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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
DOMESTIC
boston, September 80.
AMERICAN &AVYl

The "iathirg hatcher" paper of this town,
has the following - JacobintcaF paragraph !:
1t is little singular that all the honor that
has been gained in this dnfi-comnerctak ia
c26inicdi war, has been won by that navy
which was created by a federal admnistra
zion, and zvhi-h oar present ruiers Ualniv
endeav0red 10 crush, though they succeed
ed M addressing IT,
The fact happens to be, that our present
rulers" instead OF endeavoring to crush
the navy, have Created the whole OF the
squadron with which Com. PERRY achieved
has gallant victory, since the war commenc
ed, and they likewise lately passed an act
for further Increase of the navy. This act
provided for the building OF four 74s, six rrl
gates, and a number of sloops OF war. The
act tor diminishing the navy, and selling a
Part cfn, was passed by a federal Congress-.
and signed by John adams.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11

are inserted in the margin, and who it appears
were sent to Jamaica, to which station the
Rhodian belonged, IN suspicion of their b, ing
subjects of his M. jesty; and further request
your attention to letter from major general
Pmcsney to the secretary al war dated head
quarters, Charleston, 4th of November, 1879,
from which it appears that twelve of his ma
jesty's subjects, then prisoners of war at
Charleston, were held in prison 20 answer in
their persons for the fate OF the SIX men, of the
Sarah Ann privateer, sent TO Jamaica.
have the honor to enclose YOU the copy of
letter from vice admiral Stirling, command
ing his malesty's ships OF war on the Jamaica
station, to SIR Simpson, late sub agent Tor pri
soners OF war at Charleston, from which you
will perceive, that tine six men of the Sarah
Ann are considered by the admiral as Amerla
can prisoners generally, and now on board
aprison ship, in common with other American
prisoners.
Having w. n you this information with re
spect to the six men Of the Sarah Ann priva-
teer, have TO request YOU will take the neces.
sary measures tn have the contingent RESPONSE
bility which it thought proper to attach to
the persons of twelve British seamen, now in
prison in Charleston, taken of, and that they
may he informed thereof
understand that John Gaul, one of the
six men, was paroled and arrived at George
town, South Carolina. in the brig Cyprus,
and that he has reported himself to the
marshal, who informed Mr.. Simpson THAT
he had sent on to the department of state his
parole"
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
THOMAS BARCLAY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
September IL.

We have received information from
Pensacola that a Bri ish armed schoonee
from ihe Behamas has brought arms. am
munition and Clothes for the hostile Indians
Inc Indians West of the Mississippi it is
SAID are to ATTACK The settlements ON ,ba
Mississi }pi see no hope for the salvation
of this country" ''>-'"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
Sept 81.

sept %.
BY gentleman Of this place, who arriy-
ed here on Sunday last from Lower Sandus
Ky, we are informed that on the Dist inst.
another British armed vessel was taken. af-
ter short action, by one of Commodore
Perry's squadron, and brought in TO Sandus.
KY bay, little below which the vessels la
ken m the late engagement are all moored
Zen. Harrison with the adt ance Of the army
and all the heavy artillery, had landed on an
island about miles from Maiden, on Wed.
nesday last. The main body had also EN-
barked and we're expected to ioin the adj
vance guard on the same day. The Whole
force that eObafked amount TO upward, o(
10000 men, IN addition to which about $500
mounted men, under the command of c..
Johnson, had gone on by way of Brownstowg
to Detroit, where, it is said the hostile In
dams have all assembled. Aslight skirmj.h
IS SAID to have taken place, atthe river RAJ
sin, between the spies OF col. Johnson's regi
ment and some Indians, in which two or
three OF the latter we're wounded. and tv
taken prisoners, one of whom is said 10 haye
acted as aid de-camp to recumseh.
a number of the officers who were take.
prisoners IN the tate engagement ON Lax.
Erie' nave arrived at this piace.--About so,
more are on their way and are exDecte.
here m a few days. The wounded men haye
been sent to CLEVELAND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11

Strange doings at tie HEAD Quarters"
Mr.. QUINcY's " moral anu religious PEG.
pie" who have expressed so much discon-
tent at our naval victories, assembled yes.
jerday IN pursuance of a notification in the
Centinel, and voted SWORD 10 Commo
dore PERRY thy name is red
erGiSm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
THE Secretary Of Safe to admiral Var
rP1.

