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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-11
Brigaefer Gen. Gaines,
Nor. Herald.


SDi--I take she liberty of reporting to YOU the
course Of operations on the left flank ofthe camp,
during the action Of the 18th inst
From indications satisfactory to me, / was per-
suaded very early Of the cncmys design OF Al =
lacking us in our position. Before any alarm. I
caused my brigade to occupy their alarm posts.
On the first fire Of the picket, captain Towson
opened bis artillery upon them from Fort vii
liams, in style which does him infinite credit 1;
It was continued with very great effect upon the
enemy during the whole action.
The enemy advance with fixed bavonets. and
attempted TO enter olir works between the fort
and water. They brought ladders for the pur-
pose OF scaling, and ~ order to prevent their
troops from resOrting to any other course EXCEPT
ing The bayonet, had caused all the hints to be
taken from their muskets. The column that aD
preached IN this direction consis, ed of
and amounting in number u at least 1900 men
(md according 70 the representation of prisoners
they were 1000 strong. The companies poste d
at the point Of the works winch they attempted
20 escalade, were capts Ross's, Marston's, lieut..
Bowmsn's and lieut.. Larned's, Of the Dist regt.
not exceeding 25J men, under command ofmAior
Wood, OF the engineer corps. On the enemy's
approach they opened their musketry upon them
in a manner the most powerful. Fort william
and this little band, emitted ono broad uninter
riptsd sheet Of lght--the enemy were rspulsed.
They rallied, came on a second time TO the
shNge, aud party wsded round our line BY tn,
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA;
ut Rules hoiIen IN the Clerks ORrs oftfe Subs.
rior CoHrfcf Chaurery far the RfchmoAd Dis-
t,Icf, the Goth dayof October 1915
Henry Iharbe 0Hd Eftaleth his rtfc, and Peter
Stone. an Harriet Stone, btfilAEs bD Hsnry
1harbe, their merit C1ead,. IPLaniF.
.IgGiRsf
Peter Bat,gh, Thomas Il. Tt7psaft and I'm. O.
Eidmy Defs.
The defendant Peter Baggd not haUiaq egtere9
MS APPEARANCE and giVeH security according q.
lCf Of .Hssemby and he Rules Of this
audit dRpeariHg By satisfactory eUidene
he Is not an irha6itapf Of this country
ordered, That The said Defendant do a6beaf 60
on the seUenteenh day Of he neri term ana, ans4psr
The biz Of che plaintiff; and has esby of his
order be forth5gih inserted in ssns nevtbaber
pubkshedin the Cityof Richmond, t5r fvo month,
s'icoessiveiy and bosied at He r6nf door othe Ca,
tito5 tie sQid Cigg ~ Coby Tesfe,
I'm ", AENJyVG, C. @.
N6T.jI s-Sp,
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OF THE
STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON

