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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
REPORT

REPORT
From Capt BOYLE, on board the u. s. schooner Co.
met, To Com. Gordon, dated Wednesday evening:
atsP. NJ.
6 Having proceeded, sgreeabIy TO vou- orders,
with the scbooners nearly down 20 Sandy Point dis
covered 25 sail OF the encmys vessels living OF Tho
mass Point and between that and the lower part Of
Kent Island. all at anchor, viz. l6 ships brirs &
schrs. At L. VI. heard the report of II or Is
heavy guns in the direction of Annapolis-directly
after, saw considerable body of smoke ascending
in columns TO the appearance of nearly 100 at differ
ent times, approaching from the discharge of can
mont lasted for nearly an hour and an half lam
apprehensive an attack has been made on Annapolis
THOMAS BOYLE.
Commodore Gordon
LATEST
Extract OF letter from his Ex. e.. Gov Winder In
Maj. Gen. Smith, dated Annapolis, Aug. 2s
o'clock, II. VI.
T" Yours this day has been received The enc.
my IS yet near Poplar Island and somewhat below H.
am inchned TO believe they inteHeed An attack On
some place on the Eastern Shore LAST NIGHT. proba-
bly, st. Mchaeis, but of this / am not certainly in.
formed The next movement will disclose theirin.
tentous.'' $3.50 ~"
NE express left Annapolis after sun set yester-
W-he saw the whole feet anchored below PopJar
istppti-he heard no friug on hi, return.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

BY list of promotonsin the British army, dated
the ist ofJune, we observe, that col r. Lcthendge,
inspecting held officer in Canada, and Henry Proc
tor of the 41st regt. of foot, (who commanded the
united British aud Indian forces at the battle Of
Frenehlown, ON the River Raisin, on the 22nd Of
january las) have been promoted 70 the rank OF
Ealor generals, and lieut. col Il. u. ST. George and
j. Murray, Inspecting field officers of militia in Can.
ada, TO the rank OF eDlones.- Colulnbinl,
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To THE EpIroR-./rom CAPTAIN Booker,
Of khc Richnlond IYIn aLiuorLn, YnL.ntnnrn

dafed BALTIMoRR, Hugust 49,
We have been much fltigued, though
cheerful, in the discharge of our duty, at
Annapolis from which place we marched
on Friday last, and reached this place, on
Saturday Eyening.-Never were Soldiers
more Hospitality treated than our Volunteers
by the Citizens of Baltimore. Their treat
ment is such as to deserve and excite the
grateful acknowledge of all the men.
We are ordered to York, Pennsylvania !;
there to wait for orders from Col. T. NJ.
Randolph who is now inVirgAia, perhaps
- Norfolk - En0uiyer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

The elegant company Of Volunteers from Virsa-
MIA commanded by capt Book En-, which has lately
been at Annapolis, and 10 now cpcamped near this
city, dined yesterday b. invitation in Howard's
Park.
In the evening the American artIler-
had been training dHring The day ia the neighbour.
hood Of Capt BoOker's camp, marched INTO the
Park, aud fired salute H. compliment TO Captain
Booker, his Officers aud Company.
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Nat. Int,
CHARLESTON, Aupust Is,

- Y - .
E.rtracf ofa letter from Sc. 4Mayy's, dared
august II.
a" There is British sIoop of war and two
schrs. off the bar, and should Amelia be at
tackled firmly believe British force will
come 10 their assistance. Should they do
that there is no doubt but that this place
would become a scene of desolation and
bIoodshed %
-AlfuaiHS 10 the Proceedings 0 fthe pat,iot, il,
thar QRarier. :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

DIED, on Saturday last, after a distress :.
ing illness of long continuance, which was
borne with great fortitude and true Christi>
an resignation, Mrs. WORRALI., the ami
able ahis co. eonsort of DocsF James worrall, of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
{Signed)
]. BLAKELY.
ISAAC HULL, Esq. Commanding
u. 3 Naval forces on the Eastern
Station. Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire.
From he Boston Daily .4dvrrtigcr.

