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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
WASHINGTON Nav 81.

The Baltimore papers inform US that
sis per cent. war stockis in demand at that
place at 81 10 and that Treasury Notes
are in demand at par. We have heard.
tat Treasury Notes were above par, and
that no stock is likely to be hereafter sold
by the Treasury at single cent below
par. IT'S done. The long agony Is orer
Public credit is restored.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
NEW YoRK. Nav Q.

IFEW IOHks May y
.Nore Earopean Gooas.--The Swedish
brig Sophia, Captain Patterson, arrived
here this forenoon, in 50 days from Liver
pool, with full cargo ofdry goods, crates,
salt, &c. Also, the French ship Lys, Cap
tain The band, from Nantz, in SO DAYS.
with dry goods, wines, brandy, &c. The
brig is consigned 70 Messrs. John b. Bur
ny and Son, and the shin to Mess. Palmer
and Hamilton. Neither Of them has fur
nished news Of any later date than before
received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
FOR RENT,
THE CELLAR

Under the Bookstore of F. A. MAro &Co con.
tan'lIS ,lTee excellent dry rooms. Possession,
may be had immediately. Apply to the Pr,nfsT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
ANOTHER AGGRESSION.

the brig Minerva, of Norfolk, from N.
Carolina for Cadiz, is sent into Gibraltar,
by a BIRTHS crniser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
sepealcncei r-ise Il defsndcur de la H6srie J
Gaslre q mort aar tyrgas."

Itappears that Potion has indignantly re-
jected Christophe's oyertures to ante and
come under his (C's. government; and Che
mobiles of the latter arc endeavouring TO in
dnce Petion's subjects to revolt and depose
him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
Count LYNCH, Mayor.

VINSWtF q UGNefUt Ctu1tSPL.
GENTLEMEN-I halt at La Bastide I
beg you to send ageneral, and to take eve
ry precaution for preventing the public
tranquility from being disturbed at Dor.
deaux. You may depend on my beiDo
disposed to do all that is agreeable to the
city of Bordeaux and to ourselves. Ac.
cept &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03

possible signal to put an end to this aniar,
tunate tumult.
At five in the eveningthe tri-oolored flag
was disPlayedlrom Castle Treulpette, Cap,
tam Martignac came to 9ssltre General
Ciansel, that madame Atgoplems had re,
solved to depart in the night, and that a
deputation from Bordeaux would folloY
him to offer their submission.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12
TIE F.fIRFIELD SPRLV(5
RACES

eNoR 1915, viii commence the first Tuesday in Nav
next, and continue four JAYS
Inc FIRST Ddy'-A Ladies' Purse worth f;y suine,s
nii'e heats. the best three in FIVE, for tn pisI -e
tour guinness entrance, free for any horse mare Or geld
ing, carving feather on each.
The SecOad Dqy--Tbe Jockey Club Pnrse Of Jorr
hundred dollars, four mile heats, fifteen dolls entrance
me Third Jpoy-The Proprietor's Purse oc Two
hundred dollars, three mile heats, entrance ten dolls
The Fourth Day--A Handy.Csp Purse, for which
the entrance of the second and third day will he put M,
with the collection Of the gate money; entrance FL
seep dollars, to be added to the purse. Horses 20 be
purse.
On HE sane GGy, there is Sweep Stake opened
Tor four years old colts this spng, four 10 MAKE race
nifty dollars entrance, two ie hssts-This Stake will
close on the evening Of the first isy'srsee
Weights, &c. 70 be governed BY the Rules of the
Old Fairfield Jockey Club
Joil, at the gate, will be received as usnal--S.rG7y
and Stables erdhe.
Those Who SIRE in want Of Booths on the Conr-e. win
apply to the proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasurer and IroinTetor
CT Gentlemen attending from distance, can he
accommodated with entertainment at the resdeuce Of
he proprietor, Fairfield.
March 2g.----tdr
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HOUSE AND LANDS
FOR N.HLN,


