legislature.
Connected with this subject, 1 transmit (in
the packet marked 3D. copy of a letter re.
ceived this morning from Colonel Monroe,
discharging professionally the duties of Score.
tary of War; rs also the copies of two letters
addressed by this department to the Secretary
of War.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
baltimore, Jan. IS
SUcCESSFULC CRUISE.

Arrived at Annapolis H>saturday morning,
private armed sch. Rolf BsSyly, from cruze.
She experienced severeg gales; and threw over
all her guns except the long one; had sixty
men the loss of her gunsAdid not at all cool
tine ardor OF her gal1aHt l0s5csrs and crew ; tor
from the twelfth TO the fifteenth of December
near Madeira, they took the following vessels,
without the loss of man, all of which have
been ordered to France-They were of the
Cork feet ship Mary, of Bristol, fourteen
guns, with hardware, crates, &c. ship Eliza, Of
do. ten guns, with two thousand bushels of
wheat; ship Rayonover, of London, eighteen
guns, with dry goods ship Apollo, of do ten
guns, deeply laden with kings stores brig
Borrosa Of Cork, six guns, with beef, candles,
dry goods, and schooner Swift, of Plymouth,
from st. Michaels, with oranges (burnt) and
schooner of Aberdeen. which she gave to
some of the prisoners; the remaining prisoners,
eighty or one hundred in number, were landed
at Tenerffe and Madeira. January Is: lat-
tnde SO i-2, longitude 70 spoke the Portuguese
brig Flower ofakisbon, sixty three days from
Lisbon for PhnsaelS}sts, in starving conditi
on had been thresd aya without any thing to
eat; supplied then3With bread, beef and water ;
she intended to NAkeVthe first port. Eleventh,
longitude sc, latf&de5, spoke two Swedish
ships, one from LohJoH; the other from Ply
mouth for New-Yorks,fbr cargoes-Came into
the Bay on Tuesday, and came up to Annapo-
lis with the U. States Frigate Constellation and
schnr. Fame from Lisbon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

being tranquil. The measures of governme Mt
ara treated with degree of asperity and bold
ness, that has not been known since Napoleon
has been the-ruler. The wsr in Spain. and
recently that in Russia, has almost drained the
male population of the country. The price OF
substitute fok conscNpt was high as
from four thousand to fou,fthousand five bun
,lred dollars IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Mr. john Griswold, passenger in the Pack
forms th't th, United safes frig,tn Fssax
capt. Por'er ha;lheen cruziAr on the Lines. and
ha,' captured a British Packet from Rio Iarei-
70 iar London, which had on board 10000 dol
'ars m sperie, which capt. p. took ou,, and put
PRIZE master and crew on board. and ordere
che prize Tor America, which was recapturcd
and had arrived at Bermuda.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

NEw-YoRK, Feb 4.
The Epidemic at Albany is much abatcd;
though there are few deaths, and some new
cases. Our Legislature have abandoned the
idea of adiourning.
IN joint ballot of boh branches of ON,
Legislature, the Hon. Rufus King was elected
Senator FOR the next Congress
The repor; o. a French feet Of six lire OF
h'u'r SHIPS having arrived at Newport, r. 1.
S not credited here
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Baltimore p per says, ma; 100000 dollar
prize drawn in that City few days since was
obtained by two Ladies of that City in the fol-
lowing manner, worthy OF notice During the
drawing of the first class of the Vaccine Lot
~, they purchased, in partnership, HUFF
Ticket, for the small sum of one dollar each !;
with this they were fortunate, and drew part
OF thousand dollar prize.--This procured
them nearly one hundred dollars in cash, and
fifty tickets in the present Lottery. Their
good fortune has still accompanied them, and
they have now obtained Prize well calculated,
to make them both comfortable for the remain
der Of their lives
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
WoRfoLK. Feb. !

The Constellation Frlgafe, Capt. Stuart.
came down the Bay, and anchored in Hamp.
ton Roads on "Wednesday evening. The
Frigate, in order to clear the Horse Shoe
shoal, was obliged 20 pass within few miles
of Cape Henry, by which means It is pro-
pable she was discovered by some of the
British squadron, or if not that they got in.
formation other being in Hampton Roads.
Yesterday two line Of Battle Ships, three
Frgates, anda Schooner, entered the Canes
and proceeded towartIsf hampton Roads.
but the wind being lighi ahdthe tide ebb,
they were obliged to anotof
Stuart being apprized If the approach If
the enemy's squadron, got ihts-Elizabeth r.
yer and by his judicio6s-SSasls,sa during the
night got his frigate in safety, and She is nov
anchored between Forts Norfolk and Nell
son.
The enemy's squadron were in Lvnbavcn
Bay last evening.
Upon the alarm being given, the differ
ent volunteer corps and militia companies
were all under arms. The aacrtv If the
citizens of both Towns, and thtt Of the sea-
men in pert, in Volunteering their services
ON board Of the 'cAn Boais, va highly hon
oralbe.
We understand. shat If British ships /,
The Bay, yesterday manned thein,l,, ats and
took Brig and a rilbt BoatA-7ktdger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
PERPETUAL MOTION

The Democratic Press says " We are au-
'horIsed to state, that Mr. Re .heffer has ex-
p ic'tIy dec'aaed that he viii not permit the
committee appointed by The legislature to
examine the Perpe,nal Motion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
Fa1pAr, February 5tb. 1878.