from me Boston Daily .fdvCrtiscr.
we are even prepared to prove that the
ofter OF Mediation was an unauthorized act
ON the part Of Mr. Daschkof."
we aver. in the most peremptory man
ner, that the assertion, which the Boston T..
ditor says ne IS prepared to prove, is false !;
ana we dare him to the proof Unless he
produce II, he stands convicted or having
said the thing that is NIT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
3 N1jor Comnnnfian },

az NOkFoLE, Aug. 20.
1t will be seen by advices from Baltimore
that the enemy has evacuated Kent>I,and
and is on his way down the Bay--with the
NJ st northwardly wind we may expect to see
him.
-IwetUe o'clOCk--Accounts have been re-
ceiyed from Linhaven- No appearance
OF the enemy coming down the Bay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

On the back Of the Post Bill of Wells, da.
ted the 2Sd inst. the following is written -
The British have effected landing on
Hilton Head, of about 90 men, Yesterday
morning, and are supposed to be preparing,
an attack to day. l am now OH my way
with Portion of the 10th regiment
(ogned) WIN HUTsoN WIGG.
g. Nyior Co,,,,,, ,J,,,,f ;,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

10 For minute account Of the brilliant
battle between the American privateer De.
catur and the British schooner Dominica,
see Charleston heed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

Civil, Military and Naval Officers, and a
great number of citizens, from Boston, attended
at this tribute of resPnct paid TO the memories
OF the gallant LAWRENCE and LUDLOW. Dur
ing the whole Of yesterday, the American flag
was hoisted at h4lf-mast, en- board the Const,
tuition, and YES Us in this harbour, and at the
Forts, Gun hous and many other places On
Sunday company-of Artillery marched from
hence to Salem, and the U. States brig Rattle
snake proceeded to the same place--to Join
the firing of minute guns during the iunera
procession.
The Collins were landed from the Flag of
Truce, under discharge o., minute guns, aud
then placed on mourning hearses
Boston Palladium. of 6nrnst 0A.
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INDICATIONS or TREAsON.

In free country, the press, in time of
peace, IS the Palladium OF Liberty. But in |
time Of war, it may become a powerful
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

The consistency Of all the measures Of
Mn MADISON, is a subject of just congratu-
lationSamong our patriotic citizens The
neglect to adopt all his propositions will give
the United States an opportunity with sor-
row TO prove the wisdom by which he has
been led. 1t may be momentary proof of
weakness in the Government when his wise
measures are delayed, but il will only he to
contrast for short time the weakness of o.
ther men with that wisdom which inspires
him. We are willing to put his wisdom to
to this test, when it is in examples which
cannot be immediately fatal, and which a
short time may correct But we are fully
persuaded that the opportunity to illus
trate his wisdom will be glorious to him, &
eventually procure him the full confidence
OF our states. Every thing contributes to
give the highest praise to Madison.
Esser Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
NINVASEN-

Extract Of a letter from Beaufort, dated
Sunday nrorniag, august %, A o'clock.
. hasten p inform you that the enemy
are anchored inside of our bar, directly of
Hilton Head Island, say MIR. Pope's planta..
tation. We are al under arms expec,inv
visit Gom them"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

DIED, in Philadelphia Mr., ALEXANDER
WILSON, author of the American Ornitho-
logy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

Much is said Of what the English nation
has been. The consent of all antiquity is
that the nation was hard to reclaim from
their barbarous customs. Is relapse any
uncommon thing in the habits of men or ma
tons is there not general fear that men
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

