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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30
From the Correstonaent Of the Maw-York
Columbian.
PLATTsBURcH. Anri, *.

-. PLATTsBURGH, April Is.
Lake Champlain is clear of ice and the
British flotilla is almost finished, but ours
Will not be ready for service until some time
IN May. We therefore expect they win
shortly take command of the lake and keeo
It until commodore M'DoDnough is ready
20 drive them out of it. Urged by this state
OF things, the army has been building breast.
works and furnaces, and are now actually
heating cannon balls, and will keep thesn
continually red hot merely for the purpose
OF giving the enemy a hot reception, in case
he should come within range of our lone,
lbs OF which, besides 12s and IS, we have
SIX in front of this village. To.morrow
General Wilkinson starts for Fort George
lEdward) at the south end of Lake
George in Washington county, New YORK.
70 meet The court Of enquiry into the cause
Of the failure of the last Campaign. 1t Is a
lehghtiul place, where the court, parties.
advocates, spectators and witnesses can in.
luige their respective inclinatOns in CATCH
ing trout from to 80 pounds weight, or
shooting ducks and geese, or hunting deer.
or swimming In the silver lake.
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ZANRsv1LIE fON AMI, o.

NH NhSV Tile, 10. J. HpflY 20.
BY captain .4tsrander Hit, of the United
States army, direct from Detroit, which
place he left on the 18th inst. and passed In
per Sandusky on the 18th, we iearn-that
scouting parties and spies had been out in
different directions, up as far as Delaware
on the Thames, say 100 miles above Detroit.
and also down the Lake; that no enemy
nor news OF the approach Of the enemy was
discovered, and that the rumor of an ex.
Pected attack, as had been reported by a
letter from Detroit to Pittsburgh dated
April 20, was entirely destitute Of founda-
ton. Oil was well and tne garrison in
good order.
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From tie Boston CcnsincL.

NV RKptoRD A

NEW BEDFORD April 10.
BY a gentleman s RESI- ctabIIity, who was
passerg' r in Spanih hip from Porto RI
CO to New LONDON, and who left herye
terday of hi ok Island and was landed al
Secannet Point, am Informed, that on the
passage from Porto Rico, which thee left %
days since, they spoke. (and the informant
was On board) a British vessel from Gree
mock, for the West ladies, the Captain of
which Informed that he had London payefs
on board to the % March whichhe was not
wiling 20 part With, but stated yeroaly;
Ihat Comm iSsiOners had been appointed
by the British Government to meet the a
merican Caic nlssioners al Gnttenburgb
That the Allies had received some check
IN France, and had retired from Fountains
b'eau' to Troyes, in order as was stated, e.
concentrate their forces.
Etat Iam5urgh still held out az the last
dates, bur several places ~ tbe North, car
r'soped by French troops bad surrendered
and
That Lord Wellington remained in the vi.
cinity Of Bayonne.
Yesterday evening off Block island, wa.
boarded from the Nmroh, an officer of
which iaformed Of the destruc ion of the sbio
ping al Saybreok, & saidit was in re.aliatio
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-. s1AOANo>1lN, NtlJ. Ocn.
His ErccHency IpRHe Blunt.
Bosros. April IS.

The United States frigate Constitution.
Captain Stewart, sailed from Salem this tiaw
at IL A. NJ. and anchored in this port AZ
r M. at which time several thousands Of
citizens had assembled on the wharves. an,,
gave her nine hearty cheers, which were
returned from. the frigate. We have now
no anxiety for the safety of this excellent
vessel, as she is moored in a port which
'feels no apprehension of attack.
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PORTSMOUTH. N. n. April 10.

The alarm at this place still continues, &c
the preparations to repel IN attack are pro.
crossing. We are happy to find our citizens
are not waiting TO be aroused to the sense of
danger, by the thunder of British cannon, or,
the sayonets OF the enemy at their breasts.
Many vessels and other valuable proper.
y nave been removed TO places of safes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30
LOOK OUT /!