~ = w lON.
VyTHE President and Directors of stearn. Bone
a Washington having found the late arrange.
ment inconvenient to passengers, have adopted
the following as the permanent winter arrange.
ment Leave Washington City every evening
Except Saturday evening" at7 p. NJ arrive az
Thony Point by 4 A. VI. Returning, leave
Thony Point evsiy day (excepi Sunday morning)
at 10 A. VI. arrive at w ShngtOn CITY in the
course CT the at ernoon. Passengers under thia
arrangement can travel from Baltimore to Rich
nond within two days, aud will be carried be-
tween Thony Point at the north Of Ac1tlis
Greek, and fredericksburg, altogether bv day
light. The Steamboat admits of no preference.
and IS prepared to accommodate all persons who
may offer.
Passengers in the Steamboat are respectfully
informed that the proprIe ,ors Of the stages have,
in order to ensure conveyance to all persons
travelling south, put on an additional line Of
stages from tie landing at Thorny Point 70 Rich
mond Arrangements have been made TO put
the road from Thorny Point to Fredericksburp.
in complete travelling order Houses are now
erecting at Thorny Point for the reception Of ira.
yeliers.
by order of the President
HAZLEWOOD PARISH,
Secretary to the p. s. BIC,
Fredericksburg, Oct 19--}w
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To the Dlectors Of the Congregational District
o9mposedqt the counties Of Fayetfe, IYoodford
4 and JessaHite.
thank you, fellow citizens, for the distin-
gu.shed proofof your confidence, in designating
me your representative in August 1914. To be
chosen the repres entative ola free people, under
any circumstances, is an exalted honor; but to
have been the favored object of your selection.
when was farfrom you, engaged in an important
negotiation, in which you did not then know how
night acquit myself is demonstration of
your regard which viii never be ehaced from INV
memory of the validity of the election, there
could have been no doubt, since the office which
held under the United States did not render
me ineligible. Nor would there now be any
doubt ofmy right to a seat in the House Re-
presentatiVes, in virtue of that election if nv Of
hce OF minister had ceased, rs you had reason to
believe 1t would, prior to the 9TH of March last
But continued to act in that character, as late
as the Sd OF July last, on which day signed the
Commercial Convention, between America and
Great Britain. This fact, thought 1t my duty
TO communicate to his Excellency the Governor,
the hrst article of the constitution of the United
Staes having provided" that no person holding.
any office under the United Staies, shall be a
menbsr ofelther house, during their continuance
m oi!lce.' III, under the election of August 1914
my term as member of the House of Represen
tltiyes commenced on the 18th of March lsst. Il
was at least questionable, whether The seat was
not vacated by ny continuance IN an incompa. i
bic office, after that day. The Governor, GYMS,
doubtless due weight to a consideration Of the in.
convenience 10 which the district might be :
posed by an Interpretation of the constitution
which would leave you unrepresented in the
most interesting period ofthe session, has issued
writ OF election. This power he has pre-
sumo, exercised under another provision of the
same article of the constitution which declares,
that when vacancies happen in the representa-.
ton from any state, the executive authority there
OF shall issue wr,ts OF election to fiji such yacan-
cies' have no other regret, OF account OF the
course which the Governor has deemed it his du-
ty TO pursue, than that which arises from the
trouble to which you are subjected by new
election. lin the tender winch now make f
my services, should be honored with your
choice, the validity Of my-electon will be placed
beyond doubt, By either the first or second ex-
preston Of your will Should you think proper
20 designate different person, shall acquiesce
an your MISUNDERSTANDING chat you may be more
ably served more jealousy, / ann persuade
you cannot be, by any other, ihan
Your obedIeut servant,
III. CLAY.
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GENERAL RfPLEY's REPORT.

Of the battle of the 18th August, near Fort Erie.
not having yet appeared in print, and the con-
duct of some brave officers on the occasion
thiis passed unuot.ced and wmewarded by that
tribute OF public applause and historic fame
enjoyed by others in 6,ilar cases, " c think the
following copy Of an Official letter general
Gaines, the senior officer at that post, entitled
TO Insertion in the journals Of the day.
Nor. Herald.
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SCRIPTURES NAMES.

In the last century it was a custom in
England for the Puritans to give their chill
dren scripture names. Every body has
heard of Praise God BareboReS, member
OF Parliament in Oliver CromwelI's time.
Hume has given US list OF a jury impan-
nelled in the county of Sussex, which is as
follows:
Accepted Trevor,
Redeemed Compton,
Faint not Hewitt,
Make peace Heaton,
God reward Smart,
Standfast on high Stringer,
Earth Adams,
Called Lower,
Kill-sin PimpIe,
Return Spelman,
BE Faithful Joiner,
Fly Debate Roberts,
Fight the good fight of faith White.
More fruit Fowler,
Hope for Bending,
Graceful Harding,
Weep not Billing,
Meek Brewer.
This fancy was brought into America
by some of the first planters, and it has not
yet gone wholly out of fashion.
The following advertisement in contain
ed in late Halifax paper:
Just published, and for sale at the
Book stores, price seUen stiilings and sir
pence, ( $50 s. A Poeticat Account of the
American Campaigns of 1912 and 1875
with some Slight Sketches relating to the
Party Politics which governed the United
States during the War, and at its com
, mencement. Dedicated to the people oil
Canada by the publisher.
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Notice.

