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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
New Publications.

.75,st Received and For Sale at this Office,
CPEECHES of the Right Honorable Henry
~ Grattan, with predatory observations the
whole comprising briefreview Of the most i'm.
portant historical events in the History of Ire
land.
Cottage Sketches, or Active Retirement, nv
the author Of the " Antidote to the Miseries Of
Human Life"
Experiments on the Principle of Life, and
particularly on the principle of the Motion of
the Heart, and OH the seat of this principle ina
Guiding the report made to the first class of the
Institute, upon the experiments relative to the
motions OF the heart, by VI. lie Gsllois, NJ. ID. p.
Tho Life fLord Nelson, by Robert southey.
Repres NATION of the Brilliant Victory a.
chieved by Commodore q. n Perry, over the
British, Fleet on Lake Erie, Commanded by Cap
tain Barclay.
--HLSO--
The Poems Of Allan Ramsay, with the life OF
the Author, and his Collection Of Scots Pro.
verbs in volumes.
Nos. 4, 3, 3, a of the 18th volume, Christian
MISREPRESENTATION viii Please call tor their
numbers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22

In Gooehiand County Court, 18Th Nor. 1918.
The Mu.ua. sss,irsncc Society IA
gainst FIRE on buildings of the
State of Virginia, Pitts. >In Chan'iy
AGAINST
Thomas E,dridge, Dcft.
>HE defendant not having entered his ap.
pearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction ol
the Court that he is not an inhabitant OF this
State !; II is ordered. that the said defendant
do appearhere onthe third Monday in March
next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs--and
that copy of this order be forthwith inser.
ted in some newspaper published in the City
|of Richmond. for two months successfully, and
t.at another copy be posted at the front door
of the Courthouse ofthis county.
ACopy-Teste.
WM. MILLER, G. G. C. S
Jan. IL. w.t. :
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Fresh Medicines.

JUST received by the subscriber, few doors
below the Bell Tavern, and warranted
genuinc-viz.
l00lbs Camphor,
90 do Opium,
200 do. Gum Arabic, best quality.
20 do. Tragacanth, do. 81
so do. Arrow Root,
$50 do Cream Tartar, M
90 do. Gum Assafoetida,
100 do. Pulv Hubbard,
100 do. do. Jallap, -,
90 do do. Ipecac,
= IS do. do Pale Bark.
200 do. Yellow Bark,
$50 do. Liqaorice Ball,
SO do. Arnatto, best,
100 do Sweet Spls Nitro,
80 dos Cinnamon,
SO do. Cassia,
100 do. Anise Seed,
80 do. Camomile Flowers,
SO do. Magnesia, large lump, }
20 do. do. small square Easlish.
100 do. do. Ppte sed
1Groce Hallook's best Amer. Castor OIL,
i do. best West Indian do.
IL do. do. Common, do.
1000ibs. Pearl Ashes,
Copai Varnish, Lamp Oil, &c.
Together with almost general assortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
Which he intends to sell low for cash.-or-
ders punctuaily attended to.
Dec 81. -
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HOUSE CARPENTER, AND
Undertakes.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
public, that he has just REMOVED from Nor
folk, to the house formerly occupied by Mr..
VIM Street, opposite shockoe Warehouse,
where he i. ready to undertake me BUILDING
Or Repairing of Houses,
Also, any kind of JOB WORK. For nv char.
acter, as faithful Workman, and Undertaken,
refer the public to Messrs Ellis & Allan
My Timber Yard,
Adjoining the stemmery of Messrs. Jas Smith.
& Co. will be always supplied aith the best Of
TIMER. which viii be sold ON the most rea
enable terrns. M
Jan. Is. atn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22

