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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
replaced Gas they probably would be) by
Canning and WELLESLEY.

Snhhihs ana Wellesiy.
need not touch upon the subject of the
conduct OF the British government relating
10 American searnen on board British ships
OF war. must however take the liberty TO
say lew words III behalf of thc American
prisoners in England: because know their
situation, aud because they are not permit,
ted tospeak Tor themselves.
These Americans, who have all been made
priscners o. war. whilst engaged in legal and
honorable pursuits. feel impressively that
they are not the least deserving citizens
they therefore feel the full force of every
neglect, Many of the parole prisoners have
been already Confined more than six months
about one third part of them are totally des-
titute of funds, and are consequently COM
PEELED to live on the pitifui allowance fur
nished them by the British government
One shilling and three pence per day. in a
place where beef is led per pound, is not SO
much as IL cents would be in most Of the
country towns of the United States. The
bank paper OF England is SO much depre
ciated, that Spanish dollaris worth SIS. lOd
1-2, and a guines 49,. whilst the prices OF
eatables are from so to 100 per cent, dear
er than in the Country towns of the United
States. Those of the parole prisoners who
have an abundant property at home, are
some Of them caught in England without
finds aud without the power ofprocurine
them in any possible way-their situation IL
therefore insupportable.
The prisoners in the goals and prison ship:
are better situated than the parole prison
ers. with regard to the quaafun, Of food fur
nished: but although the quantity of theii
food is nearly sufficient, they suffer severe
~ with regard to treqeAlity, and lars'u un-
der difficulties which require attention.
fthe American agest should be authoris
ed and directed to furnish the small pittancs
of from 90 to IS ceBts per week, to each A
merican prisoner in those filthy gaols anC
prison ships. for the purpose ofbuying soap
vegetables, &c. it would not only contribute
TO the comfort of all, but would undoubtedl,
save the lives of very many valuable seameI
and useful citizens.
This communication is made by enc wht
has always been politically opposed in sen
timeut and action to the present majority o
his fellow citizens but who has neverthe'
less as ardent desire as any one can have
that the present contest may end with no
nor and advantage TO his country. de
trusts that the motive with Which he ha:
written will operate as an apolgy, ever
though the communication should not convey
any information either useful or new.
A CITIZEN OF THE u. STATES.
August ID, 1878.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
PernetuaL Afonon al az cud !.

Mr. Colbert. OF Philadelphia, who lately
advertised that he would take any bet from
hve to one hundred Thousand dollars on the
feasibility OF Mr.. Redheaer's discovery OF
perpetual motion, was taken up for 6 5000
oy Mr.. Jacob Perkins of Newburyport. Al.
ter making a series of experiemen,s in vain.
to construct moving machine upon Mir
Nedheher's self moDiaS principle, he dis
eeUered to his infinite chargrin, that Mr.
kedheifer had, IN the mean time, moved
himself oil. with 10000 dollars in notes of
hand, given him by Mr.. Colbert, for his va
.uaole secret. We understand that MIR. Co
bert has acknowledged his bst forfeited, and
rs now IN pursuit of Redneffer who keeps
himself in herteffiat motion to elude him.
Boston Daily .fdv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
INTERESTING.

gentleman from Maryland says, that in.
formation has been obtained from the Bril-
tish squadron, stating that regular account
Is kept of the siaVes taken of, the names OF
their masters, and of the sales, on tie Cof-
lee Estates in the West Indies --(for likely
fellows 5 1000 had been obtained.) Five
OF these slaves had been taken from Col
Mercer OF Maryland. and sold.
Admirh Warren, with al the specu!a.
tive sagacity OF O London merchant. assigns
the reasons 81 this extraordinary value, to
wit :-ther since the trade TO Africa has
been suspended, the Coffee Estates in the
west Indies have become excessively thin
of Slaves.
Eaqui-er.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

