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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
in and near Paris, much exceeds at the

In and near Paris, much exceeds at the
present moment, half the population Of Pa
ris. If their number increases in the ratio
1t has done for the last week, it will quite
equal it. TINS is one of the consequences
OF the three months reign of BOnaparte.
Courier ,Iuty Ii.
The aim of the Paris papers seems to he
TO sow, ifpossiblc, discord between the al.
lied soyereigns. No sooner has the eope-
ror of Russia arrived than they attribute
to him alone the preservation of their mo-
numeuts aud their riches last year, adding,
that il is upon him their dearest hopes rest
at present. What that mistaken princi-
. pie of magnanimity has cost Europe in
blood and treasure, we Iteed not state
And ifthe same principle be persisted in;
we shall have the same result next year.
The Prussians had made dispositions to
destroy the bridges of jena and AusterlitZ,
but g one hour after the arrival of the emp
error of Russia" say the Paris papers, or
ders were given to put an Immediate stop
e. them" This is another of the attempts
of the Paris journalists to consider the en-
peror Alexander as the author of every be-
nefit conferred upon them. AS the Prus-
slams had made these dispositions, it is OBJ
vious that any order to discontinue them
would emanate from their own sovereign.
This order to discontinue them seems to
have proceeded from some compromise by
which the names of the bridges are to be
changed.-B.
His royal highness the Prince Regent,
acting in the name and on the behalf of his
majesty. has been pleased to grant his roy
al charter to the chamber of commerce OF
this city, under the style and the title OF
&c The Corporation of the Chamber of Com
merce of limerick This, we believe, is
the first charter granted to any such mer-
camille body in Ireland, and by being thus
legalized, this highly respectable associa-
tion WILDE enabled to render still more eff
fectual protection and encouragement to
the trade and commerce of this city, alrea-
dy so much indebted to their exertions.
T;.,a,-,.l. l1I,,o,Ts,,-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23

The number of passports already grant
ed by the French ambassador. amounts Tn
nearly two thousand, and they are obtain
ed gratis with much facility. The score
tary of states Office adheres TO the former
plan of demanding fees aud written appli-
cations.
Two light houses are now being erected
in the Isle of Man-one upon the Calf.
and the other upon Point Corsil. near
Loeb Ryan, Blue flags with white souarn
IN the middle, are now hoisted on lofty
stalls, IN the centre Of the scites.
The sum required to be sent out Of the
kingdom for the present subsidies, and the
subsistence Of tie army, is computed to
amount to one million per month. coined
into Louis d'ors.
Distribution of Medals. While artists
are designing medalions of honor for our
brave fellows abroad, CARrER viii. ON
the 10Th of July, have to distribute thou-
sands of golden ones of king GEORGE To
our good fellows at home. lf ever There
were a moment when fortune might be
confidently propitiated it is surely the pre-
sent. 8, Ciaring-cross.
1t must have occurred TO the observation
OF our readers, that the antiuuafed an
pearancc Vt grey hair Is become, IN man
ner, entirely out Of fashion to those who
are nnacqUainted with the cause, the fol-
lowing fact may not be undressing Mr..
Atkinson, No. Is, Gerrard-street. Soho
square, has succeeded introducing a veqe-
table preparation which changes erey or
red hair, 90 brown or black. Those who
are sceptIcal Of 50 peculiar phenomenon,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23

NEWLY ORR, Sept. IS.
q rom 1o'Gon PAPERS 10 ne 4th If lu4fst, ,sce;t,
'fed .os tde 09fee IF Me Euehne- Post, Gv The
/. B'1tfsh Packet from Fainonth. gI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
DWDE.N, R0YALrsTREET, ALEXANDRIA,.
NE DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1915.
q T A S TIE !!
We haus 5ast received by the Brig Pre-.
sdcE, Capt. Rose, freni JNadeiru--

