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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
RICHMOND Prices CURRENT.
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TTTENTY DOLL.RRS REW.a9D.

ITTENTR DOLLARS REW.4RB
u ANYWAY 20th Of November last, from
"A the subscriber, residing in Albemarle
county, (Green Mountain Negro Man by tire
n9me Of EMANUEL, about feet or 8 in
ches high, very hack and pretty much bow-
legged, has yory hgh cleeS bones, which make
his eyes aYfear verS deep h his head. S. knot
on one shoulder, locsss ionef hy hurt. He is
CarpcWcr by trade And asiolerabIe good wa
termsn 10 ver$scml(ng ayEfu fellow, and very
much AFFLICTED tn.samblRg.
His acqusiptance extends from Lynchburs
to Richmond 1aara-1HsS
The above reward will be given if taken out
OF the comfy and brought home, or secured
IN Jsii so tilatI get him itaken in the coun-
ty ten aolNrs.-All reasonable expenses in
bringing him home viii be PAID.
REIN PORTER, sen'r.
Dec. 2e, 1912. .w4t
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rnE luAscribc- tenders his services to his
friends and the public, IS
Commission Merchant:
Ile viii also rcociks .CoUNTRY PRODUCE,
&c. on 51JB GE, On the most reaspna bic
terms, at thc Iumifrhoess occupied by Mr..
Frederick Clarke, ii,tJaeor-to NIr. Jas. Hutch
mson's, irontag tic Basin.
ROBERT n. PULLTNM.
Jan. Z spG.
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4 CREEAnLY 70 a decree Of the COUNTY
n Court ofHeur;eo, will he sold. At re BELL
Tavern, in the City Of Richmond, on Monday
the 18th day OF Ibis fisfth (Jsnury) on -
months credit,
-Four &Sgroes,
belonging to the Estate Of John Burton, decd.
BY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Jan. 4, 1915 If.
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Groccries.

THF subscriber having rented House near.
by opposite the Bell Tavern, z. or main street.
Dtends opennSya, genefai> assortment Of
&RoCERIEs,
and respectfully invites hisformer customers,
and the pubic irfGrnsfal, u give him a can !
at the same Ainle,s ssFass,tfos them, that moth
ing shall he ASpted oHahis part % give gener.
al satisfaction. IT, will sell low for cash,
SOuntry produce, or town acceptances.
FRANCIS PATTI
Dec IS. w.t.
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Baak OF Virginia.

TEVAKEN up by Thomas Glover Of Buck.
d iugham county, 20 q X $ L X A Y
s / T. j. Il s, marked with a swaliow-iork
b. tho left ear, and Abolc and undcrkeei IL
the right; two Of tlaA arc brown reds, ono
red and white, andfthe other black ard
white adjudgcd tobe four years Old next
spring. Appralsedto 6s dollars.
Teste, Il. ELDRIDGE, jr. DC.
January Z, 1913. CO
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fifty Dollars Reward.

ID Az AWAY from the subscriber,
N residing in Jefferson county, Va.
un the 18th day Of June last, Negro
Man named FRANK, aged about %
years, feet high or upwards, rather
stsader made, with a yellowish com.
piexion-had on when no went away
homemade drab cost, fur hat, tow
shirt and trow:crs and drab colored
impclted cloath greet coat took with
him large Bay Mare. some white on
her near hind foot, with Wagon
saddle and eurb bride, the iermer Of
which was little worn in Tie seat.
so dollars reward will be given for
securing said Negro in any jail so thai
I can get hi q, again. and 20 dollars for
securing the mare with all Reasonable
charges. The Id N gro was bred
in Wes,mol elsnd County Va. and In
all probability has procectledtbere.
William Taylor.
Near shepherds Town.
July 80 2twlaw2w.
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I as Pirates; threw their guns over
board, and sent. them home, with q
letter from Captain Porter, saying
| that if all the American -propert,,
was not given up with damages, he
would lay their capital in ashes.
About the last Of May, an Eng
lish Packet was taken by an Ameri.
can frigxte, (supposcd to be the Els.
SEX and her crew landed at Cape
Frio.
Left at Bahai, ship William. Da-
Wis, to sail July 4, as a cartel. 10,
New-York. with the crew Of the Ma
tilda. priyateer of PhiladeIphia,
which was. taken off Pernambuco.
by the English frigats Lion, after q
short action, in which the captain
most Of Tie officers. and 90 Or so
men Of tue Matilda, were killed.
The Matilda attempted to board the
Lion, supposibg her to be a mer-
chairman, and had the people fol-
lowed their officers they would pro-
badly have carried her, as the Lions
people had mostly left the deck, and
a number of the Matilda officers
were on the foreeastle. but not one
of their crew followed them.
Mr.. Bieker Of Boston, was to take
passage in the cartel.
Mr.. Rice one of the missionaries,
who sailed from Philadelphia. was at
St. Salvatore on his return TO Ame-
RIGA, in the cartel. The wife ofMr.
Newhali, a missionary who sailed
from Salem in the Caravan, died at
the Isle of France soon after her
arrival at Calcutta.
The Camoens, Portuguese brig,
was to sail in 10 days for Boston.
An Hermaphrodite brig. former
" belonging to Charleston, & com
manded by captain Bonner, sailed in
June for st. GATHERINGS and La
Plata.
The ship Rose, Gardner, of Nan
tucket, from Canton, was taken off
the Isle Of France. The MOntezu-
ma, and two others. were taken off
the Cape. One of the captains was
named Chase.
On the 18th Jnne, part of the Hill
Of st. Salvador gave way, and demo-
lished number Of buildings-among
them. the Trapix and Barnibcr.
Most of tue negroes Of the Trapix
were killed, and about IS other peo-
ple-of ten that were passing, six
only escaped.
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MONTREAL, Juns 80.

