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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13

The letter from which The subioined Daragrapbz
are extracted, til necessary to premise. is adj
dressed to several gentlemen of Albany, who
as testimony of their appreciation of Mr. Cob
belts late political writings, transmitted tohim
not long since, present ola suit Of American
broadcloth-spread through his letter of &C
acknowledgement, there is mnch sound doc
trine, which We have separated from the local
matter and embodied below. Mar. INK
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RP MY PROPERTY

IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
ron SHE, ar 5000 DOLLARS;
ANE third on giving possession, the balance in
W annual pat7nenfs---TWO HALF ACRE
lots well nciosed on the Main Street. will, a
large TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, with
fine DRY BRICK CELLAR, and would answer
FOR TWO GROCERIES.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND,
NICHOLAS vOsS.
.Jilh %.
LAND FOR SALE.
I will seNtLs LIND I alozO lire onin Chesterfield
county, containing, by estimasion,
SEVENFY-TWO ACRES.

More or less-1Hs situation is high, healthy and
agreeable, and improvements good for The
modatisn Of moderate sized family. From this
land and IN the centre gift too, ThaUe raised up
zUards Of 100000 bushels of con- at different
PeriOdsor the last fire years it has Dt been 1Uor-
ed IHath contains large bodies o. erceient Coal,
there can be little dott5f; being bounded By John
0h'Tchie, CN7,ii6e aad Buck,, on the NORTH, The
Failing Greek on the EGst, and the Falline- Creek
Coal Mines, ozvned by H. Heth, on the South, and
By the heirs Of r.. WooidJfdge, o1i the East.
IshGHreqtare about Ohe3fo1u'M Of the purchase
money IN hand; far the balance time pM be giUen
10 slat The purchaser, the amount icing Safsac-
toriy secured TO sag any more as 10 the land,
prospect Of coal &c is deemed unnecessary, az
those desirous to purchase rsiH doubtless v1e7v the
froPerty-they mil please apply 10 me on the pre-.
misses. THOJ)fPSON BLUNT.
Chesterfield, NAY H. If
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DRY GOODS.
The subscribers are no1o receiUirg fi7m the ships
Brilliant and Canton, direct from England,

The subscribers are receiOing f'7m the chips
Brilliant and Canton, direct from England,
FIFTY-FIvE PACKAGES OF
DRT GOODS,
Which they offer at private sale for few days,
after which, should they not be sold, they will
be sold at auction, after notice thereof is given
they consist of the following articles:
2 Cases Damask Shawls,
Manchestry, Velyeteens and Cords,
2 Dimites,
Jackonet Cambricks,
l Spotted Cambricks,
9 Sarsnetts,
3 Cotton Shifting,
l Colored Muslins,
8 Ginghams,
Damask 20 and 81,
Furniture Calico,
] Elegant Counterpanes, 104 to 49,,
Elegant Callicoes,
9 Coarse, do
Is Bales Blankets,
Cases Cotton Hosiery,
2 Irish Linens,
l Toilenet Vesting.
ParhHhius, dunlop 6 Copeland,
.lnciioneerS.
ALSO,
Four ELEGANT Floor Cloths,
Is by 1913 by ZIP by 1918 by Is feet,
TWO HANDSOME
PHILADELPHIA -tL4DE GIGS,
WITH PLATED HARNESS
P.D. &C.
Sept 9. IF
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Chesterfield County,
August 26, 1915 /.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

