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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
Rrfraet Of a lcifer from port,.
HoRTAToR.

"Three-four;hs of the population who
appear in public ere military. In taverns
/ have had some opportunity Of conversing
with them, and hearing their observations
amongst each other. They universally
breathe war and venom against all Europe,
-snd particularly against England. The
freedom of conversatio,. is truly astonishing,
and indeed alarnling. have heard man
declare in the presence ofpersons who were
utter strangers 10 him. that the French did
not despair of the return of Napoleon, In
passing through one OF the saloons of the
Louvre, observed statue, which struck
me as being very like Bonaparte, and ac-
cordingiy asked gentleman near me, whes
Their il was not made for him , The person
whom ! addressed walked off, evidently
dispieased without giving any answer
Another French gentleman, yho overheard
my question, told me it was a statue of Bon.
sparte but advised me, in speaking of him,
always to call him " Napoleon" After
some conversation, asked him why there
was so general a feenng Of dislike against
the Englshf Ills answer was, "Sir, it is
ewing 10 the English that Napoleon is not
still upon bio throne" I, Of Course, res
quired no further explanation. The statue
was executed for Bonaparte when he was
Iliat bONthla Gilu ItAGHucu 70 DC DidCS0 on
one OF the bridges, now called the bridge Of
Louis XVI. In the catalogue il is given to
= fictitious general. Valhqbert.
The government, whether from prudence
or timidity, is extremely moderate. The
French princes are far less popular than
the king they seem to forget that the
French people arc now very different from
what they were before the revolution. Il is
easy to observe, that the enthusiastic at.
tachment to the BourbOns of former days no
longer exists--ho. single Bourbon sign is
to be seen over Atop OF wine-house in the
couatry toW0A, and scarcely any even in Pa
ris. In many instances. sbserved over
the post houses " Posfe IpheYiQIe" changed
to Posfe aUr cheUalar," mot royaIe) and
still more alarming symptom is the dead
calm which seems to pervade the press at
Pariss With the exception Of the rhetoric
Of CbateaubTia7d. who has successfully be-
slowed invictiyes and adulation upon Bona,
parte and the Bourbons, not siugle poIiti
cal pamphlet Is exhibited in the windows, I
cried about sks streets. This calm. ksws.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15

F-eatA american family but her brave de :
iepders wilt ever prove equal to the con1ics
Louisiana will never fall from the high
Character she now enjoys. There is spirit
preva,;ing which will long direct her sons
in. the paths of patriotism, valor and vir-
tVe-
Mention has already been made of the
honorable conduct of the fathers of fami.
lies (; or.shali we ever forget the iuteres>
ing and amiable department Of that ten.
der sex. whose smiles soften the misfor-
tones of life. and whose charms heighten
the enjoyments of freedom. x'The soldier
Carried with him to the field Their kiudest
y, r.iyseS, their most friendly remembrance.
aey have Clothed him whilst wt,ching on
q winters night, and thew have soorhed the
apgush of his bleeding Wounds.
Thanks to God the struggle has for the
present ceased. Thousands Of the foe have
b't the dust, while few--very few of our
brave deiiversrs. but are restored to their
families and friends.
II mas pleased the Almighty to look pros
pitious'y on our cause-it is one which he
delights TO prosper the cause of JUS
tice.
The governor and commander in chief
rays Calm to no other merit, but that of
sharinSlwitb his fellow citizens, in the sem
nnents OF honest patriotIsm1 and to the
sincerest disposition to do all which his
powers OF mind and body enabled him. for
he ptlolic safety
When and where he has been called up
% 20 act. the most Jealous support was
aH2rded him by every member of his staff,
ana tacn and every one of them are assn
ga OF his Increased aud continued conf
dense and esteem. The conduct of Gene.
RAJ Jose Alvarez de Toledo merits partic
',iar notice. This deserving stranger. in
the characters of volunteer aid and en-
gineer, has rendered services which are
olghly and justly ppreciated.
VIM. C. C. CLAIBORNE.
Governor and Commander in Chief
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15

yer. may be the serenity of a settled and
tranquil temperature of the public mind,
rather than the forerunner of a storm
London Sfates1,an.r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13
RIOTS INIONnnN

