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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-10
EaRgIERs' BaNYc or VIHGEVI9.

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A NUMBER Of the stockholders Of the Pa a.
"a MgRs' HASK OF VIRGINIA., resident in Norfolk,
Petersburg and Fredericksburg, having called a
general meeting on Saturday the 7th OF July, for
the purpose o. altering or annullng one Of the
regulations adopted by the President and flirec-
tors, of the Farmcis Bank of VIrginia--at the
establishment of the Offices Of discount and dc
post, and subsequently sanctioned By the stock
holders themselves and It being deemed essen
tal to " the well ordering Of The affairs of the
Corporation that the subject at issue, between
the Farmers' Bank of Virginia, and some Of the
oinces sh' ID be thoroughly understood and de-
hmtiyeiy settled by full and fair representation
of the stockholders at large /; and as it may be
announcement for many oStEe distant stockholders
TO attend in person. on an occasion so important
to their interest-Hesolycd, that the Cashier do
cause 60 be published the form Of q power for
voting by proxy, and that it be respectfully re-
commended 20 such stockholders as cannot be
present at the said meeting, to appoint substi-
tutes
Eeractt firm Me .llimtes Of the Precedent and
Directors.
VIM. NEKERvIs, Cashr
9th june, 1915
FoTm ofHe po,Cer Of attorney.
KNOW all men by these presents that Of
do hereby appoint substitute or
proxy, TO represent at all meetings of
ilt 7t'DNH'iAeIo, o. inc Farmers i5alls OF VIZ
gna, andGn name and behalf 90 vote re-
spectpS the euacting, repeating or amending
such bye-laws, ordinances or regulations, as may
be deemed necessary and convenient for the TO
ycrnment ofth saiG Bans IN witness whereof
b.reunto set hand aud seal this
day Of
in pre- presence ,e'o of (sea)
Form q affidavit, ioooif.
a. y. personally appeared before me magis-
tratc for said and made oath, on the holy
Eyangclists Of Almighty God, that shares
Standing IN name on tie books, Of tho Far
mers' Bank Of Virginia, arc ready aud J9aa-fde
our property, and not held ia name,
Tor any purpose ofirNid or coDGivance.
NIB. the stock he held as Ezor or Trustee,
he affidavit must state datit is boIa5fd5, The
property Of the E<t4le in person, in whose name
q stands, on dic books o.. &c said Bank.
June = g
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SAFE BY AUCTION.

On Saturday, 1OH ,y,u1e, zee stat c65r .foY
salc at the BEL 1aurH,
A VALUABLE
T2.f gT or LIND,
Containing TWEETYLrWO ACRES. more Or
less, fouc 81 which arc cleared and highly ,oa.
nured--itis six miles from Richmond. on IN,
Turnpike Road leading 60 The Deep Run Coal PITS
The terms will be made know, at the t.no and
place OF sale.
MURPHY & SCOTT, y.M.
Jude 3 a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-10

The following singular article, iscopied from The
Acadian Recorder Of the 18th ult. The rea.
der cannot but with us admire the exact pre-.
eision with which the writer in October last.
penetrated tie views and predicted the conduct
ofBonaparte and bis Grand Msrslsls Indeed
no one, uniformed of the fact OF which there
is no doubt, would have believed that this arti-
Gle was written and published several months
before The return Of Bonapmte 70 Tie throne Of
France. tits certainly the truest prophecy we
have everm with
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-10
MARRIAGE.