OF people for thinking despicably ofthem-
selves. We execrate that lowliness of spir.
1t that would fatter her vanity, cover be-
meath her coniumely. and meanly lay our
honors at her feet. We wish not her friend
snip gratui ously butt acqu re il as right !;
not To supplicate it by forbearance and long
suffering, but gallantly to win and proudly
maintain it. After all, II she will not be a
friend she must content to become rival /;
she will be obliged to substitute jealousy for
contempt, and surely il is more tolerable, at
any time. to be hated than despised.
Such is the kind feeling that we avow to
wards Great Britain-equally removed, we
trust, from rancorous hostility on the one
side. and blind partially on the other.
Besides the above, the dignity, liberality
and sound sense of the following must com
mand the decided appreciation of every en-
iiehtened reader
whatever we may think of the expediency
or mexpediency of the present war, we cam
not feel indifferent :oits operations. When.
ever our arms come in competition with
those OF the enemy, jeal ousy for our cou,-
try's honor will swallow Up every other con.
sheraton. Our feelings will ever accompany
the fiag of our country to battle, rejoicing
IN Its glory-lamenting over its defeats.
For there is no such thing as releasing our
selves fronthe consequences of the contest
lie VINO tancics he Can stand aIoof in interest.
and by condemning the present war, can ex>
operate him elf from the shame of its tisas>
tiers, is wofully mistaken. Other nations
Will not trouble themselves about cur inter-
nal 'wranglings and party questions, they
VIII not ask who among US fought, or why
we fought--but how we fought. The dis,
grace OF defeat will not be confined to the
contrlvers OF the war, or the party in pow,
err, or the conductor of the battle but will
extend to the whole nation, and come home
to every individual. 1.-THE name Of Ameri,
can is to be rendered honorable in the fight.
we shall each participate in the honor !; If
otherwise. we must inevitably support our
share OF the Ignomy. For these reasons do
we watch, with anxious eye, the various for
tunes OF this war a wa awfully decisive of
the future Character and destines of the ma,
ton. But much as we are gladdened by the
oright CLEANS that occasionally break forth
amid the darkness ofthe times, yet joyfully,
most joyfuily, shall we hail the period. when
the troubled night" of war shall be passed.
and the star of peace" again shed its mild
radiance on our country.
we have seized this opportunity to ex>
press the foregoing sentiments, because we
thought that if of any value, they night
stand some chance of making an impression,
when accompanied by the following memoir.
And, indeed, in writing these naval biogra
plies, 1t is our object not merely to render
small tribute of gratitude to those intrepid
champions ofour honor but to render our
feeble assistance towards promoting that ma.
tional feeling which their trIumphs are cal.
culated to inspire"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
Money Advanced

AT the Bell Tavern upon all kinds Of Stock.
Lands, lots. Slaves, Horses, Produce Of any de.
scr Ption, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewels.
Store Goods, Household Furniture, Tobas CO,
or any species OF property that may be offered
BARTLETT STILL, Broker,
and Vendue Master, Bel isvcra,
Richmond, virginia-
ND. Ithas frequently bees ,nconvenient
for gentlemen from the country 10 make in
stantaneous. sales OF their Slaves--The sub
scriber has, therefore, appropriated condor
table House for their accommodation, where
the expence will be reasonahl, and every at.
tention paid to make satisfactory sales for the
owners. RS.
Richmond, january II, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22

NOTICE.
WAS Committed to the Jail of Charles CITY
county, on the 18th Of November, 1913, a Ne
gro man named CHARLES, about feet or
inches high, brown compile zion, and VINO
states that he belongs to Richard Miller of
Prince Edward County. Tile owner is request
ed to come forward and iiberate him as the
law directs.
. wM. RoYsTER. JaiIor.
Charles City Courthouse,
s January L, 1914 st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
silyer-PIating = Wire Fender
MHNURACTORY.

RfISsOFHC
MILL be furnished at hort notice. STIR.
RUP IRONS, Birdie BITS, COACH
HARNESS, LOCKS, &c. OF any article OF pla-
ting, of iron forged or OF brass cast; also WIRE
TENDERS, OF the most elegant pattern, made
to fancy and size. Wholesale purchasers can
avail themselves of great convenience, as the
terms & quality will be as good as any regular
establishment.
CT Hands and materials have been procured
at considerable expence, under the hope Of
success.
SULLIVAN & MURDAGH.
Richmond, ION Church Hill
January IL, 1914. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
Notice.

THE Collector of the Revenue for tho 1911.
District of Virginia, or his Deputy, tie sub
sefiber, will attend at the dlfier.n, cour,s .ioi
Amherst, Nielsen. Fluvanna, and aib.marie in
january and February, t. receive Entries OF
Carriages under the law Of Congress-. ct jul,
gath, 1913, which ali owners ofCarriagcs will
of course examine
THoS. ,. RANDOLPH,
Deputy Collector, for the 18th s
District Of Virginia.
4 Sbadewell Mills, in Albemarie,
Dec. Goth, 1913. tc I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22

Notice.
y ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
~ Augusta county, Va. a Negro Man named
Wormley,
About "a years old, S feet or inches high, of
dark comp EXON, one or two of his fore up
per teeth appear blacker than the others he
eloped from me about the 25th July last he
was bought Of Col. Tayloe, who resides near
Dumfries. by Mr.. VIM. Scott, of Albemarle
county-Said Negro, when Scott bought him
OF Tayloe, was III Jail. will give reward of
THIRTY DOLLARS to any person, who will
deliver said Negro Man to me, or TWENTY
DOLLARS if secured in any Jail so that get
him again.
JAMES BROWN
Waynesborough, Va. w3mp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
January ~.
PUBLIC DINNER -