Ertract, dated .HhrH 10, 1913
'lt appears by your letter (ni the 9Th of
March, from Bermuda) that FIVE only of the
seamen that were taken ON beard the Maui
THUS and sent to England, in confinement
have been returned. No account is given of
the sixth, Orders have been issued for the
release of ten of the twelve men, who on a
principle OF retaliation, were confined by
commodore Rodgers at Boston. You will
be sensible that 1t will be impossible, on that
principle, to discharge the other two men
until the sixth American seaman is returned
or such an explanation given, of the cause
OF his detention, as, according to the cir
cumstauces of the case regarding the con-
duct OF the British government towards A.
merican seamen under similar circum-
stances, ought to be satisfactory"
ITO be cOntiuued)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11
Extract Of letter from admiral Sir John
BorlaSe Ua'Ten 10 the secretary Of state
dated
BERMUDA, March 8. 1919

BERMUDA, March 8, 1918.
l must referyou to my letter IF the 3Oth
OF September, 1912, in which stated the
circumstances oftwelve men belonging to the
Guerrero, taken out of cartel by commo
dore Rodgers, and illegally detained. upon
the pretext OF six others, who were supposed
to be British subjects, having been sent to The
united Kingdom for examination; since th.,r
event, five of these people, named IN he
enclosed list have been received at Halifax
with orders for their discharge. i there
fore request you will communicate these par
ticulars to the president, in order that further
directions may be given respecting the Guer-
riere's men, SO long confined at Boston, and
to obviate the other Inconvenience which
must inevitably arise from such practices. ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11

Sir, these are the names of my fellow suf-
terers Henry Blaney, George M Cammon,
John BOLTON, Michael Condin, John Clark
Peter Burr, Andrew Doyle, John M'Gowan,
James Gill, John Fulsum, Patrick M'Bra>
harty, Mathew Mooney, Patrick Harms, John
Fitzgerald, John Wiley, John Donneily, John
Curry. Nathan Shaley, Edward Nj G arigan,
John Williams George Johnson.
Mr. K. G.. BeaSLeV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11

the American prisoners Of war surrendered
at Queenstown, they were mustered and eN
amined by British officers appointed to that
duty, and every native born of the united
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland se-
quested and sent on board ship of war then
in that harbor. The vessel in few days
thereafter sailed for England with those
persons on board.
Between fifteen and twenty persons were
thus taken from us, principally natives of
| Ireland, several of whom were known by
their platoon officers to be naturalized Ctr
zens OF the u States, & others to have been
long residents within the same. One i'm
particular, whose name has escaped me,
besides having complied with all the cundi
tons OF our naturalization laws, was born
born within the state OF New York.
distinctly understood. as well from the
otfcer who came, on board the prison ship
tor the above purpose as from others, with
whom demonstrated on this subject, that IL
was the determination of the British cover
ment, as expressed though sir George Pre-
vost, to punish every man whom il might
subject to IT'S power, found in arms against
The British king, contrary to his native allie
glance.
have the honor TO be. &c.
(SignedD w. SCOTT, Lieut.. COL U. S.
Cd .A'fillery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-11