On TOE 95h ultimo at Staindrop, Moses
Moore, Of IIeighington, to Elizabeth Shaw,
Of Bernard Castle moor. The nuptiaI joys
Of this happy couple were fastened by The
generosity OF a British tar. The parties
were engaged 20 each other, and il was
agreed that the wedding should take place
al Easter, but Cupid ordained it otherwise.
The signing swain being directed by the
" god Of love- TO pay a visit to his fair
one, obeyed the mandate, and after having
renewed his vows, it was proposed that in
company with few friends they should
gUto view the monuments Of tbe church.
Rumor. ever ailoat, instantly stated tae
parties we're gone TO get married. a gap
'ns niItitudcwas presently coiiectedround
fhe doors Of The sacred building, 70 see the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-10

LIVERPOOL, lingo April I.
The hon. captain Percy has been tried
by British court martial for the loss of
hisship, the Hermes at the Mobile-honor-
ably acquitted, and his conduct approved.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-10

Dramatic.-Kean and Miss O'Neiil have
so entirely engaged the town Of late, that
they have superseded al introduction of
new plays. Authors therefore, VINO have
any fling upon the stocks, must entirely
change the nature of their performances,
rs nothing goes down but tragedy-pure
and entire tragedy.
When the pOpulace were attacking the
house of the Lord Chancellor, it seems the
9 delays Of chancery were forgotten total
". Not one new affidavit was fled and
no person was ever seen more expeditions
inPdtting an end to the business by an ap-
peal to the se1eant.
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Foot race. Mr.. Hunt, member of the
Merry Club, undertook for a considerable
wager to run mile in FIVE minutes, which
ne accomplished with apparent ease, on
the Clapton Road, in twenty seconds un-
der the given time. Belts and 10 to 1
against him. The club afterwards partook
of asumptuous breakfastat Mermaid, Hack
ney.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15

your duty. and eaii,;rue to spte and eonfsm
your hesrers in the truths OF The Divine law
which arc the noble bond of union between the
outics OF lite and the expectations OF eternity
=" Hertig Gs'riemsn Of me Honorable Glass of
Cif;-eHs,
lie assured nf my distinguished favor for
your Conduct AMI your exert ions your efforts
nave nav. irssiaen,ly been iTpeded by The general
situation Of affairs under other circums,ancs.
eley hare recovered their former activity. I'm
ger ooth situations, you have known how TO dis
,inSu.sh what was to be attributed to YOUR
Heil is'nns i>i''gy and what to the pressure df
ciresi.sistances- The reposc which the world
now enjoys gives you secure prospects and adj.
'an,tageous mtcrcouscrs, and will open new and
ricn Sesourses, to the country. The occupation
OF industry cannot flourish amid the din ofarms
peace alone cherisbes aud gives them value. Eve
~ class OF citizens is 4 link in the chain which
binds the State together, and by the side of the
sword OF the warrior, the Hag OF ee merchant
industry. -
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LoNnoN. septembcr 1s.


Two cnstomhouse officers met last THURSDAY
on the road from Greenwich to London q covered
wagon, and INSISTED on cSarninmg e, which iae
conductor disputed they, however, at last broke
open the hinder part OF il, when a monstrous
Bear jumped out, -clasped one of the officers 10
his breast, ard gave him somevio,ent hugs, We
~ much to The amusement of the crowd collect
ed to observe the seizure; and he would have
been more essentially injured ifthe conductor had
not, after some time interferred. 4 =
II is calculated that this government will re-
ceive nine millions sterling, as her part OF tie
contributions levied on France, which we are in
hopes VIII render the income tax for the ensuing
year unnecessary.
The Arch Duke Charles win be married the
18th inst.
AMSTERDAM, Sept.6.
Our fleet, commanded by Admiral Tullekan,
which has been employed in the Mediterranean
Us about returning home
s. LoypoNS SEPTEMBER 9.
We arehappy to announce that Lord Castle
rcagh win not suffer much from the effect OF his
late accident, which was experienced whilst
walking to the Champs Elisees; a horse kicked
him twice, and with great force, just above The
knee. II is our opinion that nothing COULD be
more unfortunate, not only tor England, bat for
all Europe, than TO be deprived OF the talents and
services ofthis great man - Courier.
LEoHoaS, August IL.
Several vessels from Smyrna have arrived in
our port, bringing entire families from that place
y is not known yet what has occurred there, but
the foreign consuls have been obliged TO retire
without the walls of that city.
RAsrAnr, Sept 8
Letters from Wurtembtrg, announce the arri-
val ofJeiome Bonaparte at Elleyangen, and add,
that he win be under the superntendanceo Sc
verai companies ofthe Royal W,r' emburg guard.
Paris, Sept ID.
The approaching marriage OF the Prince Of
Orange with the grand duches OF Russia, is spo-
ken ofwiih confidence
The jews of the Legations of the Marches
have sent deputation to Rome, TO congratulate
the pope on the late events.
In different directions trials are taking place,
and arrests effected to stop the seditous cries
and acts of the people. At Montauban, Arnaud
Fecourt and Madame Raymond, have been charg-
81 with throwing oil of vitriolout of their win
dows on some females, who were singing praises
TO our good king.
Marshal Suchct was on the 9th irst at Cler-
mont Ferrand, with several officers of his staff.
Nantz is occupied by the Prussans their
men are in barracks, with the exception OF few
companies, which with all the officers are quar-
tered on the inhabitants.
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Cobenbdgen, Stbf. /
CalaItsroE, Nov. 8.