4 PETITION viii be presented to the ensu-
"a ing General Assembly, praying that the adj
ministratx of Francis Lewis, decd may be au-
thOrized by law to sell the real estate fine said
Francis, adjoining Geuto, in die county IF Row
hatan, for reason which Will be set forth in the
said petition.
Nov IL If
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Copy at "a letter from Capt. Le.cis Var
riagton, commanding the u. $. sloop
cfacar Peacock, to the Secretary of tie
Macy, dated
>NEw-YoRK, Nov. 2, 1915.
{" have the honor to inform you, that
the U. S. sloop Peacock arrived at this
place on Monday evening last, after an an
bence of nine mouths.
8 Asby the arrival OF the Tom Bow-
lire and Hornet, you have heen made ac-
quointed with our transactions an to the
29th of April, [ shall commence from our
separation from the latter. In MAY, we
reached the Isles Of st. Paul and Anister-
Gam, Our second rendezvous) where we
found letter fer us, which had been left
a few days before by the Macedonian
brig, informing US of the Presidents ac-
ton and probable capture. Here Ihad in
tended remaining some time, to reioin the
Hornet; but being carried to leeward, in
chase OF a strange sail, we were not able
to regain them and were at last compelI-
ed oy a very severe gale to bear up, and
aud on the 9th of June made the island of
Java. From that time until the S9th, we
were cruising in the Straits of Sunda,
where we made four captures two of
which were burnt, third was given up to
carry $50 prisoners into Batavia. and the
fourth released, as from her we learned that
a peace had been made.
9 From the different captures, we ebtain-
ed about fifteen thousand dollars i'm speeie.
aud gold to the amount of four or five thou
sand dollars more. We have ON boar tden
chests OF opium. The first prize was load
ed with pepper, and few bales of coarse
goods for the Malay market some of
which las we bad no room to stow them A.
way we distributed amongst Che crew. as
they were much in want of thin Clothes
VI the money, five thousand dollars were
divided by me amongst the officers and
men, not one of whom had previously a
dollar; the remainder has been expended
IN the disbursements OF the ship.
''From Java we proceeded 10 the Island
OF Bourbon, where we procured bread and
other articles, of which we were much in
want, as we were on an allowance ofhaif a
pound ofbread-per man. From Bourbon.
which we left in August, we made the best
of our way to the United States, touching
for few days at st. Helena
We understand that the following per-
sons have been appointed by the King of
France and recognized by this government,
viz.
NJ. FRAMERY D'AmBRBuca, Consul Ge-
neral of his majesty the King Of France
and Navarro, for the port of Philadelphia.
NJ. CAzEAUx, Consul for the port of
New York.
NJ. GuIILEMrN, Yice-Consul for the port
of Savannah.
M. CourEAux, vice-cOnsul for the port
of Norfolk.
His Majesty the King of Denmark has
appointed His Excellency P. Petersen, his
Minister to the United States. Mr.. p.
was recently the Danish Charge d'AGaires
and Consul General in this country. At
present he is in England, and will perhasd
come with the British Ambassador. Since
his return to Europe Mr. p has had the
misfortune o lose by death his lady, ma
tive of Philadelphia. Pail. Gaz.
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notion. Nothing violent, but every thing mild,
seems to have marked the dispensation. No vol
canic effect appears either on the stones or on the
ground--all around that stone, which has been
particularly noticed was firm and undisturbed
BALrIKoRr, Nov. 6.
ErtrGct Of letter from an .iner4ca, qSfcer 10 his
friend ia Balt,more, dated,
DErRoIr, Oct 10.
"There was trial here last week, which in
its effect was of national consequence. A lieu.
tenant in the British navy undertook to take some
deserters on our side, with party ofarmed men,
some OF whom he landed and caught one of his
deserters.-Some of our citizens assembled, sur
prlsed the sentry, and finally obliged the officer
to SO TO Detroit. where he was compelled to give
bail tor his appearance. He was tried according
to law, by ajury ofsix foreigners and SIX citi-
zeils, who brought ina verdict that the officer
had not taken the deserter by force that he had
told him only TO go into the boat, and the fellow
went. From the positive evidence heard, and
from an after conversation with the Judge, think
there could be no reason in the world 10 have
acquitted him of that charge, They, however
brought him in guilty of riot, snd he was fined by
the court or $500. Chief Justice WoopwAnp
vino gave the sentence, said that this pun,sh-
inent was the sentence of the other two Judges,
that he differed from il, and that the Lieutenant
ought to be also piileried and imprisoned
80 ShSubStsiiCSo oSCuITltliB are report
ed to the United States merely by letter, and Of
ten mis;eprescnted, it may be well 10 inform
you, that one of our soldiers shot and killed am
Indian last week, for impudentiy levelllng rifle
at aparty of our sold ers. The circumstance
has made some noise here, as the indian was UNI
der the protection and charge of His Britannia
Majesty. The British have brought in coro-
ner's verdict of murder and some letters have
passed between the British Colonel James and
Governor Cass. Our Governor has been pretty
severe with his pen, and treated the sBuiwarE'
rather roughly. The affair however, is dying
away"
"october 20.
"The British civil authority have offered a
reward of 500 dollars for the apprehension of the
soldier who killed the Indian. This Will inevi-
Sably set the indians on the hunt for hum But
% prevent any i'll consequences. the general will
send to Colonel James very spirited remon-
STRANGE, and threats liberalization"
In the above letter, good deal of animosity is
said to exist between the citizens of Michigan
and the Canadians but the military OH both
SIDES treat each other with great civility.
Bait. Patriot.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