The Speaker laid before the House COM
munication from the Governor, accompanied
with sundry documents, which were read, in
the following words and figures
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

1t is said the ransom demanded for Capt.
Smith OF Salem, Massachusetts. taken by
the Algerines, is 10000 dollars, and that
this enormous price is because of the little
success his barbarian majesty's cruisers
have met with against the Americans.
~ Phil. fiaitcr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Accounts from Hampton state that Admiral
Warren had requested leave to obtain a supply
of water; and had threatened in case Of refusal
TO land one thousand men and take il. Two
additional frigates had joined him on Saturday
morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

The accounts yesterday from Albany, repre-
sent the sickness III that place as on the de-
I g. ne alarm had considerably subsidized
VI was supposed the Governor would call Tie
new council Of appointment, this day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Admiral Warren's squadron has left our Of
hnS' none Of them having been seen for nearly
TWO weeks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
.,Ei rgiHifesh sesSlszaf''re-
no USNseE DEL EGATES.
THURSDAY, Eebruary 4ts,-.iSiS.


On motion OF MrALae COT WestnorL!and)
the following preamble and resolution were
agreed TO by the HousH:
Whereas in our lasEsasavsl vict tories, which
have contounded hc,enSnv, excited the adj
miration OF the world, sud she'd blaze Of re.
novn upon the flag of the United States, it has
been the pride Of Virginia to behold her sons
vieing, i'll deeas of salor, with heroes By whom,
it were honorable. to b. surpassed; and where
as, to acknowledge and fseuite the merit o.
these citizens Is not less Measure than the
duty q this state;- Nm
Ne therefore unanimsnk,J Res olved, by the
GeneraIeAssemBly of wig {n1s /. that midship
man John YsyfPe, for hisysal!ant conduct in
the action betweep the Unitel State,' frigate
the Cosatituti,a3AAd his Br5tannc Majesty's
frigate the Guerre1eS is entitled to the era
titude of his country; and that, in testimony OF
his merit, and of this sentimept, the Governor
be, and he is hereby requestessto present, in
the name of this Commonwealth, an appropri-
ate sword, togetheItWith copy of this Resoltl-
ton, to the said 10 hnzrayloe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
IMPORTANT.

We learn, (says the Aurora) that the govern
ment has at length sefzcd ~rpep The clues of a
reasonable conspiyey, and that Two principal
British emissarieS Are (eirher in Arrest, or so
closely brset as nd to besRlsto escape, Sc
Yes of treasonablS praofces have beeh some
time known to tia execuEve, and theI\actors
have been sufferedtb proceed una5oles ted, but
carefully watched RChree Of thc8 principals
we're accredited BritiSA. agents bef6re(he war
an our seaports--their designs have1extended
from Boston to Orleans-an3 there ~ evidence
OF more than 70 persons of what is usually de
nominated respectable standing, their aiders
and abettors and agents-with few persons of
a different rcputation-We omit names and
particulars, only with the view 70 avoid any in
reference or interruption Of the measures
which the government may think proper to a.
dopt--and it is not improbable that this may
have been the subject upon which congress
were lately employed with closed doors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
February Sd, 1913.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
February Sd, 1913.
have had the hcror to receive your letter of
President. u
It has bscn the object fthc government to
provide, in the most ample nenner, for the
protection of all our seaRsfs town., and of the
coast so far, at least, rs the mears committed
10 It's charge may be adequate. This object
has been IN view, in every proposition 20 Con-
Sress relative to the augmentation ofiorce, and
Will be attended TO in the future disposition of
i'.-It will be recoiise<sr,> however, that as our
towns are NUM- ronss AID bur coast of vast ex.
tent. much reliance 6SNh9fo be placed in the
local force in aid oithe MEASURES which ylay be
adopted by the General pvernment Tor thai
Some delay has been tEee1nsd essayvin
making communica 10 t%vrti IN his SUB
Ject; IN the eXpecta ION of q general srranre
mcnt being adopted, ~ connection with the
Bill which has lately passed Congress, for an
| augmentation of the force Secretary for
this Department having heen lately APP n,ed,
and being daily expected here, It sc ms pro-
per that he shonld be consulted on - will
however have the honor T. c0mmu icate to YOU
i'll few days. in case lie slloaiA rot arrive the
sentiments of the PresS<e,ss opAa concern so
important to the interesi%f thSState.
With respect tsYe,
The honor to IN
Your EXcelleney's
Obcdent serIAnt,
Ia MONROE.
His Excellcncy -
is. Barbour, Governor ofTirginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