We understand by report form the
Upper Province, that Sir James Yeo,
VIXEN he was last out. landed small
part of his force at Sodus. A village
belonging to the enemy, where with
trifhlng loss be captured about three
hundred barrels Of pork, and consice-
rable quantity of clothing. The provi.
sions he sent Immediately 10 gen. Vim
cent, who with his gallant little army
has entirely prevented the farther ad.
vance of tie American army into the
province.
In addition to the number of beats,
with provisions. stores, &c. taken and
destroyed by the squadron and the adj
vance of brisadier general Vircent's ar
my on the 10th and lob inst. we have
much pleasure in stating that by letters
from Kingston of the 10th inst. received
in town on Saturday evening, Sir James
Yee had returned to that place after ha.
wing completely secured the lake and
enteriag all the creeks and buys on the
enemy's side, and capturing four Ame'
rical schooners, having on board 400
barrels OF pork, and a quantity of ner.
chandise intended for the enemy's army
It Fort George. Four companies OF the
Royals we're embarked on board of the
feet to serve as marines and were to
sail from Kingston on Thursday LAST
The enemy's fleet we're then still in
Sackett's Harbor.
The embargo on the shipping was
raised by proclamation on Friday last.
We learn with much pleasure that
the suspension Of Mr.. Geudie's pro.
ccedings in engaging carpenters in the
Upper Province, was only of tempo
.rary nature, occssioned by some Difficult
ty on the part of some Of the journey
men as to the terms. /, IS expected
that from 70 10 80 carpenters will take
their passage in the steam boat on her
next trip from this port.
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NOTICE.
July 80