Eight sail of ships of war were seen off
cape Ann on Wednesday, last. Two large
sniPs OF war were near the shoals on Sunday
aI.er taxing view. OF the harbor, they
stood to the eastward.
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DOMESTIC.
VICTORY oFTALLApoosEE,
liL;y

Tie fofoSyigs additional accounts Of the
vfcsory Of Tallahassee, are fake,, t,an,
fhe Acshviles Whig and C2ara,n ert,as.
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or a recent torpedo attempt upon La Hogue
"a. A ~ gun ship, friga;e and a slocp of
war, entered the Vineyard Sound on Satur.
day, and came to enchorto westward OF Tar !
paulen Cove, where they s,iil remain. They
are said to be the Victorious. Endymion, and
Peacock. late the Loup Cervier. Some Of
our Citizens. apprehensive Of an attack, are
removing their mort valuable effects out OF
town. and the shipping up the river.
NOTE
Font ainbleau Is S6 miles from Paris
lroyes is 96.-This throws some Ugh. on
the Bermuda report Probably the Cossack
van guard had presumptuously advanced q
the first mentioned place and been COMPEL
ed to retire on the main body of Troyes -
which is at q more advanced position than
that at which former accounts left the all
lies. ls.,, y
Nxw YoRK, April 90
Atettcr from a respectable gentleman in
Bo-deaux, to his correspondent in this city,
dated the Cd of March. says :. i have jus,
head that your pienipotentiaries American,
have been met at Go,tenburg, by those Of
England, and it is expected peace will be
The result"
~ .Nesp> York Gazette.
Another letter Of the 5th of March, says
=" Lord Weilington's army had a battle
with Sonlt's at 0rtes, on the Oath of Febru-
airy, IN which the latter was defeated with the
loss of 5000 men," v.,sS
Mercantile .Adverfiser.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13
LAWS OFTHE UNITED STATES S;
CBY AUTHORITY. }
AN ACT

Making appropriation for the support of the NAVY If
uie United States, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and fourteen.
Deh enacfef6v the Senate and H,use of Pebre-
SenfGtioes cfhe United STATES Of .7mer9ca in Coy
grss assembled That for deayin tie expenses of the
navy Tor the year one thousand eight hundred and
fourteen, the following sums, including the sum of one
ulhon OF dollars already appropriated by the act en-
tcd An act making certain partial appropriations f,
te year one thousand eight hurdredand fourteen . he
ara te same hereby are respectively appropriated thai
For pay and subsistence Of the officers and nav NJ
the seHincn, two million five hundred and seventy nine
ti9usa"d, three hundred and forty-one dollars.
For PROVISIONS, one million four hundred and thirty
nl"e thousand, nine hundred aud two dollars and flty-
two cents
For medicines, hospital stores and all expences on
account OF the sick hundred and twenty thousand
dollars
Forrepairs ofvessels one million five hundred tlon
s,ndtollars.
For contingent cxpcncos incnding freight, frnspor-
aon, and recruiting expenses, FIVE hundred thousand
dollars
hundicd thousand dollars.
For nay5yords, docks and wharycs, one hundred
thousand dolrrs.
Tor pay and subsistence Of the marine corps. two
hundred and eighteen thousand two hundred and Soy
cntF-nine Dol .is ard ftv cents
For ecihingio Csc same, sevcnty-one thousand Sc
yen hundred AID eiebn slit dollars and tcA cents
For uinaio stores for ., esr,e tc,,i, a,.,.L tJ,,,,
s''d N hundred aud eight dollars and se,ent,-fve
ecrts
Tor contingent expencas Tor the same, foty-s< tou-
sait dollars.
scc.2 ,fr9te q fgiter enacjed, That Tie soy.
eriapprof 'at0n herein before made shah b. n IN oif
oIny monies ~ inc treasury not otherwise appopr.a-
ted.
TANGDON CluGVES,
Speaker Of f'e House ofReIr ruiatres.
" GERRY,
V.cc-PTesGen' oft'" Urtcd States, aaG
President Of tie 5euate.
ArPRovTp,
JAMES MADISON.
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H7LIEa.u AA.D .lLaRY COLLEGE.