Abill having beenbrought into the British Parla-
ment for protecting the Agricultural Interest by pro.
hihitng the importation OF gran until the price shall
be ten shillings sterling the Wnchese bushe vio-
lent opposition, out OF doors, made 10 IT, And on
the hrs question upon IS having been decided, veryi
considerable mob collected in estnlster stimulated
by the usual dsorganiEers * the Houses Of many Mem
berS OF Parliament sssailed with stones the win
dows broken, and the furaittre destroy,d. This was
repeated second night; and the civil authority was
found Inadequate TO lis suppre sso On the third night
small bodies OF troops placed in the inenaced
houses and in the repetition of the attack ON the
house OF Mr.. Robinson, OF the Commohs several guns
were discharged ON the mob and Young micshipn,an
oil the navy and a woman killed. This, with 9th
er measures adopted, put end to the riots In the
mean time, the bill passed both Houses by increased
msJor'es but it was supposed, the new expected
war with France would ndace Parliament to repeal
1t. jury ct inquest, the persons killed. bro't in
verdict OF murder against the corporal and three
guards whokied them. Bost Cent
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From a London Pnhfr.
AN IMPROVEMENT ON sTEANIRoA

AN lhPON EMENT ON STEAMBOATS,
machine of great importance TO the navy has
beeni invented by MIR Lewis IIayne, officer of excise.
at Wick This mschme, although intended partly for
the same purpose is far superior to the Steamboats,
now IN use, both for simplicity aud effect. Instead of
the wheels used in those boats which sre Of no use in
heavy sea, fins or oars, of peculiar description,
have been constructed by MIR. u. which being At ali
times whollyunder water, efficient in a rough as
IN a smooth sea. The machinery by which these fins
or oars are wrought, is simple ard entirely different
from that on the present steamboats,. 1t can he
wrought either by the steam or by the hand can be
shipped or unshipped in few minutes, and may be
Fixed On ships or boats of any size constructi6n-
From trial made in fishing boat, when the machi-
merry was far from being in its present complete state
Il was found that although only wrought by one man.
he boat to which the machinery was attached r,r out
srpt one OF the same size, wrought by six men, For
vessels d'smastet, or endeavorng come up with or
eseape from an enemy IN calm, or tIerwiqe the adj
tantages arising from having this valuable machine on
board are iRcalculable model has been sent to the
Hoard OF Admiralty, for their inspection, by the Duke
Of Gordon.
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.VOIICE Is HEREBI= GfTE=N.

'SNHAr at the next August Court OF Isle of Wight
County, at the courthouse thereof shalt sell at
Public AuctioD, Tor cash, SO auch Ofall
L.4.NDS 6 LOI'S,
IN that County, retarned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment OF Taxes from the year 1885, until the wear 1872
aswui be sufficient to discharge the ct Taxes
which shall then remain unpaid for the respective years
and 10 per cent per anu damages thereon, together
with the taxes ot the present wear.
The Sales will commence the first day Of the
Court, and continue rCntlay to day. until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
axes and damages, at any time before he Land shall
sbe sola list of delnquencies may be seen in the
CLERKS Office OF the County, in possession Of the
Subscriber, or in the Office of the Auditor Of Pebble
Accounts
JOSIAH HOLLEMAN, debstv for
JAMES JOHNSTON,
Sheriff Of Isle Of Hight County.
May 13.---wSwp
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FOE SALE.