Wore, Eco. 6, 1878.
SIR,
This is to inform you of the undernam-
ed twenty three American soldiers. belong
ing to the 18th, 9th and LIST regiments of the
United States armies. We were taken on
the 18th of October in Upper Canada The
reason of their sending US twenty three here
is, we we're born in the British dominions,
though we are all citizens of the United
States, and have our wives and children
there. We are in a very miserable situasion
for clothing, having drawn no winter clothes
before we were taken, We therefore hope
you will send us some relief to shelter us
from the inclemenCy of the weather.
Sir, remain your obedient servant,
(Slgned) HENRY KELLY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13

loss of tine yet aie nol Ia lie hurled nc
leaving the tansdian shore, from
whence the Comm ander in Chief is
compelled TO retire, b, he extraofsiaa~
~, unexampled, and i appears unwar.
santable conduct Of Nj Gen H.'np-
on, in refusing To join this arm, wish.a
division oil 1000 men under his CON-
M md, agreeable 10 positive orders
from the Commando 10 Chief, and a.
he has been ossuled b. the Seer, 'sf AZ
NNaf, Of explicit inn rnciions iron ne
War Department hus deprived Of
large portion OF bis promised IL &c,
he Commander in Chiei feels bimsrR
bound by sense Of regard 10 Ills
mcrltofious corps. and Of sscred du,y
20 the L. State 5, 70 spare the lives of
brave men, and not TO hazard n. char.
sc,er or interest OF the nation h, ~ ,In-
equal conflict. He with lively ferrel,
md the deepest moiifoaiion, suspend:
the destined attack upon NJ, ntieal.
Bat lie assures the army tina. it is sot
abandoned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
.1ooetrp.
From he Boston Gazette.

TO NY CIGAR.
les, social friend / love tile well,
In learned Doctors spite
love Thy tragFan', missy spell,
! love thy calm delight.
WI, II they tell, with phizzes long,
Our years are sooner past
Iwould reply, with reason $, org,
They're sweeter while they last.
And Oft, mild tube. to me thoh art
A monitor, though still
Thou speak',t lessen 20 nv heart,
Beyond the preachers kill.
When In the lcnely evening hour,
Aiietded bul by thee,
0'er hist'ry's va,jed page pore,
Mans fAle inthiae see.
A while Ike thee the hero burns,
And I'm kes and tunes around,
And then like thee, 10 ashes turns,
And miegies with the ground
Thon'rt Ike The man Of worth, who gives
To goodne S. eyery da,;
The Fragrance OF whose virtue lives,
When be has pssss q away.
on when thy snowy column grows,
And breaks md falls away
trace how m City realms thus rose,
Ihen lambied 10 decay.
from heggar's ffieze 10 monaret's robe,
One common doom IS psss'd
s~ee, ns,ure's works, III mighty globe,
Must all burn out a, last.
And What is be who smokes thee now
Ah'le moving hespi
1'', soon. like thee, to fate must bow,
Like thee in dust mus sleep.
shhd when see ihy smoke roll high,
ny ssbes downward 20,
"e'binks tIs 'hus my soul shall fy,
mus leave my body low
Ahuge Cigar are all msnkind,
na ume's the wasting breath.
',s' s'e or early, we sh.l find,
owes ell to dusty death"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13

