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All the British property within the
empire was ordered to be sequestered.
The Paris Moni,eur, containing an
account of these wonderful events, to.
gether with the Imperial Procla@atien,
are in the hands OF tue translator, and
l5aIl the interesting particulars received
shall DO given in the Commercial Ad-
| vertiser to.morrow
SECOND EDITION.
Capt. Pond informs that he had to
take his departure from France, as
/ an embargo was expected immedi-
ately. There is no doubt, but that
all the ports of France are Mockad-
ed.
The news Of the capture of the
| U. States frigate President, reached
ondon On the 1st Of March, by a
Swedish vessel.
The private armed schooner Ar
| row, had captured % prizes, one of
| which is an indiaman.
The privateer schooners Arrow
snd James Monroe, and the ship
| Fanny, from New-York, had arri
! we'd in France.
The defeat of the British at New
! Orleans, had reached Europe.
Irans1ations.
PARIS, Goth March, 1915.
The king and the princes left this
last night. His majesty the empe.
ror arrived at his palace Of the Thu
| i,!efies tiis evening at s O'clock. He
/ entered at the head of the same
troops which were sent out this
morning TO oppose bis passage. The
army which had been formed since
his debarcation could not proceed
beyond Fontainbleau.
The emperor, ON his way, passed
in review several corps of troops.
He proceeded'coastantly il the midst
ofan immense popuIace, which from
every quarter presented themselves
before him.
I The brave battalion of the old guards,
which accompanied the Emperor from the
island of Eiba, will arrive here to-morrow.
] and will have marched from the Gulph
Juan to Paris in twenty one days. To-
morrow we shall give tire account of What
took place On the route of his majesty
| from the time of his debarkation to his
arrival at Paris.
! LYoNs, March 1S, 1915.
! Napoleon by the grace ofGo and
the Constitutions Of the Empire Em-
peror Of the French &c. &c. &c.
| We have decrced and do decree as
follows !; Article list. The white
cockade. tire decoration Of feurS
de lyS, the Orders of St. Louis, Of
ST. Esprit, and Of St. Michel are a.
1 polished.
! 3. The National ceckade shall be
! wore by the sea and land troops, and
| by the Citizens: the tricoIorcd flag
shall be hoisted upon the City Halls,
| and upon the bellreys in the country
| 8. Our Grand Marshall, perform
ing the functions of Major General
of the Grand Army, is charged with
the publication of this decree.
1 (Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor.
! The Grand Marshall, performing
the functions Of Major General OF the
Grand Army.
/ (SigueI BERTRAND.
| We have also been favored with the
London Gazette of the lst of March.
from which we copy the following official
| notice of the arrival of the Farorite in
England, with the ratified treaty from this
pert.
From the London Gazette.
Foreign Office, March IA, 1915.
! The honorable Capt. Maude, of his
| Majesty's ship Favorite, arrived at this
office at halfpast nine last night, being
/ 4 \
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Baltimore. .anr;l

