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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
From the Baltimore american.

On "Wednesday week British Doli.icaI
religious Celebration was publicly exhibited
IN New-York, in the Rev. DIR. Romeyn's
Presbyterian Church-The celebrated DIR.
MASON (the ne OF whose church was n OF
allowed on the occasion by the 1'rustees) a
presbyterian Minister, commenced the bu.
sness with prayer; and the celebrated Go
vernenr Morris delivered an ora,ion--These
celebrators have long been conspicuous in
the foremost ranks of Opposition-and now
IN the face of Heaven, and in front of the
American Republic, have displayed SO.
ien,n exhibition OF their principles.
these gentlemen, in their zeal to exalt
what they cali " the Bulwark of Religion. %
forget the times when England pc, secuted
the Puriiass unto Punishment, and the Press
byterians Of Scotland unto death-whep. in
our Re yolusionary war, Presbyterian meet,
Ingiiouses were turned into riding houses,
and w!,eu fiy.sbyterianisM and Reu,bIicaua
ism were equally hated by the British.
1t we wonder at the change of opinions in
France, how much more should we be sur.
priced, how much more should we be NOR
thee, by the change of opinions in Ameri-
ca:
The whole history of the world, full as
II IS OF human depravity, cannot parallel
so strange an ms ance of human Inconsistent
cy, as that the people of the United States
should be celebrating the successes of
their enemies, at the very moment when
these enemies are burning and DESTROYING
every thing they can reach along the VIII ole
coast ofAmerica.
What will The people of England and of
Europe say flor, at distance. they cannot
distinguish between the sound and the rotten
parts OF our commpnity,) when they hear of
these doingsl They must say that the mo.
dern Americans, like the ancient Cappa.
docians. are incapable of freedom-that
their necks are prepared for the yoke, and
only TIT to be Colonists of the lowest order.
and to be hcwers of wood drawers of v alter
TO their imperious task-makers.
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From, Me Essex Register.

.r,, SALEM, July 6,
The Federal celebration in this town ON
Mohday last, was such as we had anticipa-
teo. 90 foreign to the ideas of the, mana.
gers OF the celebration, was the commem-
Grafton OF American Independence. thar
several English gentlemen, (who are about
to depart in.the Matilda cartei) received .
regular invitation to join in the process.
SION, and attend the delivery of Mr..
oaitonstaE's Grafton, which they astu-
ally did Hit had been expected that the O.,
rator would have:ec puDted the deeds of orr
fathers, IN their glorious struggle to free
themselves from British tyranny ; or shat he
would by his eloquence, have simulated
their sons to preserve the invaluable rights
secured by the glorious event which oneht
to have been celebrated oa that day; such an
invitation would have been insulting to these
Englishmen But ttsir honorable feelings
were not narrowed by any such YANKEES
trash. The Orator eulogized the British
nation and Government in the highest
strains he repeated the very obnoxious ex-
preston OF Gov. Strong, that Great Britain
had been for centuries emphatcaily ths
".Bulwark of our Religion =" and of Picker
ing, that the "Fast anchored Isle" was the
Worlds last hope!" In short, it was such An
Grafton as an Englishman might applaud.
without single sentiment to remind the au !.
dience that the day on which it was deliver
ed was the Anniversary of the immortal day
on which our Country was declared to be
free from British bondage
We have been Informed that the English
gentlemen who heard Mr.. Saltonstali's Oras
ton on Monday, have expressed much SURF
prize atbearing such sentiments in this coun,-
try on such an occasion and that one of them
observed " ne had never heard he British
nation so htgbty caioSizcd, even IN his own
country"
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From the Coiu m6ian.