nN the second Monday in May next being James
~ City County Count day, viii bs sold at the Raw
leigh Tavern, in the city of Williamsburg
One House and Lot the nam str eet in said citv
above the Court House, occupied by Mr. sigh
net;
One Tract of Land consisting 100 serss within s
miles osthe city, bounded by the lands Of Messrs Ia
l,sterro and Coleman: anil "
ope Tract OF Land in James City county, horderin.
on creek leading into Cbicksholnty river, eontanip
one hundred snd ,eventy-hve acres, known by thu
name Of Fentop's tact bonded by the, lands of Nor
res PrewIt and others In this last tract the dover 81
the widow OF the late John Fenton is reserved.
Is deemed unnecessary tos.y any thing respecting
the quality OF these lands, presnmmg persons DESTROYS
OF p'rchas'rg viii view them the day OF sale. Six
oths credit will be alloWedtb the purchasers and bonds
With approved security, and deed of trust 10 each case
will be re1nred.
NJ Johr Coke Of williamsburg, vii! ,hev the house
and lot IN town, aud give any necessary Information 70
those who may enquire respecting th- lands
GEO. WATT.
Apui 5---ept3.lM
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20 DOLLARS RrwARD.

~ the night of thursday the q! iast were stolen
{ from the stable oftile subscriber TWO HORSES
One Of dem is long shaped sorrc hmse. wit, JIszei
lace, snd has two hinder feet white nc las also rrsss
OF the birdie ON his neck, and traces ofharness ora
either side OF his taihe PAGES end trots and is we'll
broken TO the ZIG. The other is n square made dark
bay horse, With short bushy tail, and thick name
which augs on boh sides OF his necshis man * taii
both black one OF his fore footlocks whito--he
does not pace and is excellent DRAFT horse-yVho-
viii deliver ilse aforementioned horses To- the
ubscfiber, ttIsy taken 80 In.les FROM the city,
shall receive tie above reward; if t,ey are taken
miles rpGi the city 10 dollars All reasonable expen-
ees incurred in conveying these horses hither # the
distance be m9re than IS miles, shall he paid.
~. DANIEL
Msfch 8. -
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There was no choice ~ one ofthe Districts of this
state neither Of the candidates having majority of the
whole.
Tie election Of two of the federal members con-
tested.
8 The elections ia Virginia commence this day
those 10 NortbCsroins and Tennessee will take place
IN August next Admitting that these three states
vote as they did at their last elections, and that the
contested elections in New-Yor are decdedin favor
oil the Republican Candidates the Republican msicri
ty in the house Of Representatives will be H. being
three more tfsn it was in the Ia 81 Congress.
rs .NorfoLk Her1H
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FOURTEENTH CONGRESS.

lt may not lie uiinterestig to readers at this
tune, be informed Vt the political complexion OF the
representation in the i4th Congress from the different
States Tothis end, We have prepared the following
comparison ofthe 3t with tue I4th Congress will he
seen that whatever changes may have taken place in
particular States, the general result an increase OF
Republican Members
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12
LIEUT.. cLARK,s STATEMENT.

Joseph Clark, Of Naples, in the county Of Ontario.
state Of NewYSrk, lieutenant of militia was ordered
y col. Peter Allen 10 the Niagara frontier for three
months commencing the twenty ninth day Of August
thousand eight bundred aud fourteen. On the
twelfth of September, ] arrived at RuifaOe ssheu
found that the company was attached o,'had crossed
the river fort Erie, To reinforce the army under the
command Of MAJOR General Brown. I Immediately
srOssed the river TO join my company. We ssid in the
fort five days, aud on the 17th, we ordered 10
prepare for attack the enemy's batteries that
annoyed us very much. Accordingly, sailed f-o;n
the ogt, with force of abort 5000 men, The rife.
men commenced the attack, then the regulars & then
1ne 3ct regt commanded by col. M'Bsrnsy 10 which
belonged
We succeeded in carrying the batteries with great
loss bo,h SIDES lSui, unurIanately, was made
prisoner abort O'clock, with iour privates We were
taken the eneInys camp before his excelleney gen.
Drummond, where expected toreceiYe the treatment
,ia s due prisoner OF war; but found the general
Il veiy different character from what ! expectedA-
Who are you Z" cried he, addressing himsefto me.
au3wercd, Sir, am q lieutenant" "Ofthe line 2"
stid he. No, SIT. OF the militia" You have done
arnlng, have you /" "Psrtly," said l. "'rhen you
fh0ughi r,u would come mud icht, did YOU P' Yes
SIR" sid l. You young IN the service, suppose''
"f have heeu one campaign before" said l. Well
Young nT" returned he, "you shall have your bell
FIJI of II heioie you go horae you shall 90 to B1fdhy
Bqt and there remain dufiag your nnnatura fe f 20
lutdrcd Jeas. VOC have no business here. There
snail be c!sr fNr'rioS mad, belNesn and the 9th
er OihceIs" " Wen, ar, tx 10 fayors except what
due apfisoner nf war, and for your thre3ts,
J eespse them, and 40 scndcJnen world use such
shrss.s."
t. then ordered m e11teen taken from me-, which
was hone; anil 10y possels sssfched. which was ABOUT
10 BE- Gone, but Zee f5cra?s going give orders
ne ern1y o-sF4;,f prevented It. ~ 6ispersinz the
sI,Si.fS. and sud u .was my private property and
loos Is the conceal was absent i should not be
done
JOS CLARK
1t. y'N. Z. iii
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MARSHAI.'s SALES.