CT TIE Visitors and Governors of yyil,;o,, and
Nty College havc the satisfaction to annou,cc TO the
p"ohc, that thy have been enabled to m the rS.s,,ec-
1--WE eGnis IN tis College. Doctor .Iehn Au,o,stiue
smith, appointed President If the College, and pro
lesser oil Nsord Philosophy, nclr,ny tie Ph,,or,y OF
ri''ihnal, Logic Rheurie, Ethics tees- et,r,s ili.-
sory, tire PRINCIPLES Of Natur, and National y acd
foliueii tEco"o,ny. Mr.. Ferdinand Campbell is Pro-
lessor oil Mathematics which proieso-slnp WI include
1eoS7ihy Astronomy, the practical b,-.nches OF Sur.
Neyin, NS'ion the construction of AfIps s. Charts
oia'" toiii1eaou - GunHcry, Perspective g Arci-
tes."re; Dr. Thomas Jcnes is appointed PROT; ssor OF
Nat'i Fhi'oso2sy and Chenistir which last VIII e1:-
brace Natur-i History and the Elements of sct.ny-A
an" the honorable Robert Nelson is Professor II law
ihe Visitors entertain the mos; s:nt;sie ,yrcct.ioa
IRON The intelligence aud character OF these pput,e
men tnat us University wiz oose the high rrput;.-
uon it ii"h dcseiyUdv acquired.
IS reeonmcn1ed 10 those young gentlemen VIII,
ere SUBJECT 20 militia duty, and who propose TO ate,i
thiS SEMINARY The ensnG winter, to bring with them
ceru1ate that they cCi for duty IN some corn,
p'1,x an the iowa oc comfy from which they come
Inc Guy OF NAhamsbirP is very healthy rol,, fi..
n4St Z" November to the 4lli OF july during which ne
rioi only isthe COLLEGE c,cn 20
hsr" may be had N scnteel private families, on mo-
deraic terms. VI Ri<t.yV.Jls -.
Williamsburg, 2Sth july, isl4. w3w
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L9l,ES IEiDRsO.N:
APPROVED.
An ACT.

AN ACT.
ioamend the Act entitled can act laying duties on
ther vCSsels.'
-Bett cnccied6y he Senate and House Of Rebre-
seftGff'cs 81 DC United States q .7rerca IL, Cor
S'ess oTTct'r, That &c coniit;tion of the bond re-
qunci 20 be Ercn hy every auctoneer b. the third
section of the act entitled "Ap act having du,is on
sales 1T auction OF merchandise and OF ships & vessels
passed the twentyiorth day Of July, the year one
Thousand eight hnn,ired and thirecn shall be- that the.
sd auctonce snail render the quarterly account in Wi
ting, required of him by said act within ,wept, ,ys s
Ter the first lay OF April July, October and January in
each ,apd that in the said quarterly return shall he
stated the aggregate OF goos, wares mcrchan-
Gze and effects, liable to duty, sed by him each dav
curing the quarter, with the date of each sale any
thing IN the said act contained the contrary no,witi
standing
(S.cned rs abovc.)
March q, 1914.
ArFroYED.
rAIfr.H II 2 nyC1 \,
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Sec Ind be n further enacted, Tia, for carrying
mo en- CT 'h's ACT, sum not exceeding two hw.tc
and fifty thousand dollars be and the same i hereb, Az.
propIaed, to be paid OF any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 8 fad be 10 further enacted NThat there be al
loved Capn'n Oliver H. Perry, cut OF any norey in
,he treasury not otherwise appropriated, in addition 10
his share OF the priyenonev as coioiaier ofte shin
Lawrence, the sum of Ave thousand dollars.
(Sgned as:.bove.)
April is, 1919.
APPROVED,
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JAMES MADISON.