the importer thereof IN the original
case, csak, box or package wherein the
same shall have been imported !; and
that I'll those who shall sell less guam
THY than thirty gallons of wine at one
time, unless il be il the cask 1t was o.
rigina.ly imported in, shall be deemed
a Retail Dealer of Wine /; aud oil those
who ,hall sci! "a, one time less quan.
tity Of spurious liquors than fGpenfy gal
Ions, shall be deemed Retail Dealer
OF Spurious Liquors.
u ines and Spirits used by spotheca.-
ries aud Phi, slcians, in preparations tor
the sick, and dor estic spirits only III
qunntiiies, not less than hive gallons by
d person who shall have a licence Tor
disliliing, are excepted.
lac second section provides that CIV
cry person who snall be retailer OF
the articles M n.iont d in the first sec
ton on the iirst day of January and be-
fore he shall begin to sell, shall obtain
of the Collector appointed under the
/" act tor the assessment and collection
OF direct taxes aud internal du,irs," one
or more licences tor carrying on his
business tor one year; paying therefor
The sum by law required for such licen-
c,s, which licences are TO be renewed
yearly upon pay men, of the like sum.
For every VIOLATION OF this section, the
violation shlll forfeit and pay the sum
ol sac hundred and .ffy dollars.
The third section makes IL the duty
OF the Collectors to grant licences on
application end paymen, OF the sum re
quired by law-with prosiso, prohib-
i'ing them From granting licences TO
such PERSONS as are tulbid b, the law
OF the st e where they reside
sec Ind be further enacted, hat
the following duties shall be paid on the
licences a5o, ementioned, VIZ
On retailers OF merehandize, inclu.
ding wines and spirits, in cities, towns
or villages, containing, within the limits
OF one mile square, more than loo lam.
lilies IS dollars OF wines alone, twenty
dollars Of spirits alone 90 dollars OF
dome sic spiris alone, fifteen dollars !;
of merchandise other than wines and
>sirits, ! 5 dollars.
II any other place than cities, towns
OF yillages containing within the limits
oil one mile square more than one hun.
dred families: on retailers of mere han
diz including wines and spirits, fifteen
dollars OF wines and spirits, fifteen dol
lars: OF spirits alone twelve dollars oil
domestic spirits alone, ten dollars : of
met chandizt other than wines and spir.
its ten dollars,
| he filh section makes j, the duty
and authorizes the Collectors TO col
leci and prosecute for the duties and
for all forieilures, fines and penalties,
which shall be incurred, one hall oI
whicn shall so to the Collector or com
I Iiainant, as the case may be.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
PLAIN LANGU AGE.
Firm tie " r Evspisg ~
To Gen JAMES WILKIN on Csml
mandef m Ctfe' d he ltmIei Of

mande, in Ctief Of ihe .,nnef Of
THE Uaned tates
S,R-ln your pqifse down he St.
Lawrence upon your exp diilon co
Montreal, you landed your troop. 1
! miles above this village Your illio-
eral and gentlemanly abuie OF my
character, on that day and The iuc-
ceedIng evening, was fuch as nonc
but man OF your Gait, would have
INDUCED in To prevent any mis-
take, | have afcertaiped beyond the
poilibilitv OF doubt, i" You decla, ed
it to be your with thar Ogde iburgh
might be burnt, and as for Judge
Ford you would hang hin, snd if
the enemy did net burn his pro cry,
you would be God damned If you
did not."-Contemptible wretch |!
haI you are much better qualified
for an incendiary and hangmau,
than you are for a General, has new
or been doubt with me If public
opinion is proper tribunal, you
mutt be dull Of apprehension, if you
have not dilcovered that halter is a
necehary requifte to your Taft eleva-
ton. Ii never fails to be the cafe,
when wretch, like you, accidentally
gets himielf placed in aiiluaiion you
are, TO ape the ,yrant, and trifle with
private property ard private charac-
ter. Had you been feparared from
your army, your daitard foul would
iooner have ihruhk back to its primi-
tive nothingn,fs, than you would
have dared to have taken the liberty
you did with my character. Your
low ribaldry was 70 difgulting, that
even your political friends we're "a
fhamed, and they did that for you,
which you was never known to do
for yourfeIf-th bluihed.
When you arrived at Mr.. Thorpe.
which is but four miles from where
you frt out the night you moved the
army through this villaee,) you die
covered Tor others discovered it for
you it was neceilary TO flop and
take a nap. and give time for the
fumes of bat rim to evaporate II
Great General requires great ltinu-
lants. There are none who will
doubt your great qualities, or the clear-
nels of y VI head when it is known
that it requires two drinks ct hat rum,
to enable YOU to go through the OPP
Grafton of one fha,ing. | ihall pats
over your contemplate fppery, at
MIR. Thorps. in the dnPlay Of your
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
From ne CONNECTICUT lil,ror