erai is essential to the success of the CAM
paiBn, aud cauSelessy to withdraw or TO
withhoid that confidence is more than indi-
Vluu2i injustice IL becomes a serious in
Jury 70 the service. A part of the turce,
nt "hich this portion of the American
army Consists, will derive its greatest
strength and efficacy from confidence
~ the commanding general, and from
nose moral causes which accompany and
1--WE energy TO public opinion. a very
erroneous idea respecting the number of the
troops then at the disposal OF the general
has doubtless been the primary cause o.
these unfortunate and unfurndc<I nressi.
onS A sense of duty farbids IL. from giving
. detained view ot our strength at that time
IN that respect, We have fortunately exDe
rienced very favorable change. But ",
refer the public to the generals official re
port to the Secretary of War OF Maio,
Croghan's successful defence of Lower San
dusky. In that .yi!l be found a statement
of our whale disposable force and he
who believes, that with such force ant
undes the circumstances which then occur.
red gen. Harrison ought to have advanced
upon the enemy, must be left to Correct hi.
opnisn in the school of experience On q
review of the course then adopted we are
ueCidedy OF the opinion, that il was such as
was dictated by military wisdom, and by q
due regard TO our own circumstances and
to the situation of the enemy. The reason.
Tor this opinionit is evidently improper now
TO give, but we hold ourselves ready, at a
| future period and when other circumstances
shall have interviewed, to satisfy every man
o' ITS correctness who is anxious to irves,i.
gate and willing to receive The truth. And
with ready acqniescence, beyond the mere
claims OF military duty, we are prepared
to obey general, whose measures nee,
our most deliberate appreciation and merit
that of his country.
Lezcis Cass, Brig. Gen. u S. A.
Santi Wells. Col. II r. u. ST.
7h. ID. Outings, Col % II. u. ST.
Geo. Paul. Col. 27 II. U.SI.
c. Bartlett, Col. and @. NJ. G.
Jas. y. Dat, Lieut. Col.
Robt. Morrison, Lieut.. Col.
Geo. Tod. Maj. leR. U.S.I.
I'm. Tt1gg, Maj. % II. u. 81.
Jas. Smiley, Maj % r. U 81.
I'D. Graham, Maj I7R. u. ST.
Geo Groghan, Maj. II r. u. ST.
l.. HukiH Maj. and Ass. In.,Gen,
Il. ID. Wood, Maj. Engineers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
A HOAX UPON JOHN BULLS COCK
ROAES %

Although England is said TO have " thou
sand ships of war" and although she has
the arrogance to declare that "not a sail
spreads upon the ocean nut by her her
mission" yet we find that the little brig .4r.
gus took an American minister plenipoten1
.iary on board, and carried him direct to
rirance-meeting only one OF his majesty's
We>ooafs, which, with characteristic dis
patch, she sent to Da Us locker, to look af-
ter the Guerrero and Java.
Bost. Chron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
LowEH sENEcA Tow,
August 20, 1913.

August 26, 1873.
The undersigned, being the General,
Field and Staff Officers, with that portion
OF the North western Army under the i'm
mediate command of Gen. Harrison, have
observed with regret and surprise that
charges as improper in the form. as in the
substance, have bee made aginst the con-
duel Of gen. Harrison during the recent
investment Of Lower Sandusky. At ano-
Their time and under ordinary circum
stances, we should deem it improper & un.
military thus publicly to give any opinion
respecting the movements,of the army But
public confidence in the Commanding Cen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
CH1LL1rorME, Sentember Q.

Animated BY the heroic conduct Of Maj. Croghsn
al Fort ctephepsop, The Ladies OF ChlIcote, with
promptness and liberality which does them honor,
purchased an elegant Sw ri, which was presented
20 hn, rs an evidence of their respect for brave
Souug officer, whose name and achievements, like
those Of LeOnidas will shine upon the page oil his
tory when Xerxes and Proctor will be remembered
only to be detested.
The subjoned correspondence will serve TO Fh W
the manner in which the Sword presented by
the Ladies, andreceived by the gallant Soldier who
mas thus received the neritcd appreciation of his fair
country women.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

Criterion, Waterman, Of New York, order
ell to be sold by the Consul to adjust the
salvage.
"A prize taken by Commodore Rodgers,
oil The Western Islands. had arrived in
France another ran a ground near ST. Sc
6astlans, and was taken possession of by the
british-one was Baltimore built schoon-
err the other aa English brig from New,
tound!and laden with fish.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
Major George Croghan.