arrived at this port yesterday, the ship ss.
VsIn'sh, captain Green IN so days from Liverpool
received The london Globe, Star and Statesman
OF tne 18Th September, SIX days later than had
peIore come to hand.--No political events have
uahspired, either in England or on the continent
siDce our last adyiccs, to which importance can
De attached. Extracts will be found in the pre-
esding columns
we have been favored with a Liverpool price
current ofthe 10th September received by the
soove arrival, American produce, particularly
yEJ,.eons' Continued IN pretty good respect. Sea
Islands, fine, Be- Sd, ~ As good, 81 Id. IN q.
% nidsiing, 2 lea CpLSa hswss ". 100
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15
LATEST FRoM FRANCE.

NEw-foRK, November 9.
Last evening arrived ut this port the schr
Transit capts Sloat, in 80 days fr Nantz. BY her
the editors of the Mercantile Advertiser have re-
cefyed Paris Papers to thes17th of September,
and Nantz ito the 18th containing London
dates to Sept. IL. They furnish very little in
tellgence OF a'generaily Interesting nature
General Ney, continued in the prison Of the
Conciergere. lie was allowed the privilege o.
walking in the colirt alone, at the time when the
other prisoners we're confined in their chambers
or cells treaty ofpeace had not been conclu-
ded on the 18th of September
=" 1t is thought says the Journal de Gand, that
The negotiations for peace will be carried on di-
rectiy between the King in person and The Allied
Powers ; and that this mode of negotiation has
been saetermned upon il he council ofminisers
portsnt concessions which il is for tie interest Of
France"
:. Frslch funds per cent conscls 90 80 Bank Ac.
tons 1885 1910.
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Brranslated for the Mercantile Advertiser.
pacis Chr <

Paris, Sept. Is.
On the 11th Of thismonth, three persons attach
ed TO the English Prince Regents household ar
rived here from London
We understand, that Gen. Count de Tolstov ;s
France.
Field Marshal Butcher arrived on the 10th
INST. at Caen, when the place was illuminate
On the 18Th, several corps ofthe Russian army
Psssed inc department OF La Meurthe, on their
way from France.
LII, Inc Arch Duchess Maria Louisa was riding a.
Dout the country IT Baden or the 4th September
where she was 10 remain until the middle of The
month. '"'1Ns " ~ :
London, September 70.
fuohc funds-5 per cent consois SIS 331.2
omnum z, 6 g. rs premium.
per cent consols S. l-2-Omnium 6. 7.s.
. ne funds have experienced sudden advance,
onhhIum, which closed yesterday at s, 70 hayo
advanced to 1-8. The house Of Mr. = inter.
ested IN the commerce OF Russia suspended nav.
ment yesterday. This failure IS NOT the oniy
instance arising from the distress OF commerce
Lsrd Castleieagh is still confined to his house
by the Commissions that he received from a horse.
put we nave the pleasure to add, that there is
nor tie least danger to appreiend for his lord
mp, Hilu mat he IS able 10 attend 70 business.
SEPT. IL.
'''SAihui IcNciftt q ~ eve York Dapcr oil
me 3OthJuly, and one from Norfolk of the An Of
august They contain no news, and are filed
only with speculations as 20 The period of the
commencement ofhostilltiss in Eiirote. and the
probable event Of tie war.
C'drIsf7I5e, s4sig. 81.
tembtrg.
Copenhagen, sept 1.
Two 1.-THE persons whom the police had ca,Is.
cd TO be arrested IN the month of June. for being
concerned in the riot which then took place be.
fore the hotel ofthe English minister, which was
illuminated on account Of the victory obtained by
tDe aired afmes over the French, have been sem
teiiced to Imprisonment for cons,derabIs time
upon bread and water.
London lSsbs. 9.
- % Saturday the prohibition sganst carrying to
france naval stores and equipments, had not yet
Desa tasen oh BY the admiralty, and was consi
aefeu as extending 70 tie model Of a steamboat.
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to Paris TO solicit her husbands liberty
has received passports for Austria, and
has set out for he- destination. ~ Z
A letter f,rm Rome of the 26th, says
!" A depstatioR from the Jews of the
Marches, and the Roman legations, was
admitted on the goth to an audience of
the holy Father, who received them with
much beuevolence."
Yesterday Lord Castlereagh's steward
arrived at the foreign Office, with despatch
es from the Duke Of Wellington and Lord
Castlereagh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15