>"'t''toFe. .1Dr7t p
Arrived schooner Tuckahoe. Wilso,
Is days from Kingston. Jam.-rlm-,
Geo. P. Stephenson. Left there. br;c
Octavius, Philips, and schr's Chippewa
Clark; for Baltimore, to sail next day in
ballast; schr, Stafford, Snow, for Balti.
more; sailed the day before; the schr.
Macaria, Holmes, of Baltimore. sailed
2 days before for New Orleans. No
other American vcssels were, or had been
there since Psace.--The British brirOtta.
was, captured by the Kemp of this port.
had been re-captured and sent into King.
ston. Flour IA dollars. American yes.
5 els would not be admitted into any of tn.
ports of the Island, after the 18th of April.
Came into the Bay yesterday-saw moth.
ing bound up.
Also, schr. Mammoth. Barnes. 4 DAYS
from New notwithstanding vii.
liams.
The cartel brig Elizabeth, from Rarb,-
does, arrived at Annapolis Yesterday
with 100 released prisoners-the greater
part Of whom have reached this place.
Capt. Barnes of the Mammoth. spoke
Yesterday morning inside the Capes.
brig, when hailed, answered, a packet
from Falmouth, ENG. )direct, passing
quick, did not learn what passage, &c,
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ito iis the following extract from one Of
Quarles's Hieroglyphicks. The emblem
over it is dark lantern upon a coffin
| the motto--noc rirtus obscure petit
the sentence from scripture" Let your
Hight SO shines" &c.
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WITH lou released pl1S0ners-the greater
part Of whom have reached this place.
Capt Barnes of the Mammoth. spoke
Yesterday morning inside the Capes.
brig, when hailed, answered. packet
from Falmouth, ENG. )direct, passing
quick, did not learn what passage, &c.
NORFOLK April 26.
Arrived, the pr. armed sch'r Roger,
Of IA guns and Is men, commanded by
Capt. Roger Quarles, from her third
cruize. The Roger sailed from VII.
min.ton, n. c. about the 1st of January
and has been cruizing off Madeira and
the western Islands. Besides the prize
which she has sent into Wilmington, she
has only made one capture, the British
Packet Windsor Castle, Capt. Sutton,
which she fell in with on the 18th March,
in lat. So. 90, long. 20, I0-The Windsor
Castle mounted long brass 9 Founders
and 8 carronades, with a complement of
80 men, and 9 passengers. She was.
from Falmouth bound to Halifax, and had
five mails on board, which she sunk on
striking her colours: manned her ard
parted co. on the 51st March. in lat. &c,
long. Sc, 50, W.--April II, lat. q, Jon.
IS, fell in with and chased man Of war
brig; 18th, lat. 10, long. 6S, 20, boarded
schooner Ocean. Capt. Rock, from Rich"
mond bound to Gaudaloupe.
The Roger was fitted out in this PORT,
and left the Chesapeake on the 22Hd
May, 1S15-She has only got in three
prizes, all of which were valuable: but
during her second cruize, off surinam,
she committed considerable depredatons
on the coasting trade of the enemy; hay"
ing destroyed nearly 90 sail. She has
had two severe actions, the first with the
HighAyer, on leaving rhe Capes OF lIr-
GINA, and the second with the Variable.
gun brig, in the West Indies. In both
these contests, capt. Qaarles. her gallant
commander ably supported the naval
reputation Of his country.
Portland, .M. .4pra 20, (cfersooa.
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Portland, .M. .aprH 90, (g'enooa)
+" We are informed from a source
which we have reason to believe, t'a'
the British do not intend TO- leave Cas-
tine until they receive further 0rder'
from England. 1t is also SAID, that me
embarkation of men, cannon, &c. haa
actually taken place there: but fTois
some cause yet unknown to US, ttey Aaa :
returaed, and still keep possession Oh
the place. A fishing vessel has JUST az
rived here from of c., Sable, having Deet
ordered from the ground, and forbid hsN .
ing on that coast. The vessel belong
here. These items. connected with tOs
recent seizure of the Argus at 'lalllsi'
have squirting at ditficult.cS "I':A
may vet arise. and which still eSI't N
the breasts of the Nova Scotians inllni,
cal to the rights and privileges OF ''l'
country.
g In addition to whatl have s'a.es
you may rely on it, that the U. = oli' e..
sent to take possession CT Castine, NIX n,e
been treated very ungentlemahiy by GEM s
Gosselin. OF this ysu may ere !opsnsa
more, as shall not fail to disclose, "ess
iayWotisns are. AstbaaH..2.
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BERTRAND.

We have also been favored with the
London Gazette of the 1st of March,
from which we copy the following official
notice of the arrival of the Farorite in
England, with the ratified treaty from this
mort
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Tip of the Ton
JACKSON g WILB.4R

Respectfully inform the pubic tlat the
have on hand a complete assortment OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
I WISH TO SELL m
TRACT OF LAND.

OF TWO HUNDRED G SlXTr ACRES
Lying within mile OF James River in Powhat.
an County, about seven north Of the courts
house and 80 miles from the City .of Richmond.
There is sufhoiency of woods well timbered to
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling and other
conyenien, Houses. presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, a fur
Their description is thought unnecessary. Pos.
session might be had Immediately, the terms
Of sale would be made known to any person
wishing 10 purchase by the subscriber living on
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
IN part payment. EDWARD cox.
Dec 80 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04

VIRGINIA
ar Rafes holden in the C2eyt's Office Of the .Su.
berior Court Of Chdncery .for The Richmond
Dstriet, me 3oh dy efJauua,y, 1915.
Michael Omaly pit
against
John Bell, surviving partner Of the late firm of
John and William Bell, and said John BeiI
Walter Bell, and Reuben G.. Beasley. surviv,
ing partners of the firm of William and John
bell, 20 DeGs.
ME Defendant Reuben G.. Beasley, not bay.
ing entered his appearance and given SEE
curity according to the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules OF this Court, and It appearing 6v So.
usiactory evidence that he is not an irilabitsn,
Of this country lie ordeyed, That the ssiJ
Defendant, do appear here on the arst dav oe
the next term and answer the bill of the plain.
TIL and thata copy Of This order be forthwith
inserted IN some ne" spapcr published in the
City of Richmond, for two months suecess;veiv
the said City. ''''' :"
corY--TRsrE,
WILLIAM w, HENINE, &C.
February 8. g,sv,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
Valuable Land For Sale.
TIE undersigned attorney in fact, 70
Z Mrs. j. S. BLoUNT, IF Tarboroucb
North Caroina, offers for sale
$500 ACRES.