ChIHcOthe, August IA, 1913.
SlR,--As sgents to carry into effect The plea
anre of the Ladies OF Chillicohe herewith
INIT you, by express, a SWORD, which they beg
you to receive frc 'lem, testimonial of the
high sense they en,, rsSin of yeur military talents,
as displayed in their desnos .gaiast the enemies OF
our country, on the I'd inst. in the memorable de
fence OF Fort Stephenson. and in tho signal defeat
ct he combined British forces aRd hsir Indian al
lies before that place. They commit this surety OF
their respect TO ther youthful Soldier, believing it
viii be more acceptable TO him than any other they
could present, and in full confidence that he will ne
yer use it unworthy the high character T.. has at
famed.
They request Mai Croghan, to present their en-
tire appreciation mud thanks To ;he ofcers aud SOL
diers II his heroic lit lie band for the gallant msn-
per n -gli'h they seconded his views, aud main
t2lned the unequal conflict.
lat Heaven may prosper you, sir, in your future
bliNafy career, they earnestly pray.
We are, SIR, in behalf OF tile Ladies of Chllco-
Tie,
With great respect
your very humble sery'ts.
SAMUEL FINLEY,
JOSEPH WHEATON,, Capt.
A, ID. q. NJ. Gen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
THE STEAM BOAT

Which arrived yesterday afternoon from
Albany, brings nothing new from the Army
or Navy.
About 500 U. States troops passed thro'
Albany on Saturday last, on their way to
Fort George.
Major General Lewis who it is said let,
Sacket's Barbor or account of indispo4ition,
came down in the steam Boat to his seat ia
Duchess county.
Nay Poher
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
Y. Paher.

The Declaration of War by America, a
gainst Great Britain, was received in Cal
cutta on the 14th January, when The ship u
MON, captain Chardon, of New York, (the
only American vessel there) and 4vifhont
any cargo on board. was seized.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
CBlEcothe, .quguts lstb. ISIS,

= UNTI4tJFIIe, sItts NO IoIH, 1919.
SlR,-IN consequence of the gallant defence
which under the influence of Divine Providence was
effected by you, and the troops under YOUR com.
mand, Of Fort Stephenson, at Lower Sandusky, on
the evening of the I'd instant,-1he Ladies' Of the
town oil ChilIicothe, whose names are undersigned,
impressed with y high sense of YOU: merits ms SOL
der and Gentleman, and with great confidence ia
your patriotism and yslor, present yoa With a
SWORD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
Neqv Yorkhaher, sehten,5er 10.

We understand that smack, fitted out
yesterday for the purpose of decoying The
British barges at Sandy Hook, has succeed
ed III capturing one of them-haying in the
contest killed six of the enemy. and taken
midshipman and seamen prisoners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

This morning arrived at this port the
Cartel ship Moses Brown, in 90 days pas.
sage from Chatham, (Eng.) having on board
500 prisoners. In the Cartel came passen-
ger Milister Plenipotentiary from Swe
den, and his suite.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

Captain Blakely, who formerly command
ed the United States brig Enterprise, has
lately been ordered 10 take the command of
the Wasp, sloop OF war. Of % guns, now
building at Ncwbufypoft
Lieut.. Burrows lately appointed to tie
command ofthe Enterprize, was son OF
the iAte Col. Burrows of Charlston S. Caro-
lima.
The despatch from Commodore Hull,
states that the officers who fell on board the
EnierprIze and Boxer, are TO be buried
with all the honors of war, this afternoon in
Portland and requests all officers who can
conveniently, to attend the funeral.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
ANSW Eit.
Loper Sa'idzsly, ing. 81, 1915.

Loper Sandzsly, ing. 81, 1915.
LADIES OF CHILL1coTHE,
Ihsve received the sw ORD whon you have
boen pleased 10 present 20 me, as testimonial of
Your appreciation ofmy conduct the End inst
marx OF distinction 50 haiterng aud so unexpect-
cd, has excited feelings which connot express.
Yet while Ireturn you Lhanks for the unmerted
sft you have thus bestov ed, feel well aware that
my good fortune which WAS bought by the activity
81 The braye officers and soldiers under my com.
nand has raised 10 you expectations from my flu
farc efforts, Wick IOvsi fear, be sooner or later
disappointed
Suill pledge mysoll, (even thoughfortunc 81 ould
not be again prOptiousJ lis my exertiOns shall be
such AS never to cause you the least regret the
honors you have been pleased to confer on your
"youth!ul Soldier"
G. CROGBAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
CRoGBAN.