AIlLL DE- SOLD At WILMINGTON, n. c. under the
w direction CT The Marshal On FRIDAY 2Ist 1as OF
April, iSiS--ihe ren,srksble line AMI s,sonch En-
g'sh bu,lt ship CORUNNA. burth,n ss7 tons, cop
PEREZ to the beDss, copper tFsteaed and her decks
copper nailed, abnu, yeats old and unusually well
found m SAILS rggig, &c-.\iso her cargo consisting.
Is kegs rose nails assorted, Id, Cd Sd, iO iid 2od
no do do al. OIL * sal,
coils tarrei mule rope, rs 10. ,niliiny hoops
COZ hhu. ard punehcon packs, kegs taliow,
puncheons salt, 10 casks lamp Oh,
8 kegs ground white lead. 3 l,gs liaseet oil.
. do rolled do. 30 puncheoas oats
90 do ship stuff, 2Odo split beans
do biscuit, kiderkinswhi,e do
12 KEGS barley, do split do
barrels do do. 2 do oatmeal,
| cask conig. plated ). Locks, ruucheon rivets and
mule and morse shoe'nails, 81,
5000 best pulchecn iron hoops, col, mil sail rope,
keg cont'g. lamp blsek and black head,
1 cask rsson harres case pine chooses,
cask coot'g. copper ladies', brass cocks &c.
kegs beef, ! hirs brown stout
sets 10 neheon 4 hid. truss hoops
capooses fitted 10 gutigeons
. steel n'etes.S II round stops to do.
800 tons New Castle cool, SIC.
leght hp,a. power steam engine.
The above Hhp sent into this port nv the private
armed brig Cha',eur, of Baltimore, Thomas Boyle,
Esq commander. r,>'--,'i- a., :. =
HANSON, KELLY s. Co.
Wilmington ~. AprI
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1HE IFRUh TILGS
A CIRCULATING LBRARY