mhhAl (ci devant riUiV1 -.
Marshal Suchet was still at Clermont
Ferrand on the 9Th inst. with several Off
GERS ofhis staff
A lew nights since quarrel took place
IN the palaIs royal, between "a Prusslan
otlcer and a citizen but some Russian
soldiers who occupied the post in the grand
court, seconded by a strong patrole Of na-
tional guards, in short time restored or
der. The gates oftie garden were shut,
and several person suspected Of having
been the inst!gators Of this quarrel, have
been arrested and conducted to the per-
lecture Of police.
The meek dachsss sfRsssanO who came
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15

he following interesting document is cop;ed
from = i-otdon paper ofthe first of septcn,ncr
we DO not recollect to have seen il re. publish
ed IN any OF our papers :-Ez Poss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
Loss Of the Bengcl k:d:aman.

The following is an extract Of a letter
from captain George Nichols, giving the
particulars of that unfortunate event:
s. The Bengal had By dint of great ex-
ertieu, completed her landing on the
coast, aud iaine,l the first feet at Point
lie Gaiie, and the whole were to have
,aiiel on the 10Th January last, under
coavoy of the Malacca frigate /; my pas
,enger, were all on board, and all was
clear and ready for starting.
= UNins to there not being sufficient
space IA the spirit room, four or five small
casks Of liquor had been slowed in the
sun room, aad covered over with bags of
ice fox security: as measure OF pre-
caution, the gunner was directed to look
1t these, and ascertain It they we're all
safe, and he since reports them tc have
oeeu all tight aud dry.
S The largest cask, however, contain
ins about 81 Or IS gallons of rum, and
standing onits end, did not seem, as the
gunner thought, to have its buns quite
;rmiy in, and he struck it. a blow to
drive it farther into the cask; instead OF
,eing in, the bung few out, and the spi-
| lit rushing forth, caught Ere from a Ian
itnorn which he had held in his tand at
the time; all was instantly in flames !;
and though every possible ezertion was
promptly made to arrest the progress of
The flames, in less than an hour the ship
was 50 far destroyed, that she sunk in a
blazing ruin
:: The ships company behaved admira-
toly: they were to man orderly 4 obe-
llient not man quilted the snip or re.
Taxed from duty to the last moment.
| The number Of sufferers was unhap.
oily great, fear upwards Of 20. primer.
|pallY accustomed Dy the sinking of boats
|aloaaside, although some persisted in
consequence ofthe dreadful rapldity with
(which the fire spread through the ship
lCapta;n Newell, Of the Alexandria,
lgrieve to say, is amongst the sufferers
as also Mr.. Barker, second mate OF the
Isurry. and M. Miller, midshipman Of
1.-The Bengal; Gao master, and lieutenant
| 4 the Malacca we're drowned, 1t IS
LATTER this melancholy detail, some conso
alton To reflect, that aH the females and
helpless children were saved.
/ g + escaped 81 the last moment, AND
lid not preserve ! single article, except
ling the clothes in which | stood.--not ever
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03

JvsDAY, Ayeusr s,
,,a MADISON.