TIME S ubscribsr, appointed Trustee
by the honorable Court Of Chance.
ry Of the state Of Mary land, for the pur-
pose Of sellifg and conveying the real
estate Of the late Col. Robert T. Hooe,
lying in Charles county and state of Ma.
ryIand, will offer for sale the said estate
al Port Tobacco, Oh Tuesday the 18th
August next, consisting Of about six hum
dred and sixty-four acres. About five
hundred and forty acres of this land is
situated on the Potomac river and biud-
my thereon, and known by the name Of
the Maryland Point Tract. 1t has two
tenements on it; springs of excellent
water, and abouDds in Timber 1t is
fertile, healthy. lays very handsomely for
cultivation, and has ali the conveniences
of Fish and Fowl in their season in The
greatest abundance, and the convenience
of conveying TO market the produce Of
this productive Farm renders it very
valuable. The residue lies on The
head of Stones Creek between the
ands of Mr.. Henry Dent and Mr.. John
Brent; is very fertile lies within three
miles of nayigable water and five miles
of Port Tobacco, and contains about one
hundred and twen,y-iour acres, at pre-
sent under rent to Mr.. H. Dent. Tho
purchaser will be required 70 give bond
with approved security for the payment
of the purchase money with interest,
within six months from the Csy Of sale
and upon the payment cf,he whole sum,
and not before, will receive deed from
the trustee, conveying the title oil the
land SO sold. The title papers Can be
seen by applying to
john Muncaster,
TRUSTEE.
July 6 2awts
- The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican Of Georgetown viii laser, the
above twice week till the day Of sale,
and send their account 10 this office.
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siderable time would elapse; before be
could be brought again to renew his
friendly offers---snd thus the delay in
their official communication is naturally
accounted for. Mr.. G. said that he
wvsld make no remarks on the paper
furnished blythe secretary OF state to the
gentleman from Tennessee, further
than to observe, that the statement it
contained was altogether alternative {;
that it denied nothing that It bad no
reference, either expressly or implred-
~, to- any thing that might have passed
between the Russian minister and the
President on the subject of the media.
ton and that it was not by express
averment, but only by implication, (and
that too rather aremote than necessary
Inference, that the idea is given, that
the secretary himself, at the time he
received the Minister'S message request
ing an interview, was entirely Ignorant
of the object: it only says, that the
message did not state the object
Mr.. G concluded by saying, that as
his only objectin rising was to call the
attention Of the committee particularly
TO the point, that there was no lnconslss-
encr or contradiction between the state.
ment made BY his colleague lew days
ago, and that of the secretary OF state
now. which was obvious, he weuid. not
trespass any further on their time.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
JPchorted far ths .Aierandria Gazette.
"WEDNESDAY, Jnly 80.
The bill making additional approprl-
atoms for the service OF the year 1915
was read third time and passed.
The House in committee OF the
Whole, Mr. Nelson in the chair, on
bill from the Senate, making provision
for payment for Wagons and Teams
captured at Detroit.
While this bill was under Discussion
a message was, received from the Sc
nste,Iwhich WAS declared to be ola con-
6deutial nature, and the doors were clos
ed and remained SO for short time,
when hoy were again opened.
The House resolved Itself into COM
mittce of the Whole, Mr.. Hopkins If
the chair, on a bill to prohibit the use
of Licenses or passes issued unaer the
authority Of the government of tho Unit,
ed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land
The committee rose and reported the
bill, ard in the House some amendments
were proposed which were under dis
cussion when our reporter lett the
House.
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sHINGTON CITY, July 90.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 90.
FROM THE ENEMY IN OUR WATERS.
Entract Of a letter from Capt. For
rest, commanding the Le0nardto1cn
troop of horse. dated
TALL PINE, July 81, 1913.
Our situation is extremely cri-
Teal. From two to three thousand
of the enemy are incomplete posses,
sion of the point of land below the
Ridge. which is two and a half miles
from Pvint- Look Out. They have
been 5 or miles higher up proeur-
ing stock, and have now in Mr..
Armstrong; corn field about 600
head Of cattle, &c. Several of our
most respectable inhabitants have
been taken by the enemy: among
those ] have heard of, are B. Viii
liams. r. Armstrong. Nj. Jones, aud
J. Biscoe. Many negroes have also
been taken, some Of whom have
escaped. and returned to their mas
ters. Seven ofthe enemy's regulars
have deserted, and are now with us.
The whole fleet is yet laying off Point
Look Out. What will be their next
movement / know not. They have
landed six pieces of artillery. and it
is aseertained that they have on
board rockets in abundance"
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FRIDAY, hly 30
ITO sHEw
-,x VERY AGE & BODY OF TEE TINE
,s TORN ANc PRESSURE.
e TO sHEw

A very heavy firing was heard at
Washington and this place in the direc-
lion of Annapoiis--i, lasted for near two
hour.-It is sppreheDded an attack has
been made on that place BY the British
If SO, we shall probably learn the part'-
culars this day.
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Cavalry, Attention

A Court of Enquiry for tho assess
ment of fines, and for the trial Of deliu-
quents under the order. of The 18th inst.
will be held at McLeod's Tavern in the
city Of Washington on Saturday the slst
inst. a, s-o'elock A. M. where all con.
eGrned are warned to appear.
BY ordensa
&. VIZ. B. RANDOLPH.
e7A Aajutant.
July % =. 3t'
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COHENeS
Lottery g Exchange l!&ee.