Aui'm.si7s tle ruisiase o. ye3 Is coptured on Lake
Efc.
Hf HfHdct6 ~ nc S4iate oHd Hosise ii retire
'eH@rcs u he trfed flutes u. 3nsrcqn Coagraq
's@-7 ~, ihe.tic PRESIDENT o. tic Unucd States be-
@t nc hereby g'thcs.d 10 cnu-c 70 be- purchased
,he lrtis' vcss Is wlch were captured On Lac Erie
nv yr American Tnodrua, on tlc tegti Gay of Sep
rnher, ~ o. G. year opc thousand e.elit iruld.ed ~
i.r7e'u a'd tbc sur1 a. twO hundred and G.t, G,c
hol''d ai'. 'r farunc0t for the s-i vessels. efl le
.-toed as grizenoney among tine eaptors, & their
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NOTICE.

FEfIE Subscriber respectfully informs the public tlat
y he las opened his house az Spring Field Iiarc,er
county, the former residence Of Capt Robert King for
the entertainment Of ladies and gentlemen Stables,
gram attendance, SC. Nl be furnished for horses
h's place being known to be agreeable and healthy
situation, convenient 10 all persons in Richmond who
wish acoiInry retrcatolyo for travellers Who cross this
quarter OF the country, the subscriber deems it Tune
cessary TO give further description.
NATHANIEL FOX.
July q. v4w
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MR.. MATTHEW cox.

ATOT knowiryyour place Of residence, We are com
= peeled TO resort to thus method of informing you
t5ai James Wright, decd lote Of Essex county, Vrg-
uia, los ire Iisistc vj, devised 10 you iSc ncg,ucs
which legacy you sre requested % come and secure
IIe ErscGg&
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been deceived. The yoiire man ia Boston,
who has watched for several months back the
movements OF the 10th regt. and has spent FIVE
DAYS out OF six in observing the several de-
tachments leaving their quarters for the east
ward, very naturally supposed they were all
bound to PASSPORT. About 500 men from the
4th regt. were marched 70 the eastward, and
no doubt his information, predicatcd on this
calculation, has been the cause of this large
force being sent against PASSPORT. Ii this
younS man (now seeking q commission in the
British army had been seized on the wharf
where he tool, his daily stand, they no doubt
would have found papers on him sufficient to
convict nm corresponding WITH and giving
indulgence to the enemy. Now, it is very well
to examine the injury this young man has done
To MS trends, and the vast importance he has
attached to the 4Otlregt 1t may he we'll and
truly Saiei, that this regiment has already cost
John hui haif q D'iLion Of dollars, to capture
~ of their men, which is about 1896 dis.
COS cents Tor each man and according to
TINS calculation, it would take to capture the
Whole regiment 1000 strong, &c, 466, eco dol
lars
It's further said, that the Ftde,al Retire
aeHtdttUe hos taken IRE oath # allegiance, and
has been appointed British Justice of he
Peace
Mr. benjamin Crownnshield, of Salem,
was at PASSPORT at the time of its CAPTURE,
and gidiantlv volunteered his services to mai
Putnam, and was in the fort when it surren-
dercd.
The officers generally report favorabIy of
the conduct and department of Sir Thomas
Hardy towards them. The following were
the terms OF surrender proposed by the admi-
raj -
l. The garrison to march out with the no
nors OF war, and pile their arms
y. 10 consider the garrison f,l.sOners rs
war the officers to be paroled and return to
the u. States.
;. Personal property to be respected.
Or Thomas Hardy, conformablv to the
terms proposed, gave the officers a chebacco
boat, or about II tons, in which they sailed for
Portland, and arrived there after passage of
10 days On the passage, they were over
hanled by British privateer, when three shots
We're hred at them TO bring them TO not
outstanding they had white flag. The first
shot was nine FOUNDER, at half a mile dis
lance the second a six FOUNDER, at quarter
mile distance the third of round and grape.
at pistol shot distance; the grape fiying all
round them. The flag was standing towards
the pllvateer the whole time they were firing
at them. When they came within hail, the
captain OF the privatcer ordered them to send
Their boat on board, or they would sink them.
Niy. Futnam went on board, informed them
who they were, and was dismissed without
telling them what privateer it was.
Such IS the rise, progress and completion of
TINS mighty conquest of 48 Yankees by the re-
nowned SIR Ihos Hardy, and the gallant 1t.
Col PDHngton. John Bull never appeared
surrounded with so much glory, since he reign
ed over the British Gulls
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PoRTLANp. JuIv 90