PURSUANT to the last will OF RALPH WnrIhe-
4 ley, Esq. and OF his widow Mira. Eleanor Worm,.-
ley, deed. will be sold at Public Auction, without re
serve, at Rosesiil, Thursday the 18th day o the
present month, May, ii fair otherwise the first fair
day-Ali The Household snd Kitchen FURNITURE
OF the estates OF the said decedent together with the
liquor, provision and 2royenter laid in for family use.
post-chaise haruess and uur horses, ALSO two female
slaves, whohaye been accustomed to work in about
the Oyxc.
The Inventory of this properly is contained on eight
pages, and among the articles elegant pieces
OF plate, carpets, mahogany furniture, mirrors cut
glass, and complete sets OF Nankn and other China,
sc. SIC.
The sale will commence with the property of Mrs
Wormeieys estate, and continue day after, day until
complicated. A credit OF nine months viii be allowed
for Sums above 20S, upon the purchasers entering in
bonds, with approved security bearing interest trom
the date, but iipunctuay paid The interest will he re
leased; for purchases not exceeding 20S cash will be
required.
On Moadsy, the 10th day of June, will also Ne SOLD
upon the terms at the MsnsEn Lodge estate.
near Hanover .own, the Household AMI Kitchen r -,
nltnre that belonged To the Aforementioned r. r.
Worneley, deed. on that paptstoG--Also 10 or l2
well broke Mules, quantity Of Corn aud Fodder and
an elegant Clock, ofthe estate Of the said Eleanor
JNo CHEW, Ex'cr, sc.
OF An excellent Male Cook, for sale by nr;va,e
contract Nav 6. -it
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THE FAlTHFUL SLAVE.

When captain Pane OF gun.boat No. 100. taken
by British bargesnesr ST Aiarys and severely woun-
de himself had fallen the deck ofhs vessel 10y the
severe wound he received his waiting man who was
p;ssionatey attached to him, started up aud seizng
pike, exclaimed, you have killed my MASTER and
will revenge him-and instantly ran the British lieu
tenant ofmarncs through the body. lie then caped
overheard and amid shower Of shot, swan safe
and triumphant 10 tie American shore.
S0lfherl Patriot.
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NO IJUE
IS HEREBY GIVEN

TENHAT at the next August Court of Prince Edward
at Public Auction, for cash. So much of all the
LANDS g LOTS
In that county, returned delinquent for the nom
payment o. the taxes, prior to 1914, as will be
sufficient to discharge the arrears of taxes which
shall remain unpaid, and ten per centum damages
thereon.
The Sales will commence on the first day of the
Court, and continue from day day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber IS authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages, at any time beiore the land shall he
sold list of deInquencies may be in the Clerk
Office of the County, in posse ssioh OF the Subscri
Der, or, in the Office OF the Auditor of Public Ac.
counts.
JAMES NcDEARAfAN, ID. S. for
JOHN BOOKER
Sheriff Of Prince Edrrard COUNT.
Nav 10---w2Xyn
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LAND FOR SALE.
MOUNT COElFOR1

FESHAT handsome situation, oa the tsppshaunoek
a River, embracing the Glebe Lsming, in the low
er eud OF Essex coupty, containing S62 II acres OF
Valuable Lsud, on terms accommodating to the pur-
chaser.
There is this land an excellent stream for MIL
god dwelling house and barn. (alsiost new and g.
ther oathouses with s;orchouse and graary at tie
landing, being excellent stand for Mercantile bu.
slness-AlSO, promising young Apple and Peach
Orchard, Just beginning TO bear.
The River at this place. affords the finest Fish and
Oysters, aud msny other con,enences and adva agcs
too numerous tn mention hut further description is
deemed unnecessary, as 1t presumed that ANY person
wishing to purchase, will first view the premises.
Also, about so Acres OF Laud. adjoining M1nta-
gues. on which there improvements, suitable
for Mechanic.
The terms viii he made known on application 20
JOSEPH J.l.N-EI, 1,edr Borp,e,'S;
RQBERY ID or BI.N.S in J5'5a,liG, or 10
.3.NOS .N'EIpH.ALL, near -;fo,,iGsues.
Nav 13---,ySw
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NOYCN
IS HEREBY GIVEN.