Lottery g Exchange f.Bfee.
No. ITO, MARxEr sTRsKT, BALTIMORE.
THE DRAWING OF, THE
Baltimore Hospital Lottery,
SECOND CLASS,
Will be resumed on WEDNESDAY,
the 25,n Of AUGUST.
THE SCHEME
Contains the fOkGwnng ,Cchisai Prizes
Grill IN TIE mheei:
5 $4,000 5 5000 5 10000
! 10000 10000 10000
10000 10000 10000
5000 5000 5000
Besides large proportion of Thou.
sands. FIRE Hundreds, Tue Hundreds,
&c Ic. sc
First drawn $500 Banks are entitled
to 8 IL each
Next .oeo Blanks are entitled BIS
each.
Next 500 Blanks are entitled to 8 30
each.
NOT near two Blanks to d Prize.
Present price of Tickets warranted
uudrawn) EleYen Dollars, but will aoon
advance
r Orders FIR TICKETS or SHARES,
from any part Of The Union. Enclosing
the Cash, or Pixie Tickets, in any Of the
Lotteries, post paid, addressed to the
Subscsiber, will be promptly and pune
tuallv attended to, and the earliest in
telligence sent of success
j. /. COHEN, JR.
Principal Agent for the Contractors.
No. 10, Market st. Baltimore.
Baltimore, July 1870. ieck
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EMBARGO

The injunc lion Of secrecy having been
removed IRON the proceedings OF the
h,use Of representatives while in con-
,laye. we are now able to state tha. we
were rigm in on, gases that EMbAR
co ,yss rte subject on which they were
engaged. Itappcars by an extract iro"
the confidential proceedings which we
annex, ,ha, a bill laying an Embargo on
All ships and vessels passed the house OF
REPRESENTATIVES by vote Of SO to so'
and wan sent To he senate tor concar-
renee, where, after several DAYS consi
dera,,on>m was rejected by majority oil
two, which result WAS announced 70 '1ie
house of representatives yesterday oY a
comui,tec Of that body.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-30

ARMIsr ,cE-A letter from Bos-
ton. states that a British frigate was
spoken at sea. from which iniorma.
ton was obtained that an armjstice
was concluded between the United
States and Great Britain. Our BOs.
ton letter is silent on the subject,
though it mentions the frigate Sabine,
said to have been spoken, and to
have given the information. The
atory is very improbable.
". Y Z. Post july ~.
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ATTENTION !!

The Members of Captain Msrsteller's
Company Of Artillery, are requested to
attend a meeting, on Thursday evening
next at Mr.. Peiton's, at half past seven
o'clock.
By Request offhe Lieutenant,
F. Way, Sergeant
July -.
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BOSTON, July ~.

BOSTON, July ~.
Judge Croker, in the Vice Admiralty
Court at Halifax, has decided, that yes.
sells lying in the ports Of the United
States biockaded. with British licences,
will not be condemned, if found violat
ing the blockade.
July 20.
FRIGATE ESSEX.
The Portuguese brig Donna Ma
ria, captain -, So days from ST.
Salvador, and % from Pernambuco,
went into quarantine, yesterday
Spoke nothing on the passage. On
Saturday last. passed a feet Of Is
sail standing N. e. :;
Memoranda at st. Salpadore, June
Received an account Of the Ame-
rican frigate Essex. having been 2
months on the Coast of Chill, during
which time she had taken two hea-
Wilma privateers, and treated them
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June | l..
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber, iv-
2 a ing in Ccntreville, Fairfax county,
Va. on the 9th March last, MuIat;o Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
five feet five or six inches high, tolerably
well made, IS or So years of age, wears
generally a handkerchief about his head
and ears for the ear-ache Had on when
he went away roundabout and pantaloons
of grey coating. Has free wife who for
merry resided in Georgetown or th ciiyof
Washington, and himself being formerly
hired there and at the Great Falls ii is pre-
sumable he has made for one orthose plae-
cs or some Of the fisheries. lie is a tole
rablc waterman and may possibly be about
the wharves is carpenter by trade and
will hire himself in that capacity il he Can
meet with any person disposed TO employ
him--It is more than probable he Will Vi.
sit the Navy-Yard for empioyment---is We.
ry much addicted to drink.
Whoever will apprehend said Negro Sc
bring him to the subscriber living in Cen
trcviie, or lodge him in the Aicxantlria Or
Fairfax iails shall be entitled 10 the above
reward.
GEORGE ADAMS.
april eI.
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Joseph Vaudeville,