Capt. 1AWNNCG ana Lieut.. LUDLOW.
THE Aof the late Captain JAS. LAW.
/. II ENCEsS9 hut a. C. LUDLOW, having
been obtained pm the enemy, by flag Of
truce conm Jed for that purpose by the go-
verninent, Tin heral obsequies were solemn
zed, and the bodies entombed in Salem, yester
day. The procession was formed at the he adj
of lndia..whari; precisely at i o'clock, p. VI
under the direction of Maj JOHN SAuNpERs,
Maj. JOHN FAIRFIELD, Maj JosEPH WHITE,
Jun. Maj. joins PRINCE, Jun. General DAvIp
PUTNAM, Maj DAVID CUMMISos, and Major
EBENEZES BANcRoFr, Marshais for he Day
and passed thro' part of Derby sire {, thro'
Hardy, Essex, North, Lynde, Court, Church &
Brown streets, to the Rev Mr.. SPAuLp1Nc's
Meeting House, where Funeral Oyati6n was
pronounced by the Hon. JOSEPH STORY, ESQ.
and the rites of sepuicbre, performed by the
Rev Mr.. HENsHAw, Of AIarblohe Captain
PEAeoDY's Company of Artillery paraded on
Washington Square and fred minute guns dur.
ing the moving of The procession, which pro-
cceded under the escort of Capt. KINGS Com.
pany of Light Infantry, in the following order
Except in one or two instances where inlivi.
duals could not be presently
l Officers of the Navy of the United States
9 Masonic Societies.
Clergy.
Capt. HULL, : Capt. STEWART,
O'Pt' - oAl NBRiDCE, . Oapl. BLAkELY,
Capt. CRE1cHToN, = Capt. FARKER.
Lieut.. BALLARD, Lieut.. WILKINSON N,
Lieut.. HorrmAN. SLieut N1oHoLsox,
Lieut.. REILLY, < Lieut.. NoRRIs.
6 Relatives.
Capt. CRowNrNsHIELD, and ten Masters
OF ships who accompanied him in the
flag
8 Vice President of the United States.
9 Members OF Congress.
10 Judges and other Civil Officers of the u.
nited States
Il Officers OF the Army of the U. States.
u Marshal of the District.
Is Ministers and Consuls ofForeign Powers.
il Committee ofArrangements.
Is Hon Judge Stony, and officiating Cler-
gymen, Gin carriage.)
10 Governor and Council Of the Common.
wealth.
II Judiciary of the Commonwealth.
Is President and Corporation of Harvard
University
10 Members of the State Legislature.
% Civil Officers of the State.
81 Military Officers of the State in uniform
% Principal Municipal Officers of the town
% Salem Marine Society
81 East-India Murine Society.
% President, Directors and officers of the
respective Banks.
90 President, Directors and Officers of the
respective Insurance Offices.
" Citizens in general.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
NEW COFFEIIE H0TTSI---

E'dC subscriber respectfully informs the
n public, that he has takeb the ELIGIBLE
stand, on the Capitol Square first known as
Mineral Fountain, and lately "a a Por
ter and Oyster House. He purposes to keen
the best Beer, Porter, Wines and LiouorsE
a cold or hot rellishL-Oysters, &c In their
seasun-and solicits patronage.
Some OF the principal Papers in the u.
for Visitors.
He also contin,,se b;e tIS,yr-rs m r,Nr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
HENRY PARMELE.
August 21.

P.S. The Editors Of The Boston Daily
Advertiser, New York Advocate, Pliladei.
Phia Aurora, Baltimore Whig, Daily Ma
tionsl Intellgencer. Norfolk Ledger Nor.
folk Herald, Cniicothe Fredodian, ( Geor-
ga Journal, are requested to forward their
Papers regularly, and direct their agents
N richmond 10 apply as abovs for pay
shehi' At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

To THE MAcIsrRATEs OF THE coUvry or
HENRIco
ISAAC WEBSTER, vi be a CANDJDATE
at the next Election for flour IN 5 gCroIs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

who for want of proper information are la
bic tobe deceived and acted on by the events
ofthe MOMENT"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
20 continues his HOUSE OF EN-
IERGAINMENT AND
Grocery,

On Shockoe Hill, corner of sth and II
Streets, under the care Of Mr.. ID. +. Stod !.
CELL where good forage and stablage NAV
also te had.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
BALTIMORE, August 81.
REPORT

vi the CIy Barge Guard to Major General
y Smith-A. M August %. -
barges 1 ard 6, have just returned from
their station down the River; nothing re-
markable occurred during the last 24hours:
no enemy in sight from the Bodkin at half
past O'Clock this morning.
M s. BUNSEuRY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
BY the List Mails
NEW YoRK, Aug.