IS HEREBY GIVEN,
'HAT at the next August Court of Prince Ed
4 ward Comfy, at the Court-house thereof, |
shall sell at public auction, FOR cash, much of ali the
LANDS 81 LOTS
In that county, returned delinquent tor the non-pay
ment OF the taxes Of the last year, will be sHcentto
discharge the otaxes which shall then remain
unpaid for that year, and ten per centurp damages
thereon, together with the taxes OF the present year
The sales will commence on the first day OF the
Court, and CONTINUE from day to day, until they shall be
completed.
The Subscribers authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold. list Gf denquences may be seen in the Clerks
Office sfthe County, possession of the Subscriber or
in the Office of the Auditor of Public accounts
JAS. MDEARhiAN, D. S Eay
JOHN BOOKER
Sheriff Of Prince Eiyard COUNTY.
Nav t3---,vSgn
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April 10.
so DOLLARS REWAKO.

EP AN-A-WAY from the Subscriber in Charleston.
a 3 Oh the Goth ut Negro Feu,v named
JASPER, or, Jasper LOFHT
lie Is well known in Richmond--he formerly belong
ell to John Page of Roosevelt, ia the coutg OF Gou-
cester, g afterwards belonged to Mr. Robe IT Johnson
OF Richmond, for about two years, from whom pur-
chased hiin--he isabou 81 years ofa;e, 5 feet or
inches high, OF yeiowIsh complexion and wen ieati-
red, has one or two Of his fingers crookedJasper
gentee in bis appearance and of good address spes
very deliberately rather looks down when sposen TO
had on when e clipped olive c0ored velvet cn,tee
with black cOlarand black covered buttons or a light
horne-spnn coee, drab coloIed Cashmere or nanteen
pantaloons, and black hat--but as he has other
clothes, and peEty OfmOney, he may change his Aae
and dress, and endeavor TO Obtain free Dasshe MAY
pass for Harness sr Shoemaker, Farrier or Stage
Driver, being competent to either employment He
has wife in Richmond, who stays at the Tavern on
she Governors I'LL, formerly Kept by Mr. Smfthers
the belongs to the widow Crouch--he may eHdeayor
TO make for that place, his wife was constantly wr
ting TO him. All persons are forbid haroring or Ia
king m oct Of the State the law will be rieidIy
enforced. The above reward and all reasonable ex-
pences viii be paid upon his being lodged in any iai
that imay get him.
SIMPSON MORRIS.
hail s
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GTYEN.

70 IIENEbI IIITEyV,
FHSHAT at the next August Court Of Goocl land
county, at the Conrt- House thereof shall sell AT
public auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS g LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the nonpav
ment OF taxes for the last year, vii be sufficient TO
discharge the arrears Of tax es, which shall remain ua
paid TOR that year, and ten per damages thereop
together with the taxessf the present year
The sales will commence on the first day of the
Court, and continue from day to day until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber IS authorised to receive all snch tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold A list of deinquences may be seen in the
Clerks Office Of the County, ii possession of the Snb-
sciber, OF in the Office OF the Auditor Of public ac-
counts.
JAMES CARTER,
SheriF Of Goochiad, or 5rle
Of his Deputies.
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Yalnable PROPERTY IN CIqrlottcsDIiII1e
FOE SALE.