An election will be held on Monday next, the
3Oth inst. IN the counties of Fayette, Woodf)rd
and Jessamine, Tor u member of Congress to fill
the seat vacated by MIR. Clay, in consequence of
his appointment as Minister TO Great Britain
From Mr.. Clay's letter, published in this DAYS
Gazette, our readers will perceive that he is still
wiling to serve his country in our public coun-
ellis, and, doubtless, there viii be no opposition
made 10 his election. 1Ren. Ca-etf..
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A LOVER oFLIBERTY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. z.
Copy eta letter from Capt. Le,cis Var
ri'gton, commanding the u. S. sioop
Of tcar Peacock, to the Secretary of tie
.Nary, dated
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remote from all imposture or deception, as can
Re conceived.
Since that day nothing further has been seen.
| have now related in simple manner the prn-
cpai facts rs they were stated to us by Mr.. .Sny-
der and his family; and with respect to item.
generally. 1 have only to remark, that in no case
whatever has there been seen stone Immediate
ly leaving its position though in many instan-
ces they were observed at a distance oftwo fe ct
from tho earth, slowly ascending and:deso ending
some even appeared to have kind of retarded
motion. Nothing violent, but every thing mild,
seems to have marked the dispensaton. No VOL
canic effect appears either on the stones or Oh the
ground--all aoun'l that stone, which has been
particularly noticed was firm and undisturbed.
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TO TRAVELLERS

SOUTHERN Ba NR' NOTES,
WILL BE EXCHANGED,
FOR
BALTIMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES.
AND
LE8ER.iL PREMIUM ALLOWED.
on rHE
S o U II II 4 Il Ne " o TIE s,
ALSO =
A PREMIUM WILL BE GIVEN
TREASUR NOTES,
ASDtcN
SILVER AND GOLD COIN, -
AT THR
siCHNoND LICENCED LOTTERY
EXCHANGE OFFICE oF
1. %. Earsheetlt.
NOV. IL. 81
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W. Ms,gs b. iasi Mrhts yNaA
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Brig. Gen. Com. I'd. Brigade.
Fort Erie, .. C. August 17th, 1914.
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WINTER EsT.8BLIyH.WE.VT

r chmond, Nov IL, 1915.
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PROPERTY, F0R SALE.