New YoRK, Aug 25.
BY THE STEAM BOAT.
The Steam Boat arrived yesterday after
noon, but furnishes nothing of interest from
the army of The North. We copy the fol-
lowing.
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Extract of letter from Major Merssisb Of

Extract of letter from Major Meredith of
Easton, to Gen. Smith, dated 2SdA Aug.
l9 have deserted to this place since the
enemy came to Kent Island, among them
Midshipman. The Enemy has evacuted
Kent. Island, their intentions not known.
two deserters sent here by Gen Benson last
night say they are certainly going to Lynhal
ven Bay They have committed great de-
probation on the Island, having taken oft
whole stock, and many uegroes-took away
the fencing and in many instances cut down
the corn"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30

WAshIN TON CITY, Aug. 81.
Cohy 81 q letter from CAM. B.akely, for
zoarded 6y Capt. Hull 10 the Navy De-
fariDient.
United States Brig Enterprise,
en- Portsmouth, N. II. Goth Aug. 1918.
have the honor to report to you the
capture OF the British privateer Schooner
the Fly, she was captured yesterday a err
noon of cape Porpoise after chace of, sat
hours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
FUNERAL OF

,pt. IAwNENCs and Lieut.. LUDLOW.
rHE Nof the late Captain JAS. LAW,
sNCE,SN sut. "A. C. LUDLOW, having
IN obtained pm the enemy, by flag Of
ce comm Jed for that purpose by the go
.nInent, tlN neral obseqnies were solemn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-06

h.r.hv authorised to appoint an agent
~ ao.nt. under him for tae purpose
aeors,aid. This agency is to contlnae
ofthe .pace OF Germ Of seven years, com
menciag this twenty third o. Aplll' IN
..s wear Of our Lord ono thousand eight
bnndred and ten, to be fully compeat..
ed and endsd.
Gwen snder my hand and seal the dry
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL, l. S.
Signed sealed and delivered in the
nre.ence Of GEO. G.. PRESBURY.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
sale Of Paul's Columbian Oil, in the city
sf Baltimorc, viz. Or. Edme Ducatel,
SIGN Of the Golden head, No. rs Mar.
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign OF Celsus's Head,
No. 2s3 Market-st. near the corner OF
Howard.st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
ee,t. corner of Hanover and Markct-sts.
Wcssrs. Warner and Hanna, stattoness,
corner of Gay and Market Sta. Messrs.
G. s r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of St. Paul's Lane and Mnrket-st. a
Mi],enberger, Stationer, No le sign
of Franklin, N. Howard.st. Messrs.
Tohn & Thomas Vance, Stationsrs, No.
l7a Market.st.-M FeNs Psiat, BY
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. $
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight, Sta
TONER, Fell's-strse,.-City Of Wdshns-
ton. Messrs. David OFT, & Co. Drug.
pist..-Phimdelhsi4. Mr.. Thomas Love
at Dr.. Edwin A. Atlec's, No, IS North
4th St. John Y. Bryant Druggist,
Corner of I'd and Pine-Strsets-Jere'
niah Morris, Druggist, No. 2e3 Mar
tet. Sueet--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd aad "a
streets, Messrs. Crovl * Segar, d. ~
gists, Market st.-Mtw York, Nessrs.
John s. Thorna. l.. Clark, Drug g's,s,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence S
Reese. Druggists, Pearl st, Messr.. u
SR. Waites's Nos, SO and 81, Maiacn
Lase.--Yorl Tozyn,, DR.. John tisrer,
Drug. -.1neatoHs. Messrs. Chllds *
Shaw.-Gsorge Tssyn. Dr.. John ot~
Drua-Lanessser. Dr.. Samuel Faint
nestock, Drug-Harrisburg. DR.. John
C. Wrestling, Deug.-EGSton. d Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug-Petsrsburs
Yirg Messrs. Love and Cutisr, Drug
pists.-Hagcrstorvn. Dr.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Druggist -Frederickt0ayn' Or. John
S. Miller, Druggist-Hmchesfsr. Mess.
John 8 !Abm. Miller, Drugsists.-Han-
over. Messrs Frederick s, lVm. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarH.lt. DR.. John
Fahuestock, Druggist,-Brook Vile.
{Montgomery CO. Mr. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, BT
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, tiny Drug
aud Patent Medicine Store, No. rs,
sign of@the Mortar, Centre AlarMt
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March 70 lawn
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{ a,,rel Grove for Sale.