Yesterday an elegant dinner was given in
honor of the Gallant Hero of Lake Erie,
COMMODORE PERI Y. at Tamany Hall.
About 800 gentlemen were present. withou
distinction OF party--the toasts were truly
patriotic, and the evening was spent with
great hilarity and harmony, and the COM
pany returned at a very seasonable hour.
a more particular account Of the Dinner.
and the Toasts, will be published in our next
Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22

A LII ABSENT MEMBERS, belonging
a to the ESSEX ARTILLERY, are here
by notified. and required. to Immediately
rendezvous at NORFOLK, or be considered
DEsERrERs, proceeded against according
ly. in pursuance of General Orders from the
War Department of this State, dated April
1913. RICHARD ROUZEE. Capt.
9th January, 1914. IS 2w.
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Notice.

Notice.
WILL SELL Tract Of Ian d con,
4 tanning about 800 Acres. in the County OF
Goochland, on Lickinghole Greek, adjoining
the Lands of Mr.. William M. Richardson,
MIR. A. Bryce, and others.
John FORBES,
Near ColamSia, Vrgtnia.
June 10. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
Samuel G.. Adams.

Samuel e. Adams,
is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
Do. Files,
Do longs, shovels and Pokers,
Do. saddlery assorted,
~ DO. Tea Kettles,
l DO. Till and Chest Locks, Butt
Hinges, &c.
Do. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
is Baltimore Ploughs,
= II Doc, Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
good assortment OF Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c Ssc.-Which are Of
fcrcd for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. 13. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
PEACE AGAIN

Every day, and every accession of infor-
nation, strengthens our belief, that the peace
rumours were delusive. Two letters are now
before US from gentlemen (as the fashionable
phrase ISL possessing the best means of in
teiiigence of them, now honored with
distinguished station, dearly earned by
glorious service. in the struggle for inde-
pendence. The other, also, has on every
OCCASION, displayed an independent spirit,
ana a vigorous genius. The first seems to
consider the vessel, which brings news of a
victory, of the allies of Britain, a rather i'm
nTood6Ee consequence of sincere overture for
Peace He says, and ur readers will Judge
whether there be not some sense, in what he
says 81 Cannot attribute it to the marnanin,-
~ OF England, to offer to this country. bet
ter terms in her prosperity, than were re-
Jected oy her when lately made by this coun.
try--anh therefore / am constrained to be-
iieve, that professed disposition for peace
is not more sincere, than the many former
~ made mere professions to lull and par
aiize the efforts of this government" The
writer goes on to suggest that our present
commissioners, II is probable enough, will te
appointed To meet this new British commits
sion, under the spirit of their original in
structions. II fear" says this intelligent
gentleman "fieace is nor near at hand -
and he adds. in the spirit of a man who
fought, with patriotic perseverance, and
republican valor in the former war;" and
unless 7oe can haze an honorable enc, /
hone IsIiaH nor ive. to seeh 20
The other gentleman, of whose friend-
snip we are proud, and whose apprehen-
slons, we hope, re groundless, briefly says
"1he Goffen6nrg nevS ]. fear, 4uiN haze a
tendency % Siacken our ererfions; bur a.,
present, there seems TO be good shiyit ire
Va'aHS IN me honse. BAH. fiafier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
New Publications.

New Publications.
lust Received, and for Sale at this Office.
THE GEWILEB7.aN'S
Pocket Companion,
FOR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED Il FOURTEEN.
~ 3s ALS0-THE
AMERICAN LADY'S
Pocket Book,
FOREIGHTEEN HUNDRED & FOURTEEN.
FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
A Geographical View of the Province of Up.
per Canada, and Promiscuous Remarks on the
Government in two parts, with an Appendix
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22

Ply virtue of Deed of Trust catered into by
y Samuel Foster, late ofEssex county, to SEE
cure the payment Of certain sums of money 70
faliaferro Hunter, WILL BE SCLD, on the
iith day Of March, 1914, (if fair, ifnot the next
fair day) at the mansion house upon the premix
ses, for ready money. SO much of
Two Tracts of Land,
lying in South Farnham parish & Essex coun.
ty, one tract containing three hundred < TWEEN.
ty nine acres and an half acre be The same more
or less, and one Other tenement and tract cen-
tanning twenty seven acres and enc fourth os an
acre (which said tracts of land were conveyed
to the said Hunter by John H. Bcale and were
sold and conveyed by the said Hunter 6 wife
to the said Samuel Foster by deed bearing date
the LIST day of January. 1911 as shall be sufH.
Gent to pay and satisfy the charges attending
the execution of this trust, as well those here.
tofore as any hereafter accrung, and also what
ever balance may be due and unpaid o. the last
instalment OF che debts mentioned in said deed.
TIL. q. HO0MES, Trustee.
Dec. 81, 1878. ids.
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On Hand, for Sale,