IS TINS DGy opened 6v
BITTER COTTON At his bookstore, second
Il door above The Eagle Tavern, Richmond
TIE Terms Of Su6scrfDfio,I are.
For The wear Seven Dollars
Sax months Four Dollars
hree months Two Dolls. X so cents,
Ode month ONE Dollar
J he money to be pad when the FIRST volumes are cal.
led for.
selection Of Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Plaes No.
yes, ltoDIances sad Magazines, constitute with Ncw
qualifications IN general, the present Stock ~ Books
preqentel ~ the Cstslopie-i}nt many lrlndred ,,
tunes will be added Of such works. ~ tie Taste Of the
public fo.y deem most desirable
Aud should Tie enighteues citizens &c Eicnucrd,
Manehetec ami their yic.fi'ls, With tarir hlera
hy, patro1ize this attempt, to i,rsi, a bear rat,
ineraIy banquet fer every class of readels p Cot
tom pedges hi'asei 20 render this Circulating Library
every ssy worthy Of their patronage.
March ~ IT
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MARSHAL'S SALES
NHL BE SOLD at Wilmington. N. C. under
w the directioncf the Marahai, on Monday, 2lth
DAY ut April, 1915, ue following Prize Gools bro't
INTO this port ny theprivate armed brig Morana, Of
New-York, George II. Fellows, Esq. COMMANDER,
cases mock marseiIlesquilting.
do fancy do do Arr
~ do white do do
do do james,
90 do white dressed colo,'d csmbrcs,
do do undresscd ,Io do
do do striped muslin, do do cambria do
do fancy striped, spotted and checked muslin,
4 do printed yestng, o6 do York stripes,
do striped G. Hollands,
do cold cheek listsdoes,
3 do striped g checked ginghams,
do common si'sacca, do puIlicat hand'kfs,
4 do fancy glazed do
cases light ground pocket hand'kfs,
do cambria shawls, do Britannias,
so estopillas, 4 do plstillas,
do printed dresses with fronts,
8 do cotton shifting, do Madras hantlkfs
IS 10 fancy prints. 2 do printed calicoes,
do colored fancy cambria, 5 do yelveteens,
IL trunks silk umbrellas
S cases einghams. assorted cnlors 81 widths
do silk and beaver hats, 5 boxes soap,
do candles, bags bread
do barley, do split peas,
crates crockery ware, 90 barrels salt provisions,
81 baskets cheese 50 kegs butter,
jars oil vitrio', 80 coils rigging.
Conditions will be made known on the day of sale
HANSON, KELLY * Co.
Wilmington, n. G. April 5.---2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12

1000 ACRES OF LAND,
IN aie tract--1hree hundred Of pl1ch are nreaao7y
nfidAe resid,ls high L1nds The pIeddo1S s,us NICE
reclaimed, and Produced astonishing craps Of
corn, lay, and ta5aeco The major bart SftFe hia1
and IS eqiia not superior 10 any hudon either SIDE
IF the ri1er bctroesn Richmond aud .Nsrfoik There
IS q bron1isins crop Of pheat, .srowing on The
SANE IL isa fine grazing firm, aud is Iroit1rdbb a.
6dpfed to he culture Of coin and ANAL gram. TIE
improvements IL are erfo,,siUe and ehgdnf. The
lf'ison holse, is of brick and rs large and coming
deus, being siry tou feet Dr. forty-t1uo, and three
story nigh. On each foor are foHr good rooms, and
large Passage, andit zyohd nat be hazdruinv much
70 add, nLatitts tie best finished muse IN Vrs11Da-
TIE oaf honses are numerous, and near all ef6iJcl
10 is not beiezed hat any person cod 1rish an aoih
todt biadbJig. Besides an iceh0lsse there is hnnb
81 niosf desgi.fid 'gater, sUtdan n fe7e yars ene
kitchen. The garden is a mast ercelsnt o1ie, and
zcct enclosed NTH brick IU0H In fact, here are 10
be md dHhe necesSaries and most ofhe ht17nies Of
ne 'le meats, 1pd foul throughput lie 7otote sea-
son, dndfsh al me year ro1ad besides frequent and
co'tDe'uesf 9pbortHifes Of eefting gysters IN the
Shell, finn me srters 6etoS q,e, 10 fhig tie Place
is remarkably heahlIh II lies inpneoEafelg ON James
'1rer, dboH eight miles a6oue fart Po7ohdt1 O1d is
thsfmtt from RehDiod, f1e,rfy ire mHes from Peiers
b,gg fifteen, md iDni Norfolk eieLtv There II mn
ercelient landing Sr he d6rc,y n trSd.sc .giii an
injured yards NJ oHe eftte hams III sho,t Wes1o-
1' IS nearly f'isS, anil is oer s;okeli If as 5eiug
almost paradise earth. One fcIghh part If t6e
purchase mo,ell niH be- ,r9ui,edm cash, and for The
''ff f'ilFcSf fIOfH Gtc fffne " my InQhflF me
ec-e1''ce, credit Of tpeite moHfhs 1oaA be aoteed
Hpo'i fhe Purchasers glring me a deed ofsrasf on Me
Premises.
81 NE same Tine. Epon a credit cfnine months, !
zciH seH bn6icb,
4 FEW VALUABLE NEGROES.
For these, JoAd' pdh nbjHoUea securities ,tiR be re-
q'sred tsioTs their temoUM
R[CLi.3RD ". BFRD, err. Of
Nm. Byrd, de|d
F'esto-er, .JfIrrh 29----tosb
JHe Ecbtoes efNe FelIerai Re- s7isfeu,, I Georgc.
toHgn ami The O,ifeH NtTes Gazette, (I,lididel-
fhid are 'cqfeshilD sp.rs ne a5o1e 1olhl the dag
81 SEX s,df7eard tier occoaIts ~ this alice fo SCI.
NeBient.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12