Being moiety of the ate Gen. Summers ser,
vice right, situation % mics south of Nash !.
vile, in the counties of Williamson and Rutber.
ford. en- the waters of big Harpeth and Stones
river, embracing as rich land, good lasting
springs, as many scites for farms, as any tract
Of its size in the Western country, clear of all
contending claims whatever; has been divided
into four tracts, and may be subdivided into
smaller tracts, has on ii 90 plantations ayera-
ging 100 acres each--a family connection that
wishes to move and settle in this state would
find it to their dvantagc to purchase the whole
tract. The right in the land will be held 10 Sc
cure payments. For aview of the land. ti,l.-
OF sale, apply to the undersigned.
Who has several TRACTS Of his own for sale
also the tract on which ne lives, containing Il30
acres, on which there are ten never failing
springs, two story framed dwelling house
with other houses a barn building 90 feet in
length more than $50 acres cleared, n part in
red clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
of more than three hundred apple trees, begin
ming TO bear. This IS one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in her limits-and
the improvements considerable when it is re-.
membered have only lived here three wears,
and five years ago the place was in state of
nature. Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. h. SUMNER.
Williamson county, Tenn:
October %, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
Williamson county, Tenn
October %, 1914

VIRGINIA
.4T Rules holden in the CLERKS Office Ofthe Su-
PeriOr Court Of ChaacerY for the Richmond
District, the SoM day ofJanuary, 1915.
james Morrissi' Pit.
against
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Janne,,
his wife, and James Currie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs at lawof James Currie.
deceased, as we'll as the heirs and legal re-
representatives. of William Currie, deceased.
Robert Hicks Nathaniel s. DaIlan, and Sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicks.
an infant Son of John Hicks, deceased, which
said Robert Sally, and John, are heirs Of the
said Joha Hicks, deceased, a. Kirkpatrick,
surviving executor of David Duncan, deceas-
ed, William G.. Pendeton, Register of the
Land Office OF Virginia. and James WEIGH
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Marga.
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun.
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun
can, deceased. Defts
NHE Defendants A. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel S. Dallam, and sally his
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Mar,
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and heirs at law of David Dan.
can, deceased, not ha ing entered their appear.
ance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of this country his or.
aered, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and ans Vyer the
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successively and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said City.
ACoPY-TEsrB,
WILLIAM w. HHNNING, c. C.
February II. w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
N u Il &C r..

AWE SUBSCRIBERS in consequence of their
n recent misfortune by fire, have determined
70 discontinue Tor few months their GROCE.
RY BUSINESS, and to devote their atten,i,,,
solely to business in the COMMISSION LINE.
or which purpose they have taken the LUM,
Der HOUSE next to their Former Stand.
where they are prepared TO receive Country
produce on Storage
They take this opportunity to inform their
Creditors that they may be under no apprehen
sions from their late disaster, but 10 cau as
heretofore and as heretofore they will not
They indulge the hope that the KNOWLEDGE
Of their 1885, which was not inconsidsrsbie
VIZ serve as an additional motive to those in
nents. MATTuPyV n pYI,, s"st Pave
s5ih February, 1915, co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
AN ACT
For the relief of Joseph Perkins.

Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House of Re-
pre'eHtdtiUes ofthe United Statcs--of America in
Congress assembled, That the proper accoun.
ting officer of the navy department be, and
they are hereby authorised to audit and settle
the claim of Joseph Perkins, on account of the
obstruction oil the ship Liverpool Trader, by
ascertainmg or causing to be ascerained the
value thereof, at the time Of such destruction,
IN such manner and upon such terms, as may
embrace the merits of the claim.
Sec. 2. ind be it further enGelsG, That the
amount of such valuation, when ssoertained
as Aforesaid, shall be paid to the said joseph
Perkins out of any monies in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
LANGDON CHEYEs,
Speaker Of the House of Representat;v.s.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President pro tempore, of the Senate.
February II. 1St5-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
NOTICE.