25 Bales Woolens, 90 boxes cotton and
90 boxes hats, assorted wool cards
Manchestry & shirt'gs so Bbls brown sugar
Bed tick 5000 lbs coffee i'm bsgs
Blue and white cotton Spanish and Orleans IN
cloth. digo
Hessian rolls 1900 excellent Lipuira
Sadlery, cutlery and o. hides
Their hardware assort- 25bundles soal leather.
cd. / Cut herrinrs and ,hads
90 casks wrought and Whiskey
cut nails Train oil in pipes and
3090lbs seine and sew barrels
ING twins Tar. Lumber.
S tons neat castings Salt, &c. &C.
Window glass sifters
A complete assortment of Richmond nanufac.
tured STONE WARE, put up to order.
1900 Bbls FLOUR, part for family uso.
FOR RENT.
The upper part of the house now occupied bv
Mr.. Hawkins as Shoe Store with out houses
attached--Aslo a TENEMENT at Rockets.
STORAGE
May be had in fire-proof houses, at the Fort or
at Rockets.
WANTED,
IL, 900 Sterling Bills
ON ENGLAND.
(t) CHARLES wHITLOCK,
:
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NRw-YoRK, January II.

,,,,,,.. NRW-YoRR, January IL.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH OF EUROPE.
The letter of niarquc brig Ino, capt. Weeks, has
arrived at Portland, in sixty six days from Delzyc
tsrxty miles from Amsterdam.) No news by her
has transpired, though is not improbable tat she
brings accounts from the seat of war eight or ten
days later than sir Charles Stewards DISPATCHES
Goth October.) A letter from Boston mentions
report thatan account is brought by this arrival of
Bonaparte's having defeated the allies and again re-
turned to Dresden. :.
Bondtdrfc in Dresden again, notwithstanding
his terrible overthrow, his flying retreat and The
rapid pursuit Of the allies How all this is, we are
totally in the dark to know. That British accounts
eight days later than The 9th of November might
have been received, and would, had they been IA
yorable 10 the allies, we have no doubt. The ST.
cnce Of these eight days-for it is said papers to
the 18th were taken by the Dragon-----to say the
least, is ominous. Nor is it probable that no ne
bad been received from the allies later than the 10Th
OF October, sir Charles Stewards last date.
The Inference from the presumed suppression
OF intelligence, (and consomitant haste in sending
dispatch TO this country is palpsby adverse to
British prospects, aud throws all the probability A.
ganst the allies. The first direct aad full accounts
VIC receive, may possibly discover the true motives
OF the British oyerfure ind the real nature of that
magnapImity" boosted Of by her friends IL this
country. CotuB6fgn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-22
Official List of .Prizes,l.

Jan. 49,.
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NOTICE.

THREE Treasury Notes, dated ii.
r b nary 1917, pa,a' lie IN Pill del
D ! LIST Feb Va 1875
for 1000 Dollars each
Were euelo.od 7" u. by nall from
Cs.ar,eslown, 5 Carolina on the 18th
Ma CHI. aI& net aving reached US, ne
pudlic are requested to stop said Note.
in suqsiciops hands. PAYMENT Will be
,,epe Ell at the Office Of he Cca m :
ii, err OF Loans i Pail.de phla.-Nos.
7s e,7l4, Sis
John s Tho's Vowel.
April 2.
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NarAAsD.s3A.3
STuRDAY, ApRrL. o.
"To STEW
Hs yERY AGE x BODY OF THE TIME
IS PORN AND PRESSURE"

The House Of Representatives
transae'edno business yesterday i'm
nedia'ely after the meeting OF the
House. Mr.. Eppes rose and announc
I'd the ''eath of his colleague John
Darson, Esq. when after entering
into some resolutions customary on
such occasions the House adjourned
tor the purpose of attending the flu.
neral Of the deceased member.
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Net. lat,
The Bennington, { Vermont,) News.