National Intellistncer IN.
~ ut tl,c President and his Ia.
sss ~ ,,.s,e,l for a few weeks t. their
I've .s ,s &c MONTPELIER, in Viz
WI lar. Madison employ the lei
gs s., sTs.s,ss, by the retreat, as he Is ca
Z. 3 ,.s;ua. happy for the nation over
n % !, s s,ses;aes Mil be the intneace
ltslss q s AMI retire ettt. An opror-
.l 49, ,.s,y plscca before him Of repair
ssiss, :, .s 'sS whicIi fmtuaate cnun-
s ~ "a brsaslt upaa nc anion. + ne
f J, NJ IS rsc.llertion ths gi"T;aussna
gu '' '.'s ,ps;, isia- of kis csrrer. a Just
,ns;sa tsai. ~ lately swayed him
,s.'' s; saul. Surely be cannot wish
!! s .. =, Of brightpess and a meri-
81 !, -, solsa,iar shall close BY an esen-
! ~ .,srkr obscgfAssou and uminous
4 y 'sS !, LIS e;:s stasnto the geacr-
q l|l: :'so,l.vs :. liisrswr bosoas He may
~; s wsfsstE tIae raaisstic spectacle Of
''.a man resaa,ic ihs lsis -rrsfs. =
n s IT, o. ! calculation at has weak
'' *. a..iscsrs OF iil.sass,ire are nh
''',' - 4 work .--fnsy will bave war -
g, rs 4, sfprcy are already Tapping
is,lrxes aiays IN transport aud whet-1
Nj. beats Gpon the ruins Of the ca
st 4 Observation-Disclosures may re-
= - ,s,,a their s:ssilas. aNl chase them
y is, j, .,sr peaceful haxnts. Mr.. Ma
.sybss il nas.-ia his power to sIyc tie
S y i.,lpalse TO- the destiaies OF eae
. .a BIZ castisasiiass peace with SIN
srtS and good faitll; b aeprolaiating
sss astsaiy tie public revenues to a
s y: Of & tie public debt. by eacour-
I'm q ric.lltaee, commerce and manu-
sss 8 ana finally By icg;siating for
Il xdiioa s,ld 70 luasef fu,sa pasty, he
.svolase tsie g. Ssates enee again on
s NOS; euviable footing. Ca, the eisc-
~ i IS. .aosler vvisgiDia president stand
assnpstisloa with this gieaous object ?
i how eaa a ruler sinking into the
Eaw, rpssioly sacrifice tie cause of tie
,slis Is the amSitiva Of q hellow friend
N iaa rsasiass OF a few oi{ice-kuntsrss
|lystity, c,,uida man SO act. weald be-
Iry tat hs boa@hti his own c.cc,s;..fipa BY
|G.da himself TO SECURE The succession
It.sfi,ae Il has taken MIR. Madisonia-
|srh psias Ia biast his wsll-earneti re-
|s.tatse. A stragsiesccan a.Gac resain
|Mbats.e stlassyie, wsait be worthy OF
|asA . asasshe osaSs was.
l1sisissa .Maerra.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03

The following is the translation ofa az
ticle handed Us in manuscript, BY
gentleman who received it from his
correspondent III sraia.--Rha. pap.
The king our lord, has been pleased to
order that every French vessel that now
is in the ports Of tho Spanish monarchy.
or that may hereafter enter them: be at
Liberty to return to their destination, pro-
yided their commanders make itappcar
that they sailed from the coasts of France
l,esore tie Goth of March of this year !:
and that every vessel of the same nation
That had sailed from the ports thereof
since tie entry of the Usurper in Paris,
Re tie,aiaei in ours by way OF reprisal to
s.ade,anisy the spaniards, who have sui
i;erea ia their property by the rsquisl-
|,iols OH the invasion by France. his
i,ns;es;y, on coming to this discrimination,
as thought proper to make tins dist'ne'
lion. as the first has come to Spanish
ipmts with the innocent purpose to trade
tand that the second, it is very probable:
,5eine seditious commissions from Bona,
parte. circumstance of which our lort'
1.-The king wishes to be kept informed, y,
loraer to cut og all communication "iu
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J paper Was. saved tse.a tks general a
Piracy and Murder.
ST.. ,THoMAs, June ~, 1875.