YEvHE subscriber zriH sell 1896 acres Of valia6le
Land, ia the county of CuLpepper, hing on the
east and 7vest side IF Fiat Ran, highly improved
NTH buildings, orchards ard nieadO1vs. The tract
4UH be diOided into four lots, 10 siis purchasers;
giuing nearly an equal quantity IF 'HeadolY ground,
zsood land, and srdter, TO each LOT. 10 lies d60ut
Ten miles 6elc.v Culpepper courthouse, fue miles
from Stevens5Grg, t1senty-eight mites from FTece
ricks6nry, s,rfy miles from the city Of Washington
and Alexandria, and ninety miles from the city Of
Richmond; IN rich and poprtious ',eighborhood-
The soil is particularly adapted to the culture IF
svheat, corn, and to6dcco and suiH produce ercet-
lent timothy and red and zoite clOrer, ritOut the
aid of Plaster Of Paris: though the ciouer is much
improved by t,e application Of Plaster, fran the
experiments tia: haze been made. Should the land
Be soid, the purchaser may be furnished 1gih from
frvo to three hundred barrels of corn, serenity head
Of sheep, from half to three quarter 6looded .heri-
nos fifty head IF hogs, eight good rc0r horses, tho
yoke of oren sererai high bred mdres and coils, and
plantation utensils of every description. The land
adjoining on the south, that elegant seat Of captain
join Thom's, and on tie north, that Of CHARLES Car
ter esq. There is a yGlildble SnipLer Spring in
the vicinity Of this farm, Con capt. John THom's
bLantation) 7vhose efficacy IN curing diseases Of va
rioits kinds, has been often established beyond a
doubt. There are about hundred acres Of ned-
<io1v land this farm, thirty acres Of 1Ohich are
laid doom i,t timothy, and about ten az cloUer.-
There may be t1uO hundred and fifty bushels 1Oheaf
seeded this. fan, fresh andmGnHsd land. Should
the land not Be sold before the LIST of October net it
7piR be rented TO suit tenants. Shoudit be Sold
OneGfh of'the purchase money will be erbected to
be paid, 1rlen the deeds are made; credit for the
balance zviH be alo1eed in four annual Payments
bearing interest from the date. .4mOrtgGge or deed
of trust zviH be required TO secure The payment Of
tie purchase money. PROPERTY an or near Rich
mofd, young Negroes, at a far valna:ion, will
Be receiUedin part payment.
For terms, apply to capt John THoDI, John Stro-
.her, esqaare, Of Cllpebper county, 10 .lh Thomas
BeaS'ey, 4gio resides the farm, to the su5ssri
Der, .viO, also, offers for sale
1000 ACRES OF LAND,
Lying in the State of Kentucky;
sogetler zsith sic 1nimproved LOTS in the cry Of
Washington, efsi5ly situated, and one Lot an the
city, handsomely improved, aud in the
cripaacy Of capt C,,a5b. Us to tie terms aohich
frs latter PROPERTY may be purchased, enquire Of
capt Sarllsei Nc Snsalsvcod, Of the citgo Washing
ton, Of ske Subscriber.
NICHOLAS YOSS.
J,tJ, Is RI
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NEXT CONGRESS.

In summing up the result Of the elections
throughout the Union, we believe that the fol.
lowingesimate viii be found to exhibit cor.
rect statement Of party strength, as it was in the.
last, and Will be in the next Congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
Net Republican gain

IN addition to the above gain, the decease ola
federal gentleman elected from Pennsylvania, E,
the contested elections IN New York, will. it IS
believed, produce further loss 20 the opposition
Of two members, and consequently, increase tho
"a. Republican gain TO ten.
[sN0tionai K;ieLieeAeer,
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PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY JOHN BURKE,

Four Doors belo1v ie Bell 7duern, at -Four Dollars
per ar,ttsm, paid IN Advance
~ advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended 10.
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BEAUITFUL TRACT OF L.4.ND
CALLED SPRINGFIELD.

In the county of Hanover, on the river
Pamunkey, containing four hundred and
twenty three acres, be the same more or
less, or SO much thereof as shall discharge
the aforesaid deed of trust.
ALLAN McRAE,
EDMUND WEBSTER, trustees
.qagNst %, tbs
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NOTICE.

EDY virtue of deed of trust, executed
d D to the subscribers as trustees, by Mai.
Nathaniel Fox, to secure to Robert King a
certain sum of money, as specified therein,
we will proceed to sell for cash, on the
premises, on Saturday the 10th Septem-
Der next, that
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1G3 69

Republican majority in The 18Th Congress "a
do do 14th so
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ALSO--

A convenient small DWELLING HOUSE. thirty
SIX feet long--Brick Chmnevin the middle. tliree
Fire Places two Rooms below aad two above.
GOOD BRICK CELLAR, STABLE that will
stall eighteen HORSES, SMOKE HOUSE. IL
feet square and fine WELL OF WATER, well
stoned up, (this Tenement rented at four hun-
dred dollars per year, This to be sure, is great
bargain TO a Man that IS coming into life and bu.
siness--snd will be offered for one month, if not
sold in that time, ] shall rent it out after some
repairs. Application to be made to my Fris7ifls
Miles Bot and ZdehGriah Hall Of Manchester.
or myself
FRANCIS SMITH.
Chesterfield County,
August 26, 1915 stow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-22