VStHE SUBSCRIBER wishing (for the banee, -,
y Mrs t.stes's heaIth) to remove from Chsrlo.t.s.
vile, offers Tor sale, ''''eS'
THE VERY vii UHBLE S2,lAD
he at present occupies consisting Of one acre of ,
IN The centre off the Town-Ipon which there is 80
story stone house 80 by GO feet-a framed bonse IA
by 90 feet, connected by stone building ~ nv, In e..
making passage of one hundred and Ten ie,t-,h.
two iouses first mentioned, sre fitted I'D Ia s,,i, r.
Vern, with twelve rooms with places-Jn I'M, oi
lar, IS kitchen, ash-house, and lodging roo,n. G.
seiN"nts---imdcr tie passage is an excellent 6re-rr
cellar, arched over four feet thick.---A good ;csbon'
smo"s-house, &c. sc. Two large stabIes each Of ~
90 ieei--the situation and improvements ~ tbis H.,
are not confined to Tavern Keepine.-it ,youid Ill
the most eligible staud FOR merchant of auv in o.
iotteaslie. 1t unnecessary to say more unon ~;
so1eet-Persons inclined TO purchase, are inyitad T.,
come and view the prOperty--iiit is not soId 81 %
waite sale before the Goth May next It will or the g.
Monday nJune, be sold to the highest bidder ., ,h9
Bel Tavern IN the Cityof Richnorh Four ,ba,'.
sand dollars OF the purchase money will be reo,;rrI
when the deeus are executed---the balance I;,;,' -
two eqGa animal payments and satisfactorily s.crd
--.!or further particulars apply to Thomas f'avIo- -
itichInonr, who Will conduct the saIe
~ p. TRiPLETT T.. ESTES.
p. 5. ifa private sae; effected, ten DAVIS n@t;.o
will be given, previous to the frat Monday IL lane
Charlottesville, Nav I'D, 1"
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.NEW' .aDTERTLgEl IEN'Ts.
FOR SHE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

TAo eth instant, at f7ceFue o. clock, H. NJ
N the premises, A TRACT OFIAND, contain
" ing 124 acres, lying in Blackwel's Neck near Pa
munSey River, (fianover County, bounded by the
lands of Capt Oliver, Mrs Susan Turner and Mr..
Cunningham. The said tract of land is we-watere,l
and tnbered, with dwelling house thereon, 90 feet
square.
Twelve months credit will be given to the purcha-
Bond, with approved security, and Trust Deed
will be requlred-An ndisputable title will be made
by
n TURN Err
P 5. A Tract lying in Louisiana County, containing
200 acres, eight miles below the CourtHouse between
Y4ncey and Cookoesyle for sale on application 10 the
subscriber ar
May 13.--tds
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NOTICE-

VHvHAT by Virtue ola Deed of Trust executed to
4 Ue by Claudus Buster aud Ann his wifi. of the
county OF Nenawha, shall on Wednesl4y the 18th
Instant before the door OF the Bel Tavern in dis O.
~ between the hours Of 10 and O'clock Of that day.
proceed 70 expose TO sale by Public Auction, 10 tie
highest bidder for resdy money, the following tracts
pieces or parcels Of land, much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy MIR William McHenrv, assignee
OF Ro-ert Campbell the Of $500 with the iniere.,
Then due thereon, and the costs al charges sttendng
the execution OF th5 Trust that is sag One Tract
containing go acres, lying in the county Of Kenswha,
surveyed 10th Dec. 1886, adjoining the lands Of the
hers o. Leonard Belew, below Loop Creek, aud also
the Ireat kenswhs River Il Simmons Creek-Also
one other Tract, containing 900 acres, b. survey,
bearing date 2ih Feb. 1856, lying in the co,,nty a,
f sad, on the Great Kenawha River, and Loon
Creek.
SAMUEL M'CRAw, Trustee.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
4 n the Sd "Wednesday in May next, being Powha-
W tan Court day, the
TdYER.N .4ND SEVEN LOTS
thereto appertainng containing 50 acres land known
by the name OF .4'cter's Jauern, in the town OF
Scottsville, Powhaan county. This property lies in
the centre OF the town OF Scotsville opposite the c.
House, on the great western road The mails from
Lynchhurg and Halifax stop this place. and for inter
course OF travellers is one of the public stages in
Virginia.
he above property will be sold on credit of one
and two years; deed Of trust on the lots and houses
With bond and security to the purchase money
will be required. An indeleaeibe title will be made
to the purchaser At the time and place, the
undersigned Will offer Tor sale, quantity Of house hold
furniture and few slaves.
Wa. ARCHER,
Trustee g .Gyent
for MoSe conc. med
April 10. III,
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am happy to say oiSj General Kesne is tlting we'll
Cspt. Wyll,, OF the fsleers, military secretary 10
the late commander OF the forces. wi. have the honor
OF The delivering your lofishp these dispatehes
kuowng how much he eRoyed his esteem, and was in
las confidence from long experience of hs talents
ieel cannot do less than paw this tribute to what
conceive would be the wishes OF his lae general,
and 10 recommend him strongly to your lordship's
protection.
have, sc.
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IS HEREBY GIVEW,
YENTTAT Mt the next August Court Of Amelia Coun-
ty, at the Courthouse thereof shall sell at Pub
lie Auction, for cash, so much Of all the
LOTS e. LANDS,
In that county, returned delinquent Tor the noa-pav-
nent Of the taxes OF the last year. win be sufficient
10 discharge the arrears OF taxes which shall then re-
main unpaid, from the year 1857 x ten PEI. cent dam
ages thereon together With the taxes OF the present
ycar.
The Sales will commence on the first day Of the
Court, end continue from day TO day until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land shalt be
sold. st Of deiuquents may be seen in the Clerks
Office Of the said county, in possession Of the Sucr
her, IN TIE Office OF the Auditor Of Public Accounts
or, at the door Of the said Court-house.
p. L. TONNES, ds57ify Of
SAMUEL FORD.
Sheriff Of .7nieia Coi9iiy
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So fully convinced were the people in England that
New-Orieans was in possession of the British troops
that number of letters written to the officers
and others attached to the army and directed to them
at New-Orleans, and received at the Post-Ofice in
this city, by the British packet arrived at this port ON
Thursday. " /. .fap.
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CASTLNGS
IN IRON AND RRAcc