France appears in the situation of depepd-
ant power. The allies kavc, in name, restored
the Boiroons In this great political game En-
gland has played her part with cunning and
characteristic dexterity.
Fools look upon the conduct Of the allied
powers, as very magnsnmous, in restoring the
ancisnt regime. That fac country, and once
considered great nation, is now bum5led be :
low mediocrity. Frenchmen are now taught. nv
the downfall of Napoleon, and their shameful
peIiidy towards him, 10 look 10 the splendid
magnanimity Of England for their existence
crippled, mauglcd and chained down TO base
SUBMISSION For that existence the French need
not thsak Great Britain she would annihilate
them, If II were practicable, and should that
people shake of their ignominious chains. bv
rousing the energies Of the nation, and declsr.
ing IN favor OF a free government, England
would again direct ali her power to keep them
under or to destroy the nation, by a partition
OF the country with the powers Of the continent.
A poor old superannuated king, little better than
Pagper in England for about twenty years, is
most graeiously given to the people of France,
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have little more to say. they do not think.
apparently, that the cause needs his Royal
Hishness's assistance and " His Royal
Highness will. I am afraid. have TO be con-
tented with the high eulogiums that he has
already received for, it appears to me-,
that he is not likely to receive any more
from that quarter. Whether he is to look
for praises, in future, cannot. l am sure,
guess for the life Of me ; but will venture
TO say, that His Royal Higincss is a person.
age not likely to give rise to any very vio-
lent interested feelings amongst any dozen
OF the people on the habitable globe.
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From the .a,ne Cofa larey date. J

GOVEkNEUR MORRIS'S GRAFTON
The other day, We made short remark
on the very extraordinary insanity of a porti.
on of the people Of America, in publicly re.
Joicing at the success of their already too
powerful enemy-We have talked of the
volatile inconsistency of the French people !;
they may now lawfully turn the tables. and
satirize the mad volatility of the Ameri.
cans.
n production called an Oration has. been
hastily published IN all the Opposition pa
pers--it seems as ifthey were eager to dis.
play their monarchical principles. and to
glory IN their shame. As we are informed
that this rhapsody may be republishsd ever,
where H reat. by every one we NAV presume
to say few words on this precious rnorcea,,
OF fractional intemperance--ap production
that out rants the maddest rants Of zee and
Dryden and Otway, in the widest DAYS of
English RIGHTEOUSNESS.
il begins and ends with extravaganza and
highly inflated civilizations on the res,orati-
on OF the Bourbons to "their legitimate pow
CT" and telIsus of "the danger of overthrox.
ibS ancient establishments" evidently pre-.
pariDg the people OF America for the resto,
ration OF the Guelphs TO their legitimate
power" Thank God (says he) we can
now avow sentiments of gratitude to the AN,
gust Bourbons for their assistance in onr re-
evolutionary war
But few weeks ago, if we had smoke,
IN this way. what loads Of abuse would have
been heaped upon our heads, as being par,
tizans OF France, and as being under French
inhuence---Not many weeks ago, the We
ny name OF France was detested by the Or
positis nists. and Moreau was caIIe,. French
spy. &c.
The Orator, in the exuberance of his
praise OF Louis 10th, forgets, or carefully
conceaIs the motive for Louis's interfering
IN our revolutionary contest, which was not
meant to strengthen the cause Of Freedom
IN America, bat TO weaken the overgrown
power OF England on the oceau.--With eye-
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From tie We.teyn P,e,,-Sriafed al Mercer, Pa,

Henry Brown, native Of New Jersey, now
residing few uliles below Beayertown, ON the
N w. side OF the river, was born January, 1856,
consequently, is now 10 his i29tb year. lie is a
black man, with long straight hair, and we arc II
tied. He was IN gen. Braddsck's def. at, in 755.
and then was So nine years old He bad beer,
a slave 20 years--.hss been free man So years
lis now in tolerable good b aith, Can wax
pretty we'll, has goodappstite at ines. but is
get ing weak. He was never married saJs he
wishes 20 die. but fears no oever shall.
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from ST. Cruz, bound 20 ST. Barts, with mo-
laSses. ordered in for having a British Ii
censs, THIS Sckr. arrived here ON the LIST
inst. British scar Fannv. from Marti
niQue ,Iund TO St. Thomas cargo sugars,
pu Nj. RObbIas and prize crew on board,
and ordered her for the u. States. British
schr Jasper, from Havanna. bound 10 Der
muda. cargo sugar coffee aud molasses, put
fst Lieut.. Greenell * prize crew OH board,
and ordered tor the first port in the u S.
on The 18th inst. in the lat. Of Charleston,
parted company with her.
In addition TO the above the Caroline has
taken 10 sail OF vessels, from some OF which
She took out large amount in dry goods,
now on board; Z part of these vessels were
given up, and others either burnt or sunk
MOI being of sufficient value to put prize
crews ON beard
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SPRIWG. HILL ACCIDENT.