Sec. I. Bel enacted by the Common
Council Of the town of Alexandra il
council assembled, that the sum Of thirty
dollars be and the same is hereby appro-
|priated out of any money to the credit Of
the general fund, for placing railing
round the Chalybeate or Medical Spring
lat the intersection Of Pitt & Monfgome.
Try streets, sinking q proper cistern in.
and improving the said spring within,
such Enclosure, and also the foot way to
and about the same.
Sec. Q. And be it further enacted.
That it shall be unlawful for any person
|or persons to injure any part ofsuch rail
ing, or works of, or about the said spring.
TO wash clothes, or conmit any act tend
ing to injure or render impure the water
of the same, under the penalty Of Eve
dollars for every offence, to be recovered
Jas other fines imposed by the Common
Council, one half thereof to be paid to
the person informing and the other half
to the use of the corporation.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted,
That this act shall commence aud be in
force from and after the passing thereof
AUG. J. SMITH, Prest.
Of the Common Council Of Alexandria.
Approved 10Th Sept. 1915.
EDM. |. LEE, Mayor.
I EST. P. THOMPSON. G. G. !.
=
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-22

THE subscriber has imported per Ships
Gemgiana to Baltimore, Ocean ant
America, to this port,
An assortment OF Fall Goods.
CONSISTING OF
!. POINT, striped and Rose Blankets.
Coarse, second and fine Cloths and
Cassimeres.
Lew priced and elegant superhne
NaIStcoating.
y,ow pricsd and cut Coatinss.
kidderIainster anu Venetian wide and
narroa Carreting and Hearth Rugs,
fln~ nss, Plans and Ke.seys. !,
WiDt Seliow, red, scarlet and blaci
flanaelS, III we'll assorted bales.
Broad, green and drapery Bays, as
sorted colors.
Re is daily expecting
An assortment ef LONDON GOODS
AID has on hand, as Usual, an assert
mont of Domestic Goods, Gotten ane
"oosen., al of which viii be sold a
tie rates Of the Eortheen markets, AMI
difference csrxesaEge.
~. Also,
Some casks OF .Messicurs Murdoch
saille, Ear,trop AID Co.'S. best I.ondol
Particular Masseifa Wine, to be sold a
aaortation ccs..
4. G.. Cuaenore.
Septenher ?. 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-22
New hardware Store.
Thomas Mount,
sent. q

RorAL-s7REET, .aLExAEDRlA:
Has lust received by the barque Mary
an assortment Of Hardware and Cat
'erg-anong which are,
~ NIvEs and forks; pen and pocket
IN knives; SCISSORS; razors; butcher
knives; drawing do; plane ironss files
needles; pins, mixed and in packets
buttons; shaving boxes; razor straps and
cases mill, cIoss-cut. whip, hand, te
nant. sash and wood saws; some very
handsome work boxes for ladies; plates
casters; ink stands; awl blades; shoe
tacks, with a variety OF other articles.
In addition to which, he has received bs
different arrivals from Germany,
Looking Glasses of almost every de
scription: coffee mills; snuff boxes ant
skates; German straw knives; Watci
glasses; pocket books; states and pen
ellis.
And from the .Narth,oard,
American guilt frame looking glasses
hand bellows; brushes Of various kinds
&c. &c.
.9lso on Hand,
/ A very large assortment OF combs.
Lately Receiued, ;.
Eighty crates EARTHEN WARE
containing the most saleable articles
German tumbIers and decanters, and two
cases of very handsome cotton s.lawls.
Thomas MOunt.
San+amher Of. dSt2aw4w
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Pittsburg. Sept. 9.
To the Editor OF the Mercury.
Detroit. .9un Of 1915

Uetroat. .7ag. 26, 1915.
Underneath you have the substance Of
what has TRANSFERRED as yet at the Indian
treaty, which is held three miles from
this place.
August 90, 1915.
This day preliminary meeting was
held at the council house, in this city.
Detroit, by generals Harrison & Mar.
thur, and MIR. Graham, commissioners
|plenipotentiary on the part of the United
States, and the chiefs, and warriors of the
principal part OF the Wyaadots, Potto-
watomies, Chippaway aud Ottowa Ma.
tons.
SUBSTANCE,
General Harrison informed these chief:
and warriors, that one of the primary OBJ.
iects in calling them here at this. me-
ment, was renewal of their former peace
and friendship towards each other. O.
tier nations, however, being absent, but
Every soon expected, it would be necessa.
Try to adjourn for their arrival, In the
mean time, he requested the chiefs pre-
sent to invite their brethren, who were
nov at Maiden, to attend at the Spring
Wells, three miles below this town, OH
the 25th instant, to kindle the council
FIRE.
On the 25th, the commissioners met
agreeabiyt to adjournment.
The messenger seat tosMalden return
ed for answer,e' that the message sent
was delivered to their brethren, then in
council with the British commandant,
who answered for them, saving, g that
his great father, on the other side of
the great waters, had directed him
to hold council at this very time,
with his red children, and he could not
think OF letting the chiefs then present
attend at the American fire kindled at
the Spring Wells, until his council, was
over. Ii the young men, said he, wish to
go there, they might, he had no objections,
but the old men and chiefs, (thes Prophet
being among the number mast not go for
The present-ssiey mast fasten the sotes OF
their feet to the British shore"
The chiefs, &c. at the Spring Wells,
S expressed their satisfaction this day,
at renewal Of peace and friendship be-
tween them and the United States and
said that they were naked aud very hum
cry, aud hoped their fathers ; the COM
missioners would give them plenty OF
every thing, particularly bread, meat
and whiskey.'
The nations absent on the 22t inst.
have not yet arrived.
Council adjourned, to meet on the
18th instant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-22
Bible Societies:

The following article which exhibits
the progress of Bible Societies, we extract
from one of our late London papers,
a.Dib!e Societies are rapidly extending
oyerthe North of Europe the Cossaaks
1900 miles from st. Petersburg, have ap'
piled to the Auxiliary Society at Moscow.
TO print an edition Of the Georgian New
Testament, which is executing under the
superintendent of the archbishop. "A
translation of it is also making into the
Persian, for the use Of the natives OF SIbe'
ria, who, though they speak the Tartar
language, read the former.
~. York Com. I'D.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-22

FRIDAY, SEprEMBER 90.

Extract Of a letter from gentleman on
board the y. States frigate Congress,
dated at Flushing, July 16.
g We arrived here after a pleasant
passage Of 90 days-rather longer than
we expected, from our having got as far
as u w. in is days /; bat after parting
with the Neptune we had nothing but
easterly winds and calms for 10 DAYS.
We1fell In with number of British men
OF war, who we're very polite, and in all
instances run under our lee, and re-
apested to send boat on board as they
nd information from Lord Wellineton's
army. This our friend his Exceiiency
the Ambassador was anxious to hear.
Among the British men of war, was the
one commanded by capt. Dacres, for
merly Of the Guerrier, who was remark
ably polite, All the merchantmen low
cred their royals OF top gallant sails as
we passed.
. On our arrival here, the Dutch ad-
miral showed us every attention possible
Offering to send vessel to Antwerp
to procure water, there being none on
Waicheren.
" we landed our Minister in great
style, under salute from this ship and
the Dutch Admiral, yards manned, &c.
On his arrival at the Hotel, the captain
and number of officers called upon the
minister, who gave an entertainment.
Yesterday the Ambassador and suite
embarked on board the Kings Yacht, ac
companied BY capt. Morris, for Rotter-
dam. On the return Of capt. M. which
will be in 2 or 8 days, we shall leave
here for the Mediterranean,
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COAL.

subscriber will be regularly SUP
4 Piled with Harry Hetb's best Coal.
from his Black Heath Pits. The quality
of this coal is fully equal, if not distin-
beyond that of any other on
James River, especially for the CRATE,
being large and very rich, ard that which
has already been received and delivered
to the departments & elsewhere. is high
ly approved of. For terms deliverable
at any of the wharyes within the district]
apply to
Andrew Ramsay.
Washington City, Aug.sl. eost
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To Rent

7EyHE STORE under the house nov
4 occupied by Thomas Herbert, ESQ
at the corner of Fairfax and CameroR4
streets. is in complete order. Posses.
sion to be given Immediately.
ALSO,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ga
mersn street, extending from Fairfax
to Union streets; they will barented for
"a term of years or for ever on reasonable
|terms-Cameren street will be Payea
during the summer. For terms apply tc
Mr.. Thomas Herbert or the subscriber
n. Herbert.
August z Ss"@m
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Departed this life yesterday morning
after lingering illness, in the 59th yea;
of her age Mrs. Cordelia Meeks Hunter,
ccnsort Of Mr.. John Hunter Of this town.
The friends and acquaintance ofthe ia,
,niiy are respectfully invited to attend
hcr funeral Ia the residence Of her late
husband on s,ater street this afternoon
at half past four O'Clock.
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German Goods for Sale.