- INC iOln u2Y OF November ~reXt,
viii be exposed 20 public Se. that valuable 7iqc, NJ
Land, belonging to the estate of Jacob Morris. deed con-
tuning ESQ aert innre or IS lying IN the county of Able
ire, withn ue niiyOf WdFoy, James river and about
so rlie'ano.e tGchmond There this tract, cons
dei.o porOn o. excellent tobacco handsome Yet To ear
il lies handsomely farming and products excellent corn
and small sI''n There it, convenient dwelling
clGue, &C.
lswe at the same time and place, WILDE ollTren.
Is.o Ltey NEGRO rs, consisting OF men, women. bO,s and
sris- al ,e stock ohors, yoke good work Oxen all
hs stocko cattle sheep and hogs, he greater part which
VIII ~ made FAT tor Porh All the household and kitchen
Lr'fe the farming utensils, and the crUp of corn and
udaer Should the property all be sold the first day.
te sale wltbe continued from day day, until il is all sold
Inc terms Of the sale will be- for the land third cash. and
the balance IN two equal annual payments which Ike
secured BY deed 0 the land. For all Inoyeahle
p.opl, except the pork, corn, Se.a credit of months
VIII n SVEN ON All sums above twenty dollars, the purchaser
Siyr bond w approved security. The pork and fod
der VII he sold iof e;s- wise all sums under twenty dol
ars To- other properly cash will BE- required. In ali cases.
os TO bear interest from day Of sale. al punctally
PAID, VIII be required. JANE NORRIS, ENecutx.
9fuse Estate y Jacoj Morris, 0ecd.
ts4pDsr a. 14--fds~
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FOREIGN.
tBr REcENT Aa@eaLsJ

LONDON, August 10.
a very respectable famale Of the Island
Of Portsen it is said, sent OH board the
Northumberland, before the departure of
that vessel, a great number OF religious
books as a present to Bonaparte, accom-
panied with suitable passage from the
new Testament, and long pstter in which
he is recommended to study the Holy
Script and to devote tn rest of his life
to piety and religion.
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L.AY.D ~ .4LBE.lL4RLE, F0N SIZE.

L.AN-D IN .4LBE.lL3RLE, FOR SALE.
virtue of deed or trust. bearing
date the l5hday OF December 1907 anu Of record IA
IN" county courtoi beare, executed tine Subscribers
oy Jo'1 Cf1sei Ndncy Ga ks0n. and EGHI CiGsoH to
secure ,he payment off certain OF money mentioned in
the snt dee-Ni le sodat Wills Tavern. Charlottesville.
ON Meiasy ne otdgy Of November near. certain tract
or parcel Land, containing $50 less ado-
ing ue lands OF George lwyD'Gr, and others.
SAMUEL LTER,
JOHN ErfTSON.
ANDREH HINT.
On the sane dal. WI * soil another tsctof land. con-
farming $50 Acres, mon les, formerly belonging Etiaa
ttorS,a and adjoining the lands Of iCeOge TIVynah and
Terms made known the day or sale.
Ocr3jtT s. A4-fds
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c The ENQUIRE Is pu6tisir,i trsce ,pces generally, ..
,Syr tuss ietek during me Sessi0n efe State Lgafirc.
Price th same hereffGs, Fire Dollars per anG pay
os IN aisaHce. Though Ygi,ia Notes preferred, PEI
Me- Of sDiy description svi D. received ia payment. The
Edfor svd guarantee he ejety Of rcnHfing dca By mail,
~ uortaec II all letters icing paid by tie IrTiters
~ No lGbIs syf be Discontinued (Jn NJ the discretion VI
me EdtorJ unrii af G1TaDages hare been paid Hb.
ar inn ene 1ro ,et guarantee the payment ej nine pa
hers, shall rereitt tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o. One squarcio5i insertion, IS ccneGch continuance,
80 rents.
No Advertisement Inserted, until has either been paid for,
% assi0ed By SOME herSs'iS IA mis- city or is enrirynS
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FOR MILE.