yESf'E Subscriber living ia the lower end of Abe
Il marie County. will eoa,inusfo insstuc: Youth
IN those oranehes Of learning usually Taught AZ pub
lie Seminariss
The Rev, James G. Wason, Ic,e Of .Norto!k, viii
unite with me in my professional has,ness. in which
we hope 10 be able 20 render s&,isss ,,inn 10 all
who may eoahde their children 10 our csre and in
slruet on.
1T THIS Institution, both males and Females will
be received and instructed in separate apart.
ments--but meme for shorter period than twelve
months.
My price for Board, Tuition and Washing sch o.
ATS finding their own Bedding and Candles, j vii! be
fifty i've dollars session. or five months payable in
advance.
Our Winter vacstion will commence the 18th of
l'ecember,.and close the 5th Of January. The
Summer Vacation commences the 18th OF June
& closes the 18th of July.
JAMES G. WADDEL.
ian. rs. -,
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II very Yama5Ic Ghli For SAFE

II very Yaha6lc mn For Sale.
On TUESDAY tine 2od ct Feliusry will be offered for
sale, publicly, at Ayiett's Wsre. House, in King
William county, pursuant to the last viii and
testament Of Robert hill, decd
A VERY VALUABLE MILL.
2 sELON6iNG to his estate with one hundred &
4 , nifty acres IT LAND sdioinng thereto IL ia
s,tnsted on Herring Creek about two miles from,
Ayetrs, and esssme distance from Dnnkirk in
the county of King s. Queen. There is in the mill
three parrot excellent mill stones, to Wit one pair
OF Burr, one Of Peak aud Que OF Cologne-s yery
COCO boiling cloth, screen, Exc and a machine for
breaking ears of corn. The stream is a very cap;tsI
one, Tor aiiho' all the stones and machinery arc
worked by tub wheels, she never wants water bu.
~ the dry 81 seasons. Should the purchaser wish
1t, he can be accommodated with very Ia, z credit
say from TO 10 years, upon giving bond with APP
we'd personal security, and deed OF trust CA the
properly, 10 secure the payment OF the principal *
interest thereon annually
ut the same time and place will be offered for
sale, ON credit until the frat lay Of January next
yer excellent SLOOP, from Ia to 1900 Lushel,
burthenr-but about three years sgo in this county,
ny faithful workmeu, OF the best materials and
from her drsusht st alter is we'll calculated ia NV
irom Ayleits to Norfolk, Baltimore. sc.
February s. ~
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Jsno7.

NEW PUBLICATIONS &c.
DETER COTTON, At his aw and MseeIIane-
Il Gus Bookstore, second dosr above the Eagle
Tavern, has just received the following New Pub
lieatons, viz
Correspondence respecting Russia, between Re
bert Geodioe Harper and Rober, Wslsh, jr .. g.
The Giaour, q Fragment CTS Turkish Tale
by Lord Byron, 37I.2.ctS
Lord Byron's Poems, 81 IL cts.
CaDPbelPs History OF Virginia, bound So O..
n Geographical View Of the Provinces OF Upper
Canada, and remarks relative to the stust on OF the
inhabitants respecting the war, b NJ smith, price
50 cts.
Southey's Life of Admiral lord Nelson, 81 so.
Perry's Victory, eoloured plate, 81.
American Ladies' and Genternens' Pocket Al
manse for the year 1914.
a large assortment Of New Plays
Rejected Addresses q new edition) &c 1-2 cts.
Burke's Works, vol. 5 b 6.
Lord Erskne's Speeches 2 vo.
Gratan's do vO
Rose X Emily, or Sketches IL Youth, IS cts.
SteePS Navy List for August 1918, ~ cts.
Cottage Sketehesin ssdve retirement, by the au
thor Of The Miseries Of Human Life, 9 vols. in
one, 81.
ALSO-The AnslesGs Msgszire for.Deesmber,
containing IN elegant fSehess Of Commodore Per.
ny, and his biography, nc.
The Port Folio Cor Deceaber, containing an ele-
CANT likeness OF Commodore Bsinbridge, and his Ri.
ograpby.
Subscriptions received for the three latter
works-snd II is understood that those who do moi
give notice to the contrary, wish 20 continue IN
subscription for the succeeding year--Terns O.
publication the same as heretofore.
January II. tf
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WIDOW * DISTRIBUTES
OF d. Valentine, deed.
II "a ,g5a,i .,,..
LA.ND ROR NALE