Last evening arrived at this port, British
Cartel BOAT, with 5 ofhcers who were taken
at Passport at its late surrender We have
col1Nersed with Major Putnam, who informs
thsthe LET There the 6th INSTRUCTIONS to
ms departure, the British had landed 90 can
non and upwards eft 15CO trLops-a large
quantity OF ifccss..s were also landed and e
very PreParat u pas in requisition to com
pIete Its tortiHcaton and render it Z safe rem
devious for their shipping and to form a grand
military arsenal. Two Transports arrived on
me 10th supposed to have troops on board.
Houses, Meeting houses and every vacant a
partment was appropriated as barracks for
the soldiers.
The papers of the Collector were disco
yered to the British by a person who lives ON
Penobscot river, by the name of lain Rod
gers, who abuses the Collector most shame
fully The British insisted on the Collectors
signing ms Government bills, but he refused
with the assertion that hanging would be no
compulsion.
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n OTI q ~

~ ~ = i u Es
4 Petition viii be presented to the pcxt ,,o,s,, =.
semby, PRAYING t',i law may pass authorship
turnpike Road from the city ofRclinond 70 The Mea
june Is. wSw
Nd ESSkS WEl'SlEk & WARRELI r-SnSct-
I'VE fully acquaint The subscribers To the Print rrpr
sehtng Iete" FrGlciscos rejico,1ter 7.th he i.ygS
Tint viii certainly be issued to them in the fab
hey have the satisfaction to to the public.
t"t every exeIuon las been made render il worthy
their patronage. nly o. v,w
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LAND For SAVE

The SH5ScfCer intending % rano,e 10 me rtrqf.r,
CcrH,nY.
VNiiA. sell great bargain IN The and ON which he
w resides This farm is situated ON Lickincholc
Seek- las a portable grat.nii belonging To it is
iot'v-t"o mules ron Richmond and seven hon, James
lSWe: IL contains SIX hunred acres hy ,a;e survey
The cleared lard Is laid oil into ike fields eac of WHICH
IS soSed with clover .'ur,her ,lcscrip,;on would b
useless as any peiScn wishing to puiyl4s.. woud no
douhi INST view tho premises
Gooeh'a,,tl, ,uiy 90. why '''''''
a UsGiNit-At RuiCs hriolcn IN thc CLERKS OTc,.
OF tle Superior Court Of Chaiicerv, fo.. the Rich
, ,, District, the first osy Of Jriy MA.
N.ltiun ijrown, Niiier Brown Ann B. Brown VaIte-
grave Cnpton, james Il. Ciolton and Ai:Ay 4, Clon-
,ch, ant John l. Brown, Paaick Brown t'rane:s l.
brown, Mary !. Brown, NNn =. Brown Sarah Ann
Erown aud George r. Brown, i,ifin, children oe
William brown, by TIE said William tl,,ir iather
heAt niem. -; :: {Si.gS.
James Madison and Dolly his wife, Richard Cuts and
Anna hssii., 'lom Payne, Mary Jackson an infant
by John IL jackson, her father ,rd pa,a,yiap Naror
Font,ine. and Edward Dudley, ncns
IHE DtjenGLa'ts Richard Colts and Anna, his wife
John Payne and AARON Fontaiuc not having entcrc,
them appearance ard given security aecosrng 10 tie
Act OF Assembly and Tire Rules of his Court and il IN,
peag by satisfactory evidence, that they are not nha
o;'ants @! tins country II IS orT7eG That the said
defendants 40 appar here the FIRST day q. the next
term and answer tho hl ofthc plaintiff: ann that Il CO.
pT ct tiS order b. o,rhvhnseltcd in some nAvsra,er
"b,s'ed an tue CITY Of Richmond Cor two nobtIs sue
ceSlfely aud posted at the front door OF the CAPITOL in
the said Ci,y.
\ Copy Teste,
JUL %. wy -'--> ~ - y
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LNCR4.NCIEHI--.