JOHN ARMsTRoNc, Esq Secretary of War
OF the United States, arrived in this CITY on
Thursday. H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
From the CoEee Hon,e Book,

a letter from Norfolk SAYS that about so men
from the British feet la'iIed near Lynhavcn
creek. They behaved very civilly and paid for
such articles as they took away
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

admiral Warren appears to be occupied a.
long our Coasts in catching oisfcr-6oats. 4
glorious emP!oyment, most truly, for British
might!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

this state, the following dctachments of the
militia are required, without a moments de-
lay, to take the field, and repair to Norfolk
and Hampton, as hereinafter specified, viz ::
The whole of the Infantry, Light Iufan-
try, and Rife men detsched, under the &c
neral Orders of the 19thS efAprl last, from
the
8Srd Regiment Dinwiddie
59th D;nw;ddie
5sth Nansemond, and so many,
in addition, as will. "a
mount in the whole to
$50 electives.
20tll PrinSess Anne
sad CEartTS. City S< New Kent
6sth James City & part of York
9th Essex y
87th King William
9th Krug & Queen
30th Caroline
102d Powhatan
10th louisa
3oth Goochland
9TH Norfolk, and so manv in
III addition, as viii
mount in the whole to
$50 electives.
951h Do. Do.
together With tho following Detacbuents e
Capt Gambla's rroop'uacAs-.gy City of nch.
Heth's do. : Chesterfield i''''''''
Cooper's do. 115 Regtl Elizahet. City.
Corbr's Company of Artillery, King 8. Queen
of'tchin"s do. Southampton
Rpge~s' do. Clouc.ster
Pryos's do. l15th Regt Elizabeth CITY.
IayIor's ComPanyof RIhemen, 18Th Regt. City
of Hicomoud.
Servants do. 1l5th Regt Elizabeth CITY.
Green's Company OF Infantry 10th Regt spott.
syvania
Shields Company of Light Infantry, lis Regt.
York.
Tayior's do s9th Regt. Petersburg.
Two volunteer companies, who have rendered
their services from the 29th Regimen, Isle of
Wight.
The detactmcnis from the 68th and 18th
Regiments, with Capt Cooper's Troop of Ca
valry, and Pryor's company of Artillery, 10 re-
p ir 70 Hampton, and report themselves to
Major Cav I.>Corbin
The detachVeS's from the 9th. s7th, 9 h, &
sd, Rcgiments, 3rd Capt 6oH6ir,'s and Ror
er's companies cf3ArilIery9 Q %ende zvous at
" ann proceedNtrom thence to
The detachments hAm the 2ot6.a3d. and SOIL,
Regiments, with c3pt A4Sssarltters Tavio,',
company of Light Infantry, and Capt. erich
lows company Of Artillery, to rendezvous a;
Smithticld, from whence they will proceed TO
Norfolk
The detachments from the SOth, 4Oth, 3sth
! and 02d Regiments, with Capt Green's com
Pany of Infantry from the 9th Regimen, to
rendezvous at Richmond, and from thence
proceed, hy the most direct route to Norfolk.
The detachments from the 5oth, 2Oh, 7th
and 95th Regiments will repair immediately
10 Norfolk.
The troops Of Cavalry of Capts Gamble and
Hcth, and the Rife companies of Cap,s Henley.
and Edmund Taylor, will proceed forthwith to
Norfolk
The whole detachment TO be under the com
mand Of Brigadier General ROBERT b. TAY.
LOR, of Norfolk
FIELD OFFICERS.
R&GIMeNTs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

OF Capt CANDLES troopof Cavalry of this
city, detached above, started for Norfolk early on
Sunday morning. Capt. Taylor sCompany Of
R.llemen of this City, also marched in the at.
ternoon of the same day. Capt. Henly's com.
pany Of Rhemen, passed through this city a.
bout IL o'clock to-day
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The detachmcnt at Hampton, viii be com
manded by Major Gavin l.. Corbn.
Major Richard w. Byrd will command the
Cavalry
Major Charles FentOn Mercer, &c John Camp
bell, Esq's. are appointed AIDS DE CAMP to
the Governor, commander in chief and are
to be respected accordingly
Commandments of Regiments from which de-
tachments are drawn, viii provide not only the
usual camp equipage, but for its transportation
and the commanding officers of each detach.
ment, will procure the necessary supplies, on
the march, which will be paid for by he pub
lie Impressmcnts, as authorised by law, are
to he iesorted to, when necessary.
General Taylor will organize the SIEVE raj de
tachmcnts into Regiments and Battali 10 ms, as
soon as his force shall be concentrated
BY order of the Governor or Commander in Chief
VIM. W.4sENING, ID. A. &.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
gYIIE MINT.