nY virtue of deed OF trust 70 me
II from Bushrod Washington, Jun
/ viii dispose Of the above estate to any
p.rscn inclined to purchase. 1t hes u
ye.tmoreiand county, on the river re,
tomac, aud is supposed 10 tontain abon Il
500 acres. The soil is rich and well
sdapted to the production Of corn ann
wheat. understand that it is well I'M
proved by a good Dwelling House,
other out aouse. and orchards.
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington,
y Mount Vernon.
March 9 sawtt
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Land for Sale.

T>HE subscriber offers for sale, be
tween 40 aud $50 acres OF wood
Land, on the right hand side of the old
Road leading from the Town OF Gen.
teryiiic to alexandria.
This land adioins the lands OF Nessrs.
David Lane. Bernard Bryan, Presley
Carr bane, &eorse Adams and john
Henniag. The soil Of his land Is SUIT
ed-tothe culture of Whest, * Is with
IN half a mile of the Turnpike AMI
viii be sLewn K the ter rs 10 sia KNOWN
by application to Mes4rs DAVID Lsns,
or Gesrre Lane, Jun. resid'ss aeart*e
premises, or to the subscriber living IL
Stafford sonnty.
Geo: Lane,
Fze-utor of. n. Lane, Gee a.
January 10 pHsm
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District Of Coiumbia. County Of
.iieaandria-To WIT.

.AieaaHdria-To WIT.
NovEMsEa Term, 1872,
William Wilson, su@yigin; Partrer OF
William Wilson * joan 7 olts, ateiy
trading under the finn u William
wilson * Co.-Comhi0naats.
against
John F. Mercer and William Caton--
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant John F.
Mercer not having entered his appear.
ance and gwen security according to the
Statute and the Rules OF this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court upon affidavit, that tho said defen-
dan. john +. Mercer, is no. an inhabi,
tant Of this district, on motion OF the
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered
that tie 8 d defendant John + Msycet,
do appear here On the frst day oi Aprli
Term next, and ente. 1's appearance %
the suit and give security Tor lis per-
forming the decrces 6tathe cOuGt, and
that The otLer defendant lYu.ilm tnlon.
d. lot paw away, convey or seCrete the
debts b, hin owing 10, or the estate o
effects III his hand. ,beloreinp - tie SAID
absent defendant Jotn F. Nicer until
the further order o. fcree Il tbs court,
aid that coBv Oh tnis q cree bt io,th-
with published for two onhs sutces-
sively in one of The .ubiic newspapers,
published in this. conDo. and that aso.
Their copy bs posted Z, the 'front.' door OF
the courthouse of said coua.y.
A copy, T7st,
G. Eeneale, G. G.
February 10 is~am
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A cure forCoughs, Colds, &c.
HAMIL IONS ELIXIR,