Csptsins Hunt aud Case, Lieuts. Clark and Fon.
tsine, end Comet ellis, who certify to the shove
statement, thrown into the prison Halifax for
o 7onfhs, Uhe pu,rid stencil Of which bordered up
sufcsUon) and subjected to the barbarous ndgni-
ties Of It's savage turnkeys, simply because they endea-
'cued tn effect their escape from the prisonshp the
Rinsh acknowledging at the same time, that they
~culd have done the had they been in the same
situation They were not upon parole, and therefore
1t would have been no violation OF hoaor. While Brit
ssh officers have been permitted TO range at large the
pleasant town Of Concord and while some of our fat
clergymen have ourneyed thence 10 cheer and amuse
them, with their Chsise-boxes we'll lined with demiions
and pozKNs of Madeira, officers have been
suffering every priyaton; languistng for a drop of
pure water, and gaspng for breath Of Wholesome
SIR
Oh the offence is rank il smells to Heaven"
Boston Patriot.
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SIRAYEU On STT0I,Rn7

= - a 70 VIZ y = t1IIt-
S4>hoA the Subscriber, TIE night of the ser I'D
instant, n Ho,9.SE HORSg, with n bob ,-;,
shod all round, footlccks closely trimmed t;oa 80
ahd csnteTs wen. and in ioIerahle gool order. rs lie
"nfSs wen IN harness. ihere Is ikewis ks cfthe
sFon him other particulars not recolleeted.
above mentioned horse shall receive rcwo,y, ~ sve
any Information respecting MIN, win be
JOHN TlNSI Ey.
CT wish TO hire, three or fur Negro Men ena
two or three Brick Layers, by tie mouth ST.
Anrll z. ----er,tt'
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A KNApS ACK

A KNApStCK
IA As let in the Possession of the Subscriber ,oo.
w months back: the Nnapsaci. is ~, ,re,, vim &c
Letters y j. s. 10Th V. Iieg and contains r,int, ar
'tces Of Wearing Apparel. have been infcrme,. by
asentemsn, lat lie thinks some person from Aba
lu,s ,ne pprietor OF the same; # so, by des~rh-
inc the codhing, they viii ne delivered. unop emf
oil the expenee of this advertisements =
80 II. HENLEY, Jr.
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FRUM SEQ 10 Nfnoo

WANTED on Mortgage OF Real Estate in ,I,ss
city, for which 1e per cent per aunun sii. be
gwen, for one year or more, at fine option OF the bar
Aprii S.---2r IL
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Il. rsaIcei tT1ic,s.
VgNit, Yarns spun at the Richmond Cotton Facfc--.
n were on the Isl Instant reduced TO the ,ana -cd
prices ~ rela, from which liberal discounts vii! be
made to Whole ssIe a. ,Ia-s. 80 -
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FCB SALE,
q TR.GCT or LAND


y the county Of Henrico ten miles belovy fhe city
4 ~ Richmond, three quarters Of mile on the sonh
sEe,e ne Hampton Stage Road, Containing 2sf acres
There strong well framed DWELLING HOUSE,
a. feet nv rs with shed the no,th SHE, rs Gct ~
i9-tbere ere tree rooms and passage on the lover
hooT, and two rooms and passage on The ,ipser
foor-snd other convenient hufsee, with two APPLE
ORCHARDS Ofthriying choice fruit ,rees eontainiep
twelve dozen IN each Orchard. This land worid be a
handsome summers retreat Tor my gentleman that re-
sides IN the city Of Richmond sn1 will be sbevn ~ A.
ny lime 70 those who wish 10 purchase. great bar
s'n may be bad b. immediate application and posses
SION gwen within two months by
LITJLEBERRY I2OYcTER
Aprf 5. d.
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20 DOLLARS REWAT0T