The Bennington, (Vermont,) News
Letter of the 18Th inst. says
"We have accounts that are FULLY ere
di ed Of the British having taken and
Carried over To their shors one thou sand
barrels OF provisions. which were NOV
ing from tie French Mills to Plaltsbufg,
unattended by any military force of ou's.
The number of boats. sc including
several sloops. amour, in al to 326, that
were ouyht md otherwise destroyed, al
the French Mills, by Gen Wilkinson,
when he evacuated that pnst The
whole amount of public property has re
Gently cost the y. Sa'es more than
Two IL linns Of Dollars"
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber OF i, irfaX County
slate of Virginia, has obtained from III,
,ounty court of Fairfax. Letters tesla.
nentary on the estate Of Peter Wa
sencr, late of t G county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claim
,gsins: the sad decedert ale hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with tic
vouci ers thereof to the su nc,iber. on
Or before The Cd day Of July next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
)ene fl to said estate-And those i, =
iebted thereto are required 10 make
Immc diatr PAYMENT
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Arm'rx of 2. " ageuer
Apr,l Q o..
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&c. SC. &c.
J. J. Cohen, Jr.

No. 10 Maik 81 Bali,
"The Hr.t drawn titket Oh 1ucss
day the ST. ul april will be emitted to
$50 600 and on tho 1uest!at i6llows
icg he first .rawn ,ticke, VII lie ems
titled to $4,000
Orders from any part OF the Unioa
viii be promptly md rur c'ualIy attends
e. TO end thu e,riiest intci'iN enoe f0rs
war,l.d of su. cess
II 't;.,nrr W wi % l. Ct
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nevaI al nropo.als for an armistice MAJ

newai Of proposals for an armistice may
take place. Further the recommends.
ton at this time, may be considered as
an evidence Of the Presidents expects-
ton of a peace being made BY his com.
missioner. & soon arriving in this eoun-
try, z
Under every view of tho message, it
is calculated to spread a hope through
the country tia, better days are coming.
This consolatory hope, may affect this
elections in Virginia, Massachusetts,
New York and elsewhere. and it GER
tain!Y will assist he loan of the Is mil
lioRs-Both oflhesc objects are Of pri-
mary consldc ration with the administra-
llop. They know the critical state Of
their popularity, ard they know that no.
thing Is so dear to their hearts, as the
preservation oil their own power. IS
Though all these and other conslde-
ra.ions may have induced the int ssage,
we rejoice inthe prospec hatcommerce
will be freed from bondage and that our
scaGar;ns citizens sill 90 longer be dii-
ven into foreign employment for the
sake Of their bread, and We congratulate
the friends ofipeace, upon this public
demaps,ration ofthe Presidents conyIc
ton cf the fuliii,y Of his restrictive sys-
TEN.
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NOTICE.

THE Farmers Bank Of Alexandria
this tay declares h vIdcnd u pre- III,
upon it, Capl al stock pad III. OF tour
per cent FIR ID last six monlhs pa .
aolc to sioceh aliers or their reptcsen
tiv's, ri nc Bank, On III nday tn,
An inst
b. order Of the President and Di-
rectors
John Hooff, Cash'r.
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The condition In which tie Russian
cavalry appeared, rejects the bighes
epntation on his b. anch Of their Sc,
wee (; and then artillery taur lordship
Snnws' Is not TO be Surpassed.
have tie hnnor.io be SC.
{ STEW ART, 1t Gen.
Vfsceun' Ci tlete sgt, .Sc Sc
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M. De Kanlzow, the Swedish Mi
mister, departrJ from this city on Tees
day morning for Philadelphia.
Mr. Peterson, the r preventative OF
the government ot Denmark, arrived in
this city on Tuesday from hisiesidcnee
al PhiladcIphla.
Net. Iat
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For Sale or Rent,

A two s,ury Ir.me HnOsi. * OF
on King Street, adjn ming the house
o cup!edby Mr.. ROBBERS co'neroi Sts
Asnph Stre.t.-hppl 81
ADAM LYNN.
March q
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MIR. ALEXANDER LAWSON1
IN HIS BEST MANNER.


IN Offering the proposed Print I'd
the citizens of the y States, the Pub,
lishers assure them dat every means
have been taken that the subject will
admit, to render j. worthy OF patros
mage.
The talents Of Mr.. Birch. as mas
rine painter, are sufficiently establish he'd
by the works he has already perform
ed, to w- ant belief that he is. in e.
very respect, fully adequate to The exI
ccuticn Of the present il terestins sub.
jsc.
The Works of Mr.. Lawsor, have
been 50 long before the public, that il
is unnecessary to say aby thing in ia.
vOur OF his distinguished abilities.
TERMS
]. TIE .Print Shall be engraved IN
the liHe, by MIR. Alexander LAWSON.
II. Tie size Of the Pint will be
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