FON N.ILE.
A GREEABLY to the last will Of John Walker,
"A decd. of Powhstan county, will be sold, to
the highest bidder, ON Tuesday the Gath inst
the premises, the plantation Wherein the ssd Wal
ker resided, containing 1I54 Acres, lying in the
upper end of said county.-.iiss, Slaves consist
ngof Men, Womer, Boys and Girls, the stock of
every description, crop ofCorn, Fodder, House
hold & Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils sc.
~ months credit will be gwen for all sums above
$40, the purchaser giving bond with approved &C.
curly, 20 carry interest IRON date fnot punctualy
paid.--Ail persons having claims against said es-
tate, are hereby requested to bring them forward Il
all indebted, are requested TO make immediate pay
meht to mr. OyVH.4SRLNiS, Executor.
October i. li--tf
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HREsH DRues \ MEpICINE.

{ General Assortment OF Drugs and Medicine.
"a Pants, Oil. Spirits 1urpentine, Varnish, by
ing Wool, indigo Nader Periumery, H:ir-pow-
der, plain and perurned. ipo,hccaries' Scales and
weights, rose, transparent and white Soap, Paint
Brushes, cioe, Aqaso.tis, L0rillsrl's Macca6oy
and itsppee Snuff, &c. Ssc.--Also, several Bathing
iubs.--Io be sold st T.3II's Medical Store.
Shookoe Hill. Msin-street near the Swan Tavern.
October. li-6t
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U7NIiLOC'h q .5iLaI'.7RD.

4 RE Just yecei1ing, II HIND SOME
"a Y.iRIET2-oF SEASONABLE GOODS, carefully Sc
iecttd from the late mporations into this City and New
York. viz.
Supernc London cloths and cassimeres. seconds ditto dit
scarlet white, RID and gre ilannts and izr. bales
and dule blankets fine worste hosiery, and
worstod shirts and drawers bombazees, (lun aud
igreD elegant tolinett yesnS, fine 81 Irish linens. Ion
canbric ard lawns rich tanas table cloths two and half
ny six yards, 81 and lo4 rich tblelams, o. plaid ging
hams, winter-paterris col0r and white coes
Madras and black silk handkerchief, hair cord and eulic
liitieS, bcayer buclsin, dogsku, Kid and waliether
gloves, black white leyalt,ne, orentne hatcrape &c
and variety OF other GOODS, witch. together with
he supplies they expect shortly receive viii render their
assortment very general.
" b. w y S.ascays feiifhcT lO.vesi prices At first.
October z. 45-if
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Notice

NUIIJE
FEVjE Subscribers underline firm Of Le4ris, Per-
kias, g ca. having taken the South tene-
ment OF Col. Bulocl's buildings fronting the Ia
SIN, where they store large quantities OF any ar
uele, oter their services (ss Commission yJjer-
chaTfs,) to their friends andthe public at large.
They have for sale large quantity Of Pit Goals.
ging adjoining the lumbei-house of Fox X Rich
srdson, on the Basin, and witt treat With any
person (who comes well recomncnded) for raj
sing Of coal at MAJOR Jno. kialory's Pitts in Pow
WarHsr LeqUis, Rotert Minis,
Nat. Perkins, Robert French.
May a s--6m
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FALL GAeDi)o.
EkYiLLIAM GlLLIAT dsily expects to receive
w by the Indian Chief, and other arrivals from
London, general and handsome assortment Of
GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching
season, which have been selected expressly for this
market, for cash. lie has now on hand an assort-
ment Of WooIens, sc. received by the Canton,
from Liverpool which he offers for sale on tle
most reasonable terms, At ais store on the street
leading from The Farmers Bank 70 5hockoe Ware
house.
September 30. 43-F