q 1 court held for Cumberland County, The 2Sd
n day OF Nav. 1874.
John Holland, deed, I,Lfr
AGAINST
Richd = Shelton and Danl Bradley, who is admins
traitor of VIM. BRADLEY, y,9G5s
TIE defendant Richd. =. Shelton not having, enter
ell his appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and it
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court that he IS not
"n inhamtant OF this state motion OF the plaintiff.
hy 'ohn w Nash, Esq his Attorney OrokaeA That
unless he appears >ere o. before August Court next
and answer the Dill OF the Plaintiff, the same viii be Ia
ken IS confessed T. him. andhe matte. thereof de-
creed agun' land that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city
Of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another
copy posted at the ont Of the court house oftb
county
A Copy Teste,
MILLER WOODSON; irp.c.
June e. V'9yr
authorised By q 8teciai Hct ofthe VIRGINIA
.faSaDibiV.
3 vi ifhF for 'he esi@b.shnieNtol an Academy IN
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1000 Tickets n S i)olfa-s
viii be- entitled 70 SlGe9
The first drawn on the ao.h, will be entitled to
:. III first drawn on tie sch, will be entitled to
be cnttcdto 5000
The first 500 blanks drew, vii be enGlsd to SO
each
The prizes viii be rrvebia ninety DAYS afer Che com
cent, ~ Charlottesville.
80 pr.le- rot demanded within six months aner II,
drawing f-.d, viii he con lefed rs relin,,ujb,.
Cor the b.ue1, oltie institution.
1oftN RJIrY.
}t'eal.a' tHe Re-W
5uIv 81. .r
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NOTICE

2 hereby given, that Christopher Nsocpher-or's
Pauhphlet ON tle Millennium dated The 4,h i,i,,
ioi' ana tne woPD Of God to the world in an address
downfall OF the city OF London, and tl d., 4 mex ~, ss
the bntiS! Navy, may be had from IoI, .Jacls,.,-
ioce'i Mr. Cowpcr Barber, Mr. Yancev D,.l..r'
BeGbm Morton, Baihcr, and MIR. Henderson Barter
ana rom Robert Smith, Grocer, and Han
n,pal Pi7nee barber, Of Manchester aud of C,shaI,
'e' haek-owner, and James Coiston, Barber, OF Pc
te'sl'1 Orders for quantity will be particularly AT
!ie Pamphlet Is 6. Address Cd
Au.ust 8.
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Ed 81 AND lIAI1I-AM

ED WARD HALLAM
EETIIl4 sell on very moderate terms for ,.sb 80,
Wv ceptances in town.
90 ihds. very old and fine favored Jamaica, and IN
tsua Rum, ia
80 fPss . hiadeiia, Particular TencriGe and Lisbo
80 Bags Green and White Coffee
10 Cases and fifty Cansers Imperial Gun-Povd.r
10 Boxes genuine Port-YVinc
100 CanisteIs Fresh Mustard
% Sets Dining China, blue Printed-yaricty of Pxt.
10 Boxes CAUTION China, Cups and sauocrs 500 PAX
10 Crates assorted Ware
800 Boxes Northern Candies
40 do. Real Spanish Seuars
100 Kegs High ProocF and Fl Cun-Powter
500 Gallons Lamp OIL
June %. 1rtf
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he r.dtors OF the Argus, Patriot, Raleigh Star.
and National iatelligcncer sre r;,i,s. n "a r2, -.
above Offices ri tSin X Mary ollcCe and send tl;
accounts "a tb. Edttr ~ the Enc -. $50 $3.50 -