THE SrAMP-AcT, passed the last ses.
sion 4 Cong as. lays heavy stamp duiy
u on all Bsuk notes. aud upon ali notes DIS.
counted BY Bants which are m de upon oa,ch
fieaf, velluns, 0, paper. Aningenious young
lad, has dscove. ed mode of eyading his
tax uJon noes discounted which is, 10 sp,ife
them upon birch bnt This species Of notes
seiuo m run longer han 60 or 90 day, of
course, he Bark, which is as good % wri e
on a. parchment or paper will be sufficient.
ly dur sbio ard on some accounts Il is pre-
ferable o psptr-water does not afee, it a,
all l Is suggested that The fair .u.ho,ts
of this discovery intends to apply TO the
Secretary Of Stsie fe' stcnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
oyA SsogTA coat.

II late Chronicle, II ne exnlingly &C.
lsred thai his short esmpsign would IN,
doub edly give he people of h u. S,s.s
Oh possessios II the Coat Mines of Nova
!Scotis--s boon. as he said, We, seven
,ears war Those Iredulous democrats.
VITO postponed laying in their winters
Wood tiom he hope of obtaining ricao
Coal, are nipped in Their expec.stIons, nd
are now compelled 10 purchase Wood :, an
enormous aud advance, pace. TIE I.san
O!heer is such loyal democrb. ut be
would sooner lie oongesled ike an ciole
han consent ~ burn l. yerproi Coil IL ie
flee because il IS British eno, he A,oud
a.her be corsnmed by True zriericanr
fdgson He sdmIres he Principle Il Ma
icons continental system burn every
afiole Ia is British es Ell Bfi.ish Coal.
II Wilkinson had conquered Cpnsds and
aao got possession OF hose immense mines
ct Now Scots Coal, only iiiek wins, TOM
far !, " uld I've been 10 Us during ,hte
cod snap "a m Cyzet;e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
Owes : Owes +! eyes ;!

THE fubferiber would hereby inform ALL
1 who are indebted TO him that he T. under
the impe lou. neceliy e requiring hem %
call add iet'e heir reipe6 We due, immediate
~ Where Co6 cannot conveniently be paid,
any article which can be of ute family Will
be received in paymen. Thoie who do no,
pay Ivy The fri of January 's4 may expect
10 have heir accoun or notes left with All
Attorney 20 ne Jsei tie keeps for iale at hi'
houie near Yssgba. B ilgs imaN Allotment
Of valuable FAMILY hitDlCIN =
JosHUh LEApITT
Dec 4, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
FIVE DOLLARS RFW iRD !!

A lmall trunk containing feveral valuable
"A Papers and few snleles of Go hing,
was left at the Stage Hs.ts IN Portland on the
evening of the 25,h of May lsf and has
pot been feen rheee or heard Of Iince = Who.
syer will return Gs T,rnI and it, eanfsat, IN The
fame Fate they were in When ief there ihal' re
ceve he above reward, and he thanks of
PETER o. ALDEN
o. 10, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13

The Hon. M o,,es, senator from viz.
ginis. ucniarcd DUNG he late extra session
of Congi ess. several times TO differ IN onn.
ION from Mr. Madison. lie voted sgains,
C.lsiin as = Commissioner TO Russis, against
Jrnsthsn Russell, as Minister plenipolentiary
TO Sweden, and against an embargo. No,
withdrawing Mr.. Giles had been for many
years sor, Of idol with the party, and not
wi,hst ,ndlng he is rnqucstonsbly BY far The
ablesi man vt that patiy, the moment he
bad the ,emerity 10 vet according 10 The
dictate. of his own Judgment, snd- contrary
10 The sovereign will Vt the President, he is
denounced by every paper m The Interest 81
the Cabinet. WIN are endesvonriue 30 run
him down vita open mouths. in full cry
Mr.. Giles has comrlen need series ut lets
ers to the people of his State, explaining
the motives IT his conduct sud w must
gay, that his reasons are cogen,, and sslls
Gioly. lie seems 10 he willing 10 set
down M. NJ olson AS an hones', though
rls;ak n, poitloiso /: hui for his councillors
re HIS no such charity. This slap OF Mr.
Giles VII pro, k the redouhled 8 .tks
If hrs old suoisies They .considos,d It
gong quite lar enough for HIM 20 go cum.
Ter 10 presidential ordels, bul 10 give ress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
Tbe L1R Call! :