NORFOLK, Feb. 3.
The House OF Delegates Of this state have
rejected the resolutlOnfor sppropriating a sum
of money as loan to the United States, for
building Ship Of the line. The vote was 81
for, % against. The Enquirer appears TO be
much out of humour yis,f tIttau,yote. To us il
appears, that the stgfe OF Virginia was to bor.
row tho money, ga then tdRlend Itto the Uni,
ted States. ci&uity6r Idan that could on.
ly he necessary, pspvided the credit Of the Uni
ted States was not a. goodps that oithc state
Of Virginia. kLedger.
Ry the arrival Of tbe. ship, Dr6zimbo, from
CaIlz which she left the teenty seventh Of De-
eember, VIC ind srstand, that Lord Wellington
was at Cadiz, the hostile armies having gone
into winter quarters. II was understood at Ca
diz, that the object of his Lordship's visits
was to urge the Regency aud General Cortes t.
vigorous excrtions in the W3r
flour' trom the great nupber Qr arrivals, had
barrel. ~
We are informed from,4 intelligent source
sh"tths internal state OF Ft77sce is very lar frsu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

The GOVERNOR, attended by his two AIDS
left this City this morning for Norfolk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

we are informed from A. intelligent source,
@"tths internal state OF sa7scs is very lar frsm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
GPNERALeORDERS.
ADIUTANT GENERAI'S Orr

Richmond, FED. 9Th, 1873
In order to repel threatened invasion Of
this state, the following dctachments of the
militia are required, without a moments de-
lay, to take the field, and repair to Norfolk
and Hampton, as hereinafter specified. viz
The whole of the Infantry, Light Iufnn-
try, and Rife men detsched, under the Ge
neral Orders of the 19thS efApril last, from
the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
Robert Gray,
Opposite the Washinstoa Tavern, King
street, Hlerandria,

Opposite the Wa,hingtoss Tavern, King
street,e Aierandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Melish's Travels "a The United States
and Upper Can%d., illustrated by /"
Maps, vol. octave bound IS so.
Chsteaulliand's Travels in Greece;
Palestine, Egypt nd Barbary, vol.
octave bound, 81 u.
Life and Administration of the homo
rable Spencer Percev>l
Erskine's Speeches On Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
Constitution OF tho United States.
Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses.
Wcem's Life OF Washington,
Young Mother, Santn ochsstiano,
Crabs Tales, Child's NIohitor,
Goldsmith's Greece.
American Precep'or, -
Columbian Orator, 49,
Rollins Anient History,
Camphcl''s Rhetoric,
Modem geography,
History oi America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's Geography,
Johnson's Dictiosary with Walker
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Common Prayer Books,
Adgatc's, Smiths, Littlc's end Coles
Music BCoks,
Webster's, Pesrce's, Comly's and Co.
lumbar Spelling Books,
A large stock Of fine Vellum Foolscap
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Playing Cards, States, Quilts: Blant
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Ledgers, Journals, Cash aad Ipvo'c,
Books, and Blank Books of every Ge.
scription Ruled and Bound to any give,
pattern at short notice.
On hand constant supply of larf
Writing Paper, suitable for Relor
Books. :
April 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

mencins this twenty third Of April, IN
the year of our Lord one Thousand e'sn'
hundred and ten, to be fully comfAeat-
ed and ended.
Given snder my hand and seal the day
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL. $:
= Signed, sealed and delivered 10 the
presence. of GEO. G.. PRESBufi'
In consequence Of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with sIr. 4. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents 'or inc
sale of Paul's Columbian OIL, IN the cry
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sign of,he Golden head, No. 26 Mar
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Son, Druggists, sign of Celsus's Head,
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Howsrd!~ Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pest. conner Of Hanover and Market-sts'
Mrssrs Warner and Hanna, stanonerss,
corner of Cav and Market sts. Messrs'
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Of s. P4ul's I.ane and Market-st. A.
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Of, Fr-,klin, N. Howard-st. Messrs'
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miah Morris, Druggist. No, 2ss Mar
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rug sMessrs. Love and Cutler, DRUG
eists-HQgcrsto7vn. DR.. Frederick Mil
lec,prugsl st.-Frsderickfe'vn. DR.. John
s. Miller. HInehester, Mess
;ohn s. Adm Miller, Druggists.-Han'
oper. Messrs. Frederick * Wm. Sauer-
mann, Druggsts.-carlisle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook pWe.
(Montgomery COY Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, Br
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign OF the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
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