. T..
kN the 2Sth day of Feb nary ext. being Court
, day, vii be sold ut King William Court bnusr
that valuable Plantation called ENDFIFT n -;
HhS 'ih"n county. late the property of John
""Her' decd L has plantation 10 considered by per.
ahs ven "eq0aInted with IT, To he one Of the bes IN
The county o, King Willism--and 10 perso-, disnoS
9ed TO parebase, here is not below the Eid.e tsct
OF land more Desirable tLan The as well fcStba NO
ny natufa al advantages which it possesses a. far ~
many improvements which have been 1nt ,,,or -
y us iate owner. Situated unoD be Msttepopy Ri
ver Opposite to WalEerton, vess 10 eau come vg,I;n
snort distance Of the shore, so that the person nos
ses9ing 1t can with very little labor and within sbort
Time, ship On board vessel the crops which h.
may make, and send then, Ia sny mel, ,t'S,
pleases. -
From the title papers for this tract ofepd Lit .r
pears that contains about 1851 acres TOR Will
quantity IT will be sod, be the same more mr. l. ,I
the greater part OF which is rieh level fiat ,and9
upon 1t there IS an excellent dwelling house. and
every necessary clubhouse a Gransry that stands
immediately upon the bank of the River from which
toe crop that may consin may be empiied at once
into vessel hat can come hin few wards The
shore There gre upon it tvo yor ng Orchards. lie
iruit OF "heh IS OF the most select kind With BRO
ner care and attention. they nigh, be made to Weld
large quantities of Rrandy and Cider a s-,Ia
description is deemed cessary, as lis presumed
that *ny person disposed tn purchase will ye,Q the
premises before the dsy.ef sale. ''
Terms Of Sale.
he purchaser will lie allowed credit of two
years tor The whole purchase money, bond With an.
proved security being gvsn for the same. Win a
deed Of Trust upon the land
One thousand pounds Of the purchase money %
carry interest rom The day Of sale the irtarss, ~
ne pS'u ~ me enc OF each year, urtil the whole
money to carry interest ON the dsv Of SAL 800,
punGtually paid when due wv
Jan.1f. ia
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7'TlX PFCYDTO.NTD

% ION MhNUFACTORY,
. nearly resdy to go into operation, and will in
q lew weeks want consid >rabe number OF BANDS
Men, Women, Boys and Girls OF various sizes, will
NEE! "ith eiDpoyment--and white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the esta5,ish.
ment tor the accommodation of Families and others
that may be employed.
School and Rocks &c. sc. viii be kept at the
eXpenee OF the Institution Tor the purpose of edue
t'ug the children both apprentices and Others, n
the common branches of sn English education.
Under the organization OF this establishment chill.
dren may Obtain fro their own industry a comfort.
able maintenance and a toierable good educstoa.
None but persons ct COOL character are intended
TO % employed; if9hers get IT,, they will be dis
charged soon as discovered
Persons wishin employment msy learn further
particulars on application TO Mr.. Richard Harri, ON
The premises the subscriber in Richmond
BENZ JAMES HARRIS
Dec. lS -
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: OST, on the Stsge Route from Alexandra TO
- Richmond, Seal Skin TRUNK, eneompassed
by two leather strsps with buckles containing
variety OF Valuable Wearing Apparel. IL WAS put
into the stege at AleysDdra on the 10th Dee. hst
with 3 card Of direction 90 the owner ut Richmond
snd has not since been heard of or seen at any Of
the intermediate offices. Twenty Dollars reward
will be given 60 any person who will give such in
iormson as will enable the owner TO get it again, On
application to the Printer.
February !. 80
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Sales at AUCTION.