THOSE Perfons thar itand indebted to the
iate 6fm OF HOW & ~ Ne by Me
or Book -unieis they are pa,d wihiu dzss
they w,ll be put iato he haod- OF an tto'ney
tor Collection. Country Produce vii be "a
ken in pay MI How
VIM EVANS.
Portland, Dee 6 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13

ons, and specially conclusive one, To- his
conduct, VIII be DE-, med an unpsrdona bile
oil nee II has sInned past forgiveness.
The PIesIdeDt will hold bis com Aiinenl TO
his IN egrly at q cheap rae. We are much
mistaken If Ia NOT. in his orpn opinion, h,
iess, eslmable at his quail les
Conn Mirror
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13

The following sentiment OF Cowrer
has been Justly admired -
England, with all thy f.uiis. love thee well,
" NY Co~a,y'
The great Governor of the world, for
wise purposes has impressed upon the
heart OF man the love of country in
which he was born and nurtur.d. II
seems 10 be one OF the natural affec ,ions
Of the human bosom since it is found
and tel, in Every part Of the globe, as
well among the nniutcred savages as in
civilized societies
And what then must be thought oil
the British born subjects among us
who spite the county tina, gave them
birth, and manleslly wish lis perdiion
Surely they have no, the natural aflec-
lions OF men; they have not The hearts
oil men They are monsters in hu
man shapes And yet il is true as il
Is strange, that this vefy monslrousness
of their dispositions is the thing thai
end rs them 10, and gives them infln.
ence wilh,a multitude OF native Amer.
leans. They are fiery zealots for I'm.
limited power IN the executive; and
therefore are Considered as Tie best
friends of our republican government
They are thought to be patriots, though
they have proved their patriotism, only
by their noise about British tories and
their clamors against British influence
hey are patriots forsooih, because they
spite Englasd and would be glad 10 del
uge with blood their native soil. This
is the qualification that holds them up to
the notice and respect OF the Ameri-
can administration and American pub
lie. ] his is their high road to honour
| and preierment. Shame on il was
, any other people SO daped since men
began 10 multiply upon earth Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
William Nc elan, II

William Mcl elan, Jr
INFORMS his friend. and the pubic that he
i ha. juit teee,ved an aadtiora iuppy OF
cury and Sealmabie G2oa5,
too numerou, paet'es a'ize and invites them
TO call and Zee for ,nemle YES
Aps, one very NICE III eNNAFoRfE
s.'Fifry buiheis of JUMPER 3ERRYS
Dec 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
AIf.B ADA VI ),
~. . Haym let x 10, Fa'
,o.d ,T ,os,t of

". . Haym fef Rrv, Fn Jo1 Jae,
A good ar y meat of
COTTON GOODS,
cou6itlne of sh,rting, sheeiing Pads Stripes
Chamerays yea,ng, Warps and Thread.
Liisuiss---A good sfofmeat Of
Vet India Gods g GrocerieS,
which WI be lold cheap for Cath, or ex
changed for Country Produce
Po,flss5 Nv S SIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13
ae,sfe!lansolls Sflfftion8.
WAR TAX No. /.

CT a%'NA ANCs 10
''soee OF Tue Act lay ,nf du,ies on Ii.
It's Its 70 reta,iers Of Wines, spurious
NV, Fs and foreign Me.chsndize.
me hrsI section oithis law declares
Wy person retailer who shall deal
.'i'hg any foreign goods, wares or
e"ahdiSe, except whsnI is sold by