L01Oer Sondusiy, .9ugusf IS, 1915.
Messrs. FIELEY and WHEATON,,
Gentlemen,
The SWORD which YOU have been
s2sdto foEEsrdstO r'e in beAslf VI tbe ladies
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

1t is reported that our Gun Boats have
had brush with the British squadron in
the Sound this mnrning-The result is not
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
MARI ED

On Wednesday 8th inst by the ReVd MIR
Drury Lacy, Mr.. JOSIAH ALLEN. Of
Buckingham, to the amiabie Miss CARO-
LINE GORDON, daughter of Richard Cor.
don, Esqr Of Cumberland
- One sacred oath has tied
Onr loves, one destiny, ourselves shall rrIide.
Ner Wild, ner deep, oar common way divide.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

Of Chihico,hc, has been deiycfeA--ihe only re.
'urn Can make 10 you and them, for so distin-
suished mark of your favor, is :. promise TO
Use my best exertionS to become worthy of it.
c. CROGAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

Frotn the Boston Daily Adpertisc,,, ofSeh-
feniher g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
Sixth Naval Victory.

Some particulars reiative to The Wavol Get.
tie. of Scglfn, 6efqueen the United Sfsfes
Brig Enterhrize, commanded by Licute>
nent Bufvo7vs. and His Britannia HIaies-
ty's Brig Borer. CAPTAIN BiytA
We unders and, that an Express arrived
In town yesterday morRing, from Commo.
dore Hull, at Portsmouth, to Commodore
cambridge, with the news Of the capture of
II. b M. brig BOXER, Captain BLYTH.
by the United States brig ENTERPRIZE,
commanded by Lieutenant WIN. BUR
ROWS. We have heard verbally from the
Express, thar Doth eonr,auders we're kill
ed, and both vessels had arrived safe in Port
land.
The following is the subtance of the des-
patch 20 Com Bainbridge:-
The United States brig Enterprise sailed
from Portland on Sun iay last.-Between Sc
gum and Cape Elizabeth, the Enterprize
fell in with II. B. NJ. brig Boxer, Captain
blyth, rating ID, but mounting Is guns, viz
le l0ib carronades and long 9's and after
an action Of IS minutes Captured her.
On Board the Boxer, were captain Blyth,
and 40 to so men killed and wounded. On
board the Enterprise, Lieutenant Burrows
and man killed and wounded. Both ves-
sells were much injured.
In addition to the above, we have it from
urquestionable authority, that the Enter
piiEe rates IA, but mounts is guns viz -
fourteen IL Founders. and two long 9's, and
that the Boxer is one third more tonnage
than the Enterprise, whose tonnage by the
carpenters measurement is 1853 tons She
ha'l on board 100 persons including officers.
seamen and marines. The crew of the Box
er, we understand, consisted of rs men.
Captain Blanchard from Portland, saws
the Boxer is much injnred--topsail full of
shot holes-mainstopmas with the yards
shot away-staysais all gone, except the
main one.--Several boats went out from
Portland to assist i'll getting them in.-The
day before the Boxer was at anchor off Sc.
gum Eight--A boat which was boarded
from her brought the intelligence into Port
land--immedateIy after the United States
brig Enterprise, then IN Portland harbor,
got under weigh, and went cut to give her
battle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16

Maj. George Croghao.
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10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09
ElMMS
! Public,

! Public.
Event deception, the
'Oned not to purchase
be offered as Paul's
vi, that DO not bear
ls''cs as published by
gent, Doctor JOHN
pre-.
thomas Paul.
H. lsl3-Feb. IS.
H. LITTLE,
F''a' agent for the pro.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Thirty Dollars Reward.
A BsGONDED on the night of the
~ 9Th ult. Negro Slave named
RODERICX,
About 81 years of age, feet Z or
inches high, is likely negro with small
features and down look, he has been
several voyages to sea and had on
sailors dress of new blue jacket and
trowsers, and took with him several
other articles of clothing-his parents
live at Salisbury, Somerset County,
Eastern Shore of Maryland, where 1t
is nostible The Is gone. The above re-
ward will be paid for experimenting and
returning him to this place with all
reasonable charges. Masters OF vos'
sels and others are warned AGAINST
NARROWING or employing hira in any
wsy under the severest psnalhes OF the
Law. "a,
William Fowle.
January IL.
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Emo. 3Se6