~ Ill lie sold 20 the highest bidder for .ssh, On
" Tuesday Ne 18th inst before The door OF the
Bell Tsveru ia Rchmnnd--
About Twenty NEGROES, consisting OF several
Fellows, likely Boys and Girls and Young Women.
The above sale w;'s le made under the ssner;,
tendance OF Robert G Scott
February S. 81,
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~ TO Moae Concerned.

~ 10 Ho8e Concerned.
d kUKING my necessary absence from the state.
- William Hay, it, aud Thomas Tyler Boullip.
Esqrs. Of tis city, will attend ny professional bu
iness ~ the several courts in which practise s
the latter sill IN eTeyT case Of the Commonwealth
ia Henrrco Court, represent me, whether IT called.
or regular Courls SAM. NfsCRAW.
January Is. 4w
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S 4 A G T. s

HE public are respectfully Informed that the
STAGES which have heretofore run 20 he
Eagle Tavern, viii hereafter 70 q the Columbia
hotel, N the City of Richmond, where tie necesss.
~ arrangements have leeo rosde for the accom-.
modsdon and comfort ofthe passengers.
Mrs. Moseiey Who keeps The heuse, Will 10. k.
every exertion IN her power 70 give general salts
faction 10 them, snd ~ other gentlemen Who msy
please to fsyor her with their custom.
THE PROPRIETOR.S.
* - cot
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1he PN6Lic e here6u NaNfed

The P"6hc are here6y Nonfed,
ma hgbert Harris. OF the county of Powha-
Il tan, us absent from this state and am his ~ .
torney IN fact, aud have full power to transact al
business in which he is interested.I am therefoe
assirons that all persons who have claims eainst
mn, S0uio make them known to me, and ali per-
sonsHadebted TO him, would settle The debts Win
me- DANL. WILSON. OF Amelia,
|, Att. in fsct for Egbert Harris
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L.fMD HoR N4LR
February S.

n the esd dsy of February next at Hanover
~ Court House, being court day, will be sold.
sos 14cTes Of Land,
In fhe County OF hanovec', adjoining the I.asds
Of Edmund lay or SEM. William King, Peter
Winn, j. 6reen, George Mann, MRS Antbo.
ny, ard Jacob Christisn--- this Land lies two
mics tins side OF Col Gooda"s, & within about ~
mics OF the city of Richmond, & of the entire Tracs
about one hundred acres are cleared Il has thereon
cd irSmed smoke house, large annie orch
ara OF Prime fruit, and the water equal to anv
IN the Lower Country-The balance of the
uhcieared Land contains valuable growth of pne
ans OAK TIMBER perhaps equsi il rot snperio TO any
within the same distanceot this eity 10 earpenters
or persons engaged ia saving timber for this mar
Set inns Lsnd would be particularly valuable The
above described i.snd late the propertv ,or
hateheider Valentine deed. and will be sold INV ,h
undersigned, his Widow and Distributes who are
all OF age, and will unite in the necessary conv4y
shee 10 The Purchaser--Th terms OF se che tbiSI
essh--one third in SIX, ana The residue IN lively.
inHhths from the day Of SALE with deed of trn.e
upon me premises to secure the pay ,ent of ;e two
last instruments. VIC Nv"
WIDOW & DISTRIBUTES
OF d. Valentine, deed
D..1, who died intesta:e.
H. g. The Land will be shewn 10 srv nerson
Iea'rous OF seeing 1t on appiest;cn to Nr Samuel
Duuer VINO has rented it for tbt prcsent wear
POSSESSION VIII be given list January 1915. or per.
Eaps sooner if required.
- "-. -. wifi
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IawtIsp
L 4 Nd FOR S1L q