A soverelgn remedy tor Colds, ooSu-
nate Coughs, Asthmas, Sore rhroats,
and approaching Consumptions, and
most disorsers of the breast aiid
lungs.
TNaE celebrity acquired by this me-
i dicine throughthc Uaited States,
for speedily removing coughs, colds
hoarsencss, Sc. exceeds al former cx>
amples. fae following recommends
ton, selected from a Very numerous
lisi. will tuay conf N waat his neea
said of its unparalleled excellence.
TO II, LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public, tor
the good of others, the excellent quail
~ Of Hamiiton's Elixir, prepared by
the late Mr. Lee, | nAVe Sent you the
following account of the bensfit have
received from it, which hope will in-
duue others to give it trial. In con
sequence of bruiss on the breast, re-
eeived from fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing became very ditti-
cult, and frequently | have had
suddenly to rise up in my bed, with all
the horrors at imnediate suGocation.
Add to these constant pain IN my
breast, and cough, q great loss OF
strength and aesn, and you may con-
ceive that my symptoms evidently ln-
dicateA an approaching c7nsumntion'
The advice ut most emiGent pnysl-
can was resorted to, and afterwards
second called In, but without giving
me- any relief ARo;Rsr Physician WHO
knew me, and the circumstances OF nv
case, advised1ae to give Hamitton's +.
ixir trll, saying he had used It In
his practice, and always found 1t to do
mu.h good 4 bottle was procured
from Mr.. Brch's and found reliet be-
fore had takea nalf of t Icon;inu-
ell 10 use it, and was soon strong e.
nough to atteni 20 business On TAX
inc cold, soma of my former symp-
toms return, out are always removed
BY dose or tw ofthe Elixir.
GEORGE BENNER. junr.
No. 81. Budd-Strcet, Philadelphia.
HAMILroN's ELIXIR
Will prove a valuable acquisition to
public speakers, ~io may >oe SUBJECT
TO temporary hoarsensss, Thickness oil
speech, &c. In long confirmed Asth
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scarcely Dc expected, this medicine a.
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FITS of ughins, aud rendsring their
recurrence less frequent On chiidtsh
afflicted with the hopping cough, the
Il : beneficial effects may confidently
be expected.
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airfay Court

Fairfax CounVI
/, WILLIAM OEaj
communw .llas pa
for the Counic s'gaI
mayors, bai.if'' 'oSlf
roughs, within TX 4
Virginia. WhC q
late .Jaiior, ard ~
sen. JaiIOr, for tb'o1
Ra,cIjFc, sheriff d J
complained o. o. i
tina, Eli|sh Gr'h. Fl
to the Jail Of The 81
Cour, tnereof, ft%a
cured in the $40 y
superior su cou1. II
County afcrr' ID y
t. be tried tor u j
And also a me-
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foresaid, and a's ;.. !
These arc thef ~ "a.
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5000 do. b,ap &
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5000 0 % P:pn,
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Brandy,
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400 400 gals Of b,
300 800 DO Old e.,
800 60. cb:.1l
12o BIS, Conn,
3 pipes, 5&s
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VINES.
50 kegs sin h.
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1000 ID. Slu. g
100 Oosc, 5mq]
80 do. sp:glu.]
Candies,
50 90. 5oyas
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Paper,
10 bale. sfNne
5 ND: Coss
. 20. r}li Bind
1000 ID. ,.NPs
goo hes 5 Ncx;
1000 ID I'd Sal
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Nutmegs, Cons
Mu,.ald, best ~
Wine ard lIter VI;
ing Soap Grolal /
Clau3er 5a!.., Arc
Spani h Lndleo Vi
Shelled AlmM5s
task Ra!sII f@
Hamiltor's md C.-
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Fig Blue, best (rs
and Pig;s'! T55;@
well cured Tonga
cords, Traces, Am1
AIN
50 tors Pi,se
5000 busbeIs Ls6
200 do. Cad,z
4uo9 busheI, bIo''
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5000 h. Seine rHz
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