CORNER OF KING q Fairfax STREETS,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
no Or, chests Teas-gunpowder, impc-
SO boxes rial, hyson, Tyson skin,
y. hyson and souchong
10000 lbs. green aud white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds New Orleans aid Muscovado
80 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhGs retailing Molasses
pipes, half pipes and Or casks L P
Madeira
Spipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
do genuine old Port
Ia pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Clarct
9 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and 90 or. casks
Tcneriffe
Is pipes real Coenac Brandy
S pipes Gin
90 puncheons IYest-India Rum
Is punchcons and 40 bbls. New-EngIand
Rum
10 bbs. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
oOo !,oiobS Diu po'
hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibbcrts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 To- Bengal Indigo
500 lib. Bright Madden
5000 lib. Goshen and Rhode Island Cheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cassia, Pimento,
race and ground Ginger, Cayenne Pepper,
Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Pearl Barley,
Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS, Wine
and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubcrs Salts, Bark,
Scented White and Brown Soap, Spcrma-
citi mould and dipped Candles, maccauba
rappec and scotch Snulfs, chewing tobacco,
Starch, Fig Blue, Salt Pctre, Arnotto,
Alum, Copperas, Birthstone, Gunpowder,
patent Shot, Flints, Hair Powder, Sifters,
Cigars, Demijohns, Wrapping Paper and
Irvine, Corks, Bed Cords, Leading Lines,
Traces &c. sc.
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GBY dUTHORITY.1
AN ACT

To reward the officers and crew Of the sloop
of war Hornet, and lieutenant Elliot, and
his officers and companions.
Resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of The United States Of
.4mrrica in Congress assembled, That the
president Of the u. States be, and he is
hereby authorised to have distributed as
prize money to capt. James Lawrence, late
Of the sloop of war Hornet, his officers and
crew, or their widows and children, the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, for
the capture and destruction Of the British
brig Peacock and to lieutenant Elliot and
his officers and companions, or their widows
and children, the sum of twelve thousand
dollars for the capture and destruction of
the British brig Detroit and that the sum
of thirty-seven thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated to the pur-
pose aforesaid, to be paid cut of any money
N the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker ofthe House of Representatives.
f. GERRY,
Pice President Of the United States, and
President ofthe Senate.
June 10, 1918.
JAMES MADISON.
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Boots and Shoes Cleaned and Black.
ed H0,,HsOn,eJ,,
WILLIAM SYPHAX.
ca H0nGsOn7e}y

AS commenced business in Fairfax
y street few doors above the corner
OF King strcet-Whcrc he will clean and
black Boots and Shoes by the month, week
or single pair-IIc uses Backing of SUI
perior kind, which will afford an elegant
gloss without iJuring the leather, He will
tc very ihankiui for the encouragement and
patronage OF the public of which he stands
greatly in need.
~ Price of cleaning per month IS cts.
w. >. Keeps tue same kind Of backing
for sale by the bottle.
~ The highest price given for OLD
CLOTHES.
August g. n.
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NICHOLAS HZ.NGS7ON

Nearly ofEsosite st. Paui'a Church, Fairf1a:
street, hafh Just received and alters for
sale on moderate terms, for Cash only,
A very general assortment of cut
and plain GLASS, consisting of quart,
pint, and half pint Dccanicrs, wine glasses,
salts, cructs, casters, salyers, tumblers, a
great variety.
Also, great variety Of Iustre, fancy, and
other articles.
Like7ofse, good assortment Of Domcs-
uc Wares, Of superior quality, and ge-
neral assortment Of queens, stone and pot
ters ware--25 bushels offrcsh Hemp-Seed,
which he will sell low, and few bushels
OF Buckwheat.
A constant supply of Lees Family ME-
Dizziness
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EASHfONBLE HIT E4CIO-
RE.
SAMUEL ID. HARPER.

FaiJar 8frcet, .Ikc1andria,
IL As on hand and intends constantly TO
aa keep general supply of the most
fashionable HATS, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail, at reduced pri-
ces.
Country Merchants can be supplied or a
good credit.
He has also large supply of WOOL
HATS. which he will sell by the case or
smaller quantity.
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county Of Fairfax. S miles from Alcxan-
oiria, and adjoining the estate of Gen. Th.
Mason, containing IA acres; the soil is
good and very susceptible OF improvement
by the clover and plaster system. The
proximity of this property to market and
the facility with which it's produce may he
carried (Hunting creek, by which it is
bounded, being navigablc almost to the
door( would render ii extremely valuable
20 person disposed to pay sufficient attcn-
ton to its cultivation. Apply TO JAMES
II. HooE, Esq. or to
FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
May 81.