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner efKrg ~ Eairtar-.,reess,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr wHeLESALE AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpowder, ips-
no Or. chests perial, byson, hyson shin,
~ Jokes young hyson & souchoDg
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
81, 900 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
les hhds New Orieans S MuscovaAo
$50 bblsS Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molassss
pipes. s half pipes and s Or casks IF
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
butts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, 6 halt pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
ls pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
20 puncheons West.India Rum
Is puncheons and 20 bbIs New England
10 bills Peach Brandy
IS do. Whisky
500 gallons Old de.
5 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 Id. Bengal Indigo
SEQ Id. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Rhode Island hes,v
5o2 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pi,
mento, race and ground Ginger, CAYENNE
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Pearl
Barlcy,Mustard, Oil in bbt,les and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubers
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnufFs.
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, SAX
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim.
stone, Ganpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, De,niiohn,.
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Cork,.
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
&c.
". B. SO bushels .fresi rysrrsnted
6LOTER SEED.
March s.
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ISAAC ROBBINS
January 26.

OFFERS FOR SALE,
At his wholesale and retail! Store, cen.
tire of King.srect--
Eighty Packages Of Tea,
TO WIT,
Is cases, each "a two pound cannls'
tiers, superior gunpowder.
4 cases, each "a two pound cannls'
tiers, superior Hyson.
81 quarter chests, half or. chests,
IS Cstty and 10 Catty boxes Gunpew-
der, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson,
Canopy and Bohea.
5000 weight best white and green
Coffee.
5000 weight loaf, lump and pi &c
Sugar.
% bales Georgia upland Cotton.
Museovado Sugar in hogsheads and
barrels.
Molasses in hogsheads and barrels.
Blown Salt in sacks or bulk.
Rice !; Pepper; AIIspice; Ginger
Mace Eutmees;. Cloves; Cinnamon /;
Copperss; Birthstone Al;um; Spa
rish-float Indigo; Fig blue; Starch;
Glide; refined Salspetre Pearl-asA I;
Gsuber Salts; Powder; Shot; Bar.
lead cut Nails Candies; Soap;
Janies-river manufactured Tobacco -
Snuff; Writing K Wrapping Paper,
&c. &c. &c. ali of which he Is dispo-
sed to sell on very moderate terms!!
March 2. div law3n
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WINES, TEAS, &c.
s Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon IS
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry
? quarter casks Malaga
5cases Claret .
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very sups.
rior quality,
2opuncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hbds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice qsality,
700 pounds Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment Of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
August IS
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FOR SALE.

A very stout, able young NEGRO
MAN, accustomed to horses and an
excellent carriage driver, and a very
good rough carpenter. He will be sold
to no person who will not carry him
out Of Maryland and the district Of Co.
lumtia: For further information apply
to the Editors.
February 81. di2t
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POTOMAC and SHE.N.4NDOlH
LOTTERY.

POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERY.
WKHEREAS book of Tickets IN
w the Second Class of the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw
ing in Georgetown, containing one hun-
dred tickets, numbered from 2l60l to
2l7oo, both inclusive, was on Wednes-
day the 18th instant, misiaia or surreptl.
tiously taken from among the papers OF
the Potomac Company hereby eau
ton all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers of any of the be-
fore described tickets, as they are the
properly of the Potomac Company and
no prizes drawn against any OF their
numbers will be paid.
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent.
Of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
November %.
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Iohn Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR SI4T.E.

IOhn Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars IN hhds. sierces and
-bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
CofFee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpo~der. Young Tyson
Skin, and Tyson Teas, OF the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Dnck,.
bale Spanish Wool,
By 10, T by 9, g by II, and 10 By II
Bristol Glass, in whole and hsii
boxes,
Soap, Candle, and Goldfish in box
;'igs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bills.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cord.ee and Lines Of various sorts,
Winning md Wrapping Paper,
Mems, IVomer'z ana Children's Shoes
in:barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.