THE Public are hereby cautioned against
taking an assignment of my bond now in the
possession OF Major Joseph MAYO of this city,
for about $1,000 on which tk,ne is CIR. of
> $50, as aga prepared to settle the same
with other bonds of the said Mayo assigned to
me, and of which have given him notice.
The above bond was executed by me with John
Cuniiif security, and payable to Geo. Cox Of
Chesterfield.
u. BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1914.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
- iObEN out of my stables on the night
- between the 10th and 18th instant,
Two SorPel Horses

One mare, about feet 3 inches high &
or years old next spring. she has a small
blaze IN her face turning on the right nos
tril, is docked, hanging main and switch
tai, shod all round. PAGES, trOts aud canters
goes rather stiff. and sometimes a IittJs
lame in her right hind leg. The other
horse, about feet 10 inches high, 9 years
old next spring, blaze face, one hind foot
white, his name where the collar works is
nearly white, and some white hairs inter.
m,Ned throughout, long main and tail, has
a lump on his back and kind oflu,nn a,,I
scar ON his left shoulder, PAGES. tro.s and
canters wkvardly-both of them are ac.
customed to gear Any person delivering the
sad horses to me in Hanover County. near
the Meadow Bridges, shall receive the above
reward, or 10 dollars for either Of them.
JOHN BELL.
I'd Mo. (Feb.) 22d, 1915. f
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10 RENT.

n Three Story Fire Proof Brick House !;
Situated on Street, opposite the Bell Ia
vern, and now occupied by J. and s. Cosby, ons
among the best stands for 4 Grocery Store, and
possession 10 be given the 9Th of next month,
Inquire OF James Lownes, or ia his absence
Caleb Lownes.
Also
NO other Brick Dwellings in the Pulling
harden. lnquire Of James Lownes, or i'm his
absence Of Caleb Lownes who lives near the
premises, JAMES LOWNEs.
11th AOnth 10Th, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1914.

IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DEED OF trust.
/ EARRING date the 10th day of May in the
- year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thirteen, and duly recorded i'm the
county court of Chesterfield, executed by Va.
ientine Wmtree,jr to the subscribers. as t-us
tees to secure the payment of $500, to
George Cox, together with ALI the growing in.
terest tsrre'n, as also the costs and charges
OF carrying the said trust into effect,
WILL pR SOLD, 10 THE HfcHEs7 sfDDsR.
For ready money, on the premises, ON the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT
IF FAIR, OTHERWISE THE pExr FAIR DAY.
ONE DfoIETY OR IidLF ok7Y7E
Court House Tract of Land.
Il CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
Formerly the property of Henry WinFree, dec.
and now the property of the said Valentine
Wntree, Jr. deceased, or as much thereof as
may be sufficient to discharge and satisfy the
debt aforesaid. In which said land the Widow
OF the said Valentine Winfree, ir has her dow.
CIR, and on which Mrs. Martha Winfree has
lien for an annuity of & 10, from 1904.
Should the said land, exclusive of the said
Widows dover, not be sufficient 10 satisfy
the debt aforesaid, so much of the reversionarv
interest in the said Widows dover will also
be sold, as will make up the defciency.
EDWARD ARCHER, }
A. BASS, trustees.
January 20. w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-04
Thy AUTHoRIIY.l
AN ACT

Making appropriations for the support gov
ernment FOR the year one thousand eight hun
dred and fifteen.
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1i1psiiy fire Dollars REGARD.

4 l.. ~
RAN AWAY from tie subscriber on
the slst October last, anegroman, nam
Ell WILLIAM, formerly toe properly Of
a Mr., Jacobs, a tanner. that lived at
Dumfrics--he IS well acquainted in that
iieielhurhocd at Mr.. Canbon's and tie
Carter's, and at FIenders0n's mill and
about Chappeuensie meeting house, and
at Mr.. Robert Graaam's. His wife is a
free black wuman from Dumfiies. Of the
name Of Nelly Csle, and her connec.
tons live about there, ard it is supposed
he is Ear5aFed about that neighberbsoi
.by t,1e.F aSsistance. He is about 6 feet
|high, nf a yellowisa cast, very large
.!eet, from IS to so years of age, can
read and write, and has sometimes act
ed as a m9qtlsr ammgt his eolor--he
is very a.tfaIeand may try to pass for q
sreei,3 ats--his fclpaths cannot De descrlb-
cd as he bad different chanses--he Is
ant 10 wear i wefsted cap mldrr MS hat
in cold weather, and a brown great
coat-he has a ssnin Maryland at Geo
'Evans's, at Chioawamne, and it's sup
posed he has takenethat coarse. lie a.
bove reward Of twenty-five Dollars with
reasonable charges for bringing him hssne
o. securing him 50 that ! SCI hin again,
will be- paid by rae
James .sT DonalJ.
December Is. d3w
N. 3. Masters of vessels and Others
are cautioned aTainst hatboring or car
1rying off said fellow, as tke Law will be
put IL force against any Offending.
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.Insk Landef.
From tsfe Portuguese ship Telicidade
f.h.,-s REotf,,;,sa 81