FE2HG sobsc,iber has imported per
d brig Hunter from Bremen, qaan-
atj Of German Liaeas Of rariaus kinds,
Amongst which ere
s boxes OF Shifting Linens
Vastly superior to Irish Linens OF the
ssme price-A.so. u quantity OF Glass
Ware, quact abti riIt i)ecantess, pm
0d half pint tumhlars, glass bottles, &C
Also, coffee miiis, straw knives, look
hss l.:;asses, watch glasses, slate pencils
3saiitug wax. etc. etc. Also, lew tons
sset,ei bar iron anu steel. These goods
ave been carefully selected by VIM. II
'ldier, Sad viii he sold low by
NJ. MILLER.
& .f'so for SAFE,
4 a few bpshcls fresh Timothy Seed.
ssgtsasbsr IS. es4w
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FOR Dar1adOes.

zgm The British brig DOVE, in q
ca few days-any gentlemen wish,
Ing toavail themselves of a passage may
be accommodated by applying to the
Master on baard at Adams, Herbert 4
Cos Wharf.
Sant o.
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To Rent.
A convenient / WO Story

Framed House,
On the south side of Duke Street, be.
tween Water and Union Streets, former
ly occupied by Mr.. Jacob Shuck. The
House is commodious and good stand
for business. Possession may be had the
lst day of October next. Enquire OF
the subscriber
HORACE FIELD.
sept. 81 cost
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AN ACT

Appropriating sum of money for I'm
proving the Chalybeate or Medical
;nr;ne at the intersection of Pitt and
montgomery streets, in the town OF A.
,exandria aud for other purposes.
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Salt Ahoat.

$50 tons Liverpool coarse and
fine SALT in sacks and in bulk, on
board the Willlclmina.
Just arrir~d, for SHE BY
] & J. Douglass.
Who have received On consignment
Q pipes Port Wine, which will be sold
low. .,
IN STORE, az,
s hosshead' s,,,, r.
40 barrels
10000 pounds COFFEE,
10 hhds. Rum,
SO bbls. Whisky,
And a general assortment of other Gro
ceries.
September rs dSteo4ts
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/ he Subscriber
Has lately received and cfars for Sale,
OH reasonable terms,
German & India Goods.
Charles TYR.
September 60. edit
Public Sale.

On FRIDAY next, the ed instant, will
be sold, at the Vendue Stsre,
SUPERFINE and second broad cloths
and cassineres
Flushings
Bombazetts
Irish linens
Cambria, leno, jaconet, null null and
book muslin
Ginghams, Bengal stripes
Fancy leno shawls
Damask ditto.
Cotton hosiery !,
Madras hanGkcrchiefs
Sewing silk, laces, tapes, threads, &c.
ALSO,
A few cases ladies kid and morocco
shoes.
P. G. MARSTELLER
September 81.
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Aleaandrio Theatre.
LAST NIGHT.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr. and Mrs. Francis.
Gn Saturday Evening,

September g,
VIII be presented, Mrs. Cowley's cele-
blated Comedy in five acts, (neyer
performed here) called
"A bold Stroke for a Hus-
band.
To which will be added, a celebrated
Dramatic Romance, in three Acls,
called
The Lady Of the Lake.
Doors to be open at 6, and performance
to commence at z o'clock, precisely.
For particulars see the bills OF the day.
pP No postponement on account of
the weather.
September O.
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SUGARS.

The subscriber offers for sale at his Com
mission Store
hogsheads and ! BROWN SUGARS.
20 barrels Good.
Thomas Il. JM.Kenney.
Georgetown, September 90. st
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II 40 JUST OpcHCQ III duuitIUu W HE IVA
mer stock handsome selection of
Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of
Superfne and common br0adcloths
Cassimeres, stockinett
Superb toilenett and Marseilles waist
coating
A ingrained carpeting
Blankets, ffushings, kerseys
Blue and grey plains
White black, green, blue, red, yellow
and drab lannels
Calicoes, gingLaMs, shambrays
An elegant assortment Of Muslins,
spotted, seeded, figured, striped
and colored y,
Layentiae, florence, MAINTAIN and o.
Their plain and figured silks
Irish and German Linens
Bombazetts Of various colors
A large supply of domestic plaid and
shifting muslins
Remarkable fine English sewing cot.
ton, cambria and other threads, shawls,
platillas, diaper, da-
mask do. for table cloths, long and short
gloves, Nelson balls, fringe, &c. in short;
ssasa great many other articles that are
daily wanted-All of which he offers
and retail at his store, near
the Mechanics Bank, King street.
sent. 90 d3w2aw3w.
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NORFOLK, Sc
NBw-YoRK, Sept. 18.

NoRFoLK, Sept. 1s.
Arrived, schr. Decatur. Bell, (pack-
|et) Z days from Newly ork. OF Little
Egg Harber fell in with a dsmasted
schooner, which proved to be the schoon-
er Pegasus, Fountain, from Philadelphia
bound to st. Barts, but having lost her
masts, boats, and water in gaze, in lat.
20, 8, long. e., 80, put back and was
lendeayoring to get into New-York: sup
| D led them with a cask of water, they
Having been withouta drop of fresh water
| for four days.
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