! He ubscriber Wishing to remove TO the western
country, offers for sale ys'uable tract ofland
IN the county of Prince Edward about miles from
the Court-ltouse, on lie wSers Of Bush river, con-
wards OF which are ow-grounds and 500 acres wood
land. This land is remarkably weil watered, Busl,
river running through the same miles, Is iaads
may be employed 10 advantage on the laud. The
same may, TO SUIT purchasers, he divided iHto two
tracts aud have on each convenient houses, on one
part Of the land is large conInodous two story
dwelling house FOR further information of the
land snd terms, apply TO the subscriber living on the
premises.
THOMAS WALTON.
Jsn.ol w4,v
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CO-PARTA RRNHLp

-P4RIA T. RSHIP
4 lANlEL G. HUTCEuNSOE & JOHN WAT.
SUN respectfully return thanks t. their Giends
2nd The public for the liberal encouragement they
have Vrevous'y received. Having now connected
TIER business viii hereafter he carried on under
TIE FIRM OF Hutchinson < Wstson--by their united
exertons they hope to merit q continuation of for
mer encourage rOcEt.
Agricultural implements on the most imp owed
pfincinl's
Mn Irons and Smith work Of every deSsrir tim.
they have likewise on hand fer retail sn a,sort-
meDt Of bar iron Of superior duaHty.
Orders from The country promptly attended 10.
'"'' ~ CIV
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHORITY.
ANACT

ANACT
Authorizing The President Of the United states "a
erstt certain perm ssions TO the inhabitants o,
the tsaRd Uf Nsntusket.
BE il enacted BY the Senate and House At
ErbreSeAfdtiVes of he United STATES Of .q,,,eyieg.
ia Congress assembled That during the ooptinn'
*ncC of The ct laying IN embargo on all ships and
vessels IN the ports md harbors Of the w. States
It 9balI be lawful for the President If the u States
and he is hereby authorised and empowered when
in his opinion Ire public interest shall MT frbd n.
70 grent permission o. application made theref for.
any iBhsbitanl or inhabitants Of tie island OF Nan.
tucket, 10 employ any ship vessel, or boat for the
purpose ct conveying ON fhs main LAM to saidisand
lucprCvsons& other neoes'arics for Inc sbs sienee
Of the Inhabitants thereof. and tor carryin from
Nsntu, ket 10 the main lend, in the ship vessel or
boat oil, spermscet candles an hsh, u6d, T. such
regulations and etoGs, AID with such security
as are required by q e fourth section Of the act
dying an embargo IN ell shDs anil vessels in IA o
ports aud harbors nj he n. s."
LANGDON CHEVEs.
Speaker Of the House of r, preseDtstjyes-
J 70 VARNUM,
President Of the Senate pro-;empore
Jnuaryt25, 1874
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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JUSTRECEIVRD.

JUST PECEIYEE.
4 AR IRON, assorted Cur Ns =. do. Vbis.ev in
barrels, Window Gis.5. SIX 10, & 10 < y.
Mould Candles, different sizes.
find in store.
Loaf and Brown Srgar, Coffee, Sack Salt, best
Green Copperas, &c &c For sale by
GEO. ROBERTSON * On.
Cary Street.
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tYANYEDl 70 HIH,--

WANTED TO MR.,
EFOR tie present year, Negro Womsn, wiihouf
child, tor which iheral price viii be given.
For pagIicnlars euqure at this OfiSe.
Feb. s. o.
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BILLS or EXCHANGE LOST
sN the Slst utno our letters inelosing the fol-
~ lowing Bits Of Exchange were regularly de-
posted in the post Office here, addressed to Mes,rs
Gordon, TfoEes, Leitch, s. Co. New-York, inclosne
Cow lO00E
Chs. J. MeAIurdo's do. No. on Jas. F. Leitsh,
s. Co Liverpool Io0o1
Patrick GibsOa's do Nc is on Gibson & Sons, Lon.
Gen 1000i.