From tfe Portuguese ship Felicidado
from Madeira,
rep pipes Of chDice old Madeira
4sfinR. Shipt by the house 81 Messrs
gYd I'd, DuE. 3HgIis s. Co. and warrant
ed Of supefior quaIitvs for sale at M
uasehepse. Also, gNrty boxes Of cItrqIll
1 ;ninety-siye tabs ef Swedish steels anti
shout fweDEy pieces 81 flsnnels.
LS0 on AAND4
Afew hbdS. af Madeira Wines Scott.
EOnalnaR. PefnfoId - Gus brand; witt
a few bales German linens AID glas
ware, assorted in boxes.
s lSe slip Felicalaae wi take a few
hundYed barrels Floor on freight TO Ma
.deira, # anpaicatioH Is ;mnlediateI y made.
Terms tlecrFarig 4asoiAble toihe ship
Get viii be altered by the subscriber.
Robert Patton Jun.
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i uInblcrs Duck &c.

Landing ffomsship Orion.
o4boxes half plat tpnblers,
2.baics raven's duck,
9 boxes brown hollands,
Ii do coarse linens,
1box containing black and white
grippe velycts, sattinets, silk gloves
handkerchiefs, 5,c.
/ box amber beads.
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Plaister Land for Sale


EWSl1E subscriber offers for sole. i
Farm. in the County of Fauquier
and state og Virginia, containing $50 A:
ores, one third ef which is of tie struas.
est quality, and ceyerntl with heav,
growth IL sed OAK and hickory The re:
sidae, being cleared lans, IS ID gsiod
heat two thirds Of it having been
laid down iavvd clover, and DO ssxcl
~ the state has afforded higher exiaea.
Of ITS adoption to the plaster Of Pa
There Is, on this tract. aud At the
edeHuenee Of the TIVE never falling
streams Of Broad aud Mill Runs, 4
scite for Merchant Mill. with fall
ct 25leet, surrounded By every mate.
rial for building, and By the side NE .
well built Saw-Nill, recently erected.
A law has passed for q turnpike road,
which will pass hyor near tlsis scite.
Fer the above property, / Nill take
the moderate price az 20 dollars per 4.
Gre, With reasonable allowance, Tor thc
Mater Aavanta
THOMAS TURNER.
Near EIaysafkek Post.sllEve IA
ttr, re.,,A,...ts.. sr,fF -
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For FRETGH7.

- ~, a he ship SS1loD,
tsvrSS & sss barthen $50 tons, Robert
$500 Rogers, master, in every
, Z SOC good vessel and will be ready
for the reception Of a cargo IN few
days. Apply to the master on board
.0r to -, ,,u
nae eO2w
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YoIgng EIYson Tea

10 Chests arllins fhis day At arMln
xKhAgf sad ler Sale b
Saahls, Herbert and &c:
y Nos q
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Landing this Day

A4sIAAN Nh
From tie British brig M.iIliam, Captain
Henry T. Curtis, from Barbados, for
sale by the Subscribers
40 puncheons ST. Yincents and Anti
IS hhds. superior Barbadoes Sugar
Is bbls. do do do
80 do. Irish mess Pork
IS do. Lemons, Lines and Shaddocks
| do. AKRON Root Flour
Adams, Herbert q 20
Nofembcrl5
Fut and ITme.
Received by the Rose in Blooms capt
Rowland froln Malaga,
500 boxes Muscatel and Bloom halsIns
SO, qnarter casks Sun Dc
200 boxes figs
so do. sheIled Almonds
10 Jars Grapes
10 boxes assorted Cordial
so quarter casks sweet Malaga Wine
d do Celmenar do
The above articles viii be sold on Ii:
beral terms apply to
December /.