20 DNLLAKS REWARD.
~ ANYWAY + ON us place on NE 2Iu .l5s,,cs n
IL htey BL-4CE BOY, a14tis q Vea,s Of ace a.
bo'f eet 10 inches heh he zoqs 5,ed a ta,rl.r md
.y;'S +" ire so5fog'nent Of cabhFs BEN Tste offhs
f ,.-t 7Stsn nc aHsc0ndeG 5oueh him n HRS
j'Ateet hnss HahGm co,trty and a. is ,bf5se h. r.
Ho'1 q" thru 'etgi5osnhsc -r4R pan the a69,.s re-
:Sa'f 10 am fersn1 Tsho .sH e1e nm to .J5r. rae
n h,'s place. tcTe7ea,7 al cu;fnRs OF res...s f,o,1
ehSNHt hfn, Or from hnri'ig haa aJoard their ,ys-
'sf 'i'ef Me eHahyef bei,e rigoronsty Prosecuted.
DAVID w. BRAND.
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taSe Of Capt WILSON.
We the undersigned, lately prisoners Of at Mel
vile Island, testify and say, ta the treatment we re-
eeived while at that place, iphumsD and barous
IN the extreme; ard such would dishonor and dis
grace ally people having the csirn TO the
character OF civilized nston. We fnrfher state,
that the ct CaptJ NELSON, of Philaielp his was
ofpartcuar atcocy, and which loudly call for
justice 1 MS gentleman being taken very sick, sas
Tvf,zl; a. ,;s;.,
ur:wcll As to faint whenever he moved and "a
that situation he ordered from q close warm room
10 the prison into the jail yard, by MCDONALD, the
pys;esn ofthe prison, and kept there in severe cnii
day, two or three hours after which, finding he was
Ear exhausted that his death certsin, he was ia
ken into the hospital, where he shortly after died Pre-
,iuns this, Mr. NELSON had always been arm adyo-
Of the English. The above particulars we were
eye witnesses to, having been confned in the same
room with him, ard attended him in his sickness.
EBEN'R- A. LEWIS,
EAFHL. X. LEWIS,
HUGH ORR, $3.50
JEDH. HUNT, Capt n. Y. yol'tr7.
NATH'L. CASE. do
JOHN ]. FONTAINE, Il. y. 8. Art.
Joseph CLARKE, 1t N. Y. VoI'trs.
7. GlLLiS, Cornet do.
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VIC SURSCKIBER,

The SUBSCktbER,
4 Z his Domesic Go,e-Hoasz, opposite Charles
= Geek g Co Nam or Street, ms jos, received
from the Ma sisoiurefs IN addition TO his former stret
80 eases Domestic tiuos consisting Of ioe ard o'ms
'1mghsro, Pa'ds. Cheeks, Stripes, Cfarnbrays S,.ri
es 5h2etiiss, Diapcfs sna Red Ticking; also wes.
ing god sewing Cotiops, Comets, Cssirner.s Pin
Oaehs &c Ssc.All Of wideh he offers iDr sale on a.
scod terms, FOR cash seeepancss " to1n rs they
can be mad in Philadelphia Or New YORK.
PHILIP BUDDING.
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Y - r. - LN - 4
~ the Subscriber in Hanover County pr:
.18RE, about feet inches high years a.
ssr IN tie forehead, snip the figli lost., IT,
hind feet white, and appraised % ,h.'' 6oisrs
pILeiAN DOG5Of
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JpFyIOTER FOR SIZE.

AN Ih'r'dqy, hhs frs, dayef j1ale Meet, / .osH
~ erbase to pubic sale. the Premises, this mas.
valuable, beaut)ul, and desirable sifudtson There
are by an old srTucy, 1plvardS Of
1000 ACRES OF LAND.