C.dIS 1IJFGS
IN IRON AND BRASS,
"A ND all sorts wrought Iron works, done at the Rich
"a mond Union air Furnace-nearly opposite the
Armory, where mll-works, both spun and beye gear,
can be executed with accuracy and Dispatch as well as
any other description of Castron works by leaving or
ders either at Toilet LEAFS store Petersburg Park
hill g Dunlops Richmond, or at the FoundeIy as a.
bove.
Two or three smart white Lads of about the age
o. 10 years, would be taken as apprentices to the
Casting Business-AppIy to
PA. SABBATON,
ma Foundry.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

SEE The 6ne new Ship MARH-ANN, Captain
ss fr'nne, about TO eomToeuce los,in,g at " ar
" wiek--has the principal part of her cargo
easy TO 30 on beard. For freight Of city or 60 hogs
heads or passage, having very oriaoie aveomno-
Hations, applyto ANDREW SMITH.
t'arv-si~tct Anri 2o-t
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JOHN LAMBERT.

- .IHjoF TelleTLt J0nhNllfllLRg,
Here fellows a long list OF the killed, wounded aud
missins.]
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FOR FALMOUTH.

And Market on the Continent, to th.a address Of
Gibson g Co. Oh Rotterdam.
Si1S- The fine Swedish Ship MINERVA, Cant.
b,,s,lss' Paterson franks on Lioyd's Books No ~,
will Immediately commence los,,ms at Cmy
Point For Sre'ght, apply TO PATRICK GIBSON
MAY eff
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he Subscribers haptng connected fAemsetv,
liz business, fDider the firm IF
WOCDSONl AM. STAPLES.

WOcDSON, .4.t;D STAPLES.
MEG leave 10 inform their friends and the public
y tliat they have opened Grocery Sore on Gary
Street, near the Basin where they propose also 20 10
business ON Commission. They solicit share of the
public patronage, bore (by tleir most diisent ex-
ertons) to give satisfaction in ansacng such business
as may he intrusted to their care.
STEPHEN WOODSON.
THOMAS STAPLES
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WESTUTkR FOR lS.9L =.

& y THm'sriy, The. first day Of Jlale rl-rs. nil
erf,se to bsbhc sale, on he PREMISES, dis ,ro.f
1Cfia6te, beoiuifn, ard desirable situation. IhTx
are 6y an 9if snf1'ep, Ujv1yfis Of