WHEREAS, on the night Of the 18th
(of April last the English schr. Sisters, q
|St.a Thomas, johannes Beck, master, wtIik
lat anchor at the Island Of Rlant0, tor
the purpose Of taking in grass for a cargo
lot Mules, was attacked BY q Launch
with 40 men, when IS Of the crew be-
sides the master were cruelty murdered,
and only one man saved by swimming
on shore.-1t was supposed the Launch
was from Margaritta, and that the said
schr. was sent to carthagerfa. The schr.
Sisters, was painted black, with two
white streaks, Philadelphia built Of liz
tons register, about two years old, newly
coppered and copper fastened, q scrall
head, no cabin windows, The cabin neatly
finished with white pine, the fore mast
fish'd from the steRSfeet above the deck.
her hides and mouldings uncommonli
we'll finished. !
For the sake of humanity, II is request
ed that governors Of Islands, Magistfases|
and others, should the vessel come mith-|
in their jurisslictinn Immediately to de- 4
tain Ter ard give information to James
Miller, o. St. Thomas, G. Comes, BARGE
lona. Robinsen and Belt, Curaco, Johnl
Bayard, JacSiirtnsl. Duncan MIntash.|
Aux Cages, WIN. French, Cape Henry.|
S1essrs. Essless x Go. Jamaica, or anyl
Of his Il. 8. MIesty's vessels Of war;
80 as the vessel may DE restored to thel
owner, and the perpetrators punished IN
the most exemplary manner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
Rich Lace Goods, &c.
ROGERS 81 LEWIS.

A RE now opening beautiful assert
ment of Elegant LACE GOODS.
&C. viz--4-4, Ga, "a and Setback and
white best English Lace Wells, Shawls,
half Sbawls and 'Trilning Laces--
also,
Grape Palevines and Shawis, richly
embroidered with Chinele Silk, net half
Handkerchiefs with beautiful palmet
Borders-Biack Bo,abazine, &c. &c
all which are Just received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap. tor
cash.
August 8.
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For Freight,
w. F. Thornton,
N. c. a. Book.

M ESPECTFULL Yinforms his friends
tI that he has lately taken his brother
A. +. THORNTON Of Fredericksburg, -
a partner in trade---1he business will iH
future be conducted in this place md in
Fredericksburg, under the arm VI ~, Nv
THoarror, Go.
June l6.
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re-:
500 vt. Refined Camphor
100 VT. Calomel
SEQ Bottles Castor Oil
500 ditto Olive Oil
500 VT. English Camomls Flswsra
900 VT. Sweet Spirits Of Nitrs
eco VT. Salt of Tartar
500 vt. Cream Of Tartar
500 VT. Best yellow Bark
400 wit. Carolina Pink Root
500 VT. Fresh Anniseed
so vt. CanthaIides
600 vt. Flour of Sulphur
5000 VT. Glauber's Salt
1000 VT. Italian Juniper Berries and
Oil
!, 700 W.T.. White CASTLE Soap
1900 W.T.. Oil Of Vitriol
500 W.T.. Strongest Aqua Forts
1000 VT. English Blue Vitriol
500 wit. French Verdegris.
1000 papers Fill and Wafer Foxes
eo00 VT, Virgin Sulphur for Powder
makers
200 gross assorted Walls ~.
eco ditto Vial Corks
100 VT. Fresh Eutmegs
100 VT. Velvet Sponge
900 dozen assorted Teeth Brushes
&c. &c. &c.
June l6.