We havs jast received by the Brig PRE-
sdeE, Gapt. Rose, freni .Madeiru- I
| ! R Ba2f &. I E wI NtgH''A
From the houses Of Blackburn, Anglin
and Murdock, Youle, Wardrep & Co.
imported by Messrs. Bowie and Kurtz,
of this place, and considered equal to a.
ny wine imported for sale, for some time
past
We haze ulso in Stsre,
pipes and half pipes south side ditto,
imported into Newly ork before the war,
and considered equally good.
25 cases Martinique white and red No
yeau Cordial, Of a very superior quality.
The lovers of this article are invited
to try it.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
A few kegs Picked Lemons, of a very
good quality, and cheap in comparison
to their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, Of a choice qua
lity.
geo bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia
bic use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Wits
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
aT. AS in cur first outset we observ-
ed, 1--WE now repeat) that we do not wish
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate our
customers, SO as to promote their inter
est as well as eur 6wn.-Ehe above
choice articles worthy the appeLtatioa Of
good, together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for sale'by
HYATT g WILSOT,
GEaReErowS, Corner of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1875. tt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
A GREAT BARGAIN.

>
I will Sell, for the benefit of my Sen, the
following valuable PROPERTY, viz.
397 acres valuable Land, on
the White Oak Swamp, being one & half
miles from Charlotte Hall. This land
has been found from experience as healthy
a situation as any part of Maryland; it
has within 50 Yards of the door remark
bly, fine spring noted by travellers & others
to be equal to any water in America, it
is we'll tiusbesed and vaterea, some va
liable swamp land, a good Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Farm, &c. &c.
ALSO,
One hundred and fiity-fve Acres Of va
liable LAND, near Bryan Town.
Charles County, Md. There is on each
Of those Plantations good Orchard, &c.
ALSO,
| will sell or hire 81 valuable NEGROES.
A credit will be given for greater part
efthe purchase money so as to suit pur-
chasers, by giving bond and security
possession given at the end of the year.
Ifthe above land is not sold By the last
day Of September, it will be to remit
will rent my plantation on Wecomice
sPiver to a good tenant, for term OF
y, sars--A further description is deemed
unnecessary as purchasers can view the
premises.
]. A. NEALE.
August 8. 2awSt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
To. Rent

UyHE STORE under the house no,
occupied by Thomas Herbert, ESQ.
at the corner of Fairfax and Cameras
streets, tits incomplete order. Posses.
sion to be given Immediately.
ALSO,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meron street, extending from Fairfax
to Union streets; they will berented for
a term of years or for ever on reasonable
terms-Cameren street will be paved
during the summer. For terms apply to
Mr.. Thomas Herbert or the subscriber.
n. Herbert.
August 9 Gavin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Grand National Lottery.

WILL commence drawing in Baltimore
On Monday next, 98th inst. and will
continue to draw three times a week
until finished, and at least 600 tickets
each day.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
5 prizes of s 10000 each
2 prizes of 10000 each
10 prizes of 5000 each
IS prizes of 1000 each
so prizes of 500 each
Besides the usual proportion Of lOO,-50
30, &c.-p.Not two blanks to
plze.
The first drawn 10000 blanks are
each entitled to prize Of s 10.
p Present price Of Tickets S 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Hugh Smith = Co.
|'Ssh Drugs and Medicines
\! William Harper, jun.

'uecary and Druggist, Alexandria,
rr,o Fairfax-street,
|" lately received a general as
n \ ; s0rment of Drugs, Medicines,
Furniture, Walls, Dye Stutfs. &c.
b, q daily expectation of a very ex-
i supply, which was selected froin
vs. ilaportatisns, and will warrant
Dc pure and genuine. aud the
,,a as lew as they eaa be purchased
s ss.r qaali'y) in the district. A
3s su't given to physicians and ner-
~ y the country. and their orders
~ With the utmost care q. atten-
S5ou'try produce will DC received
ssi aS'sss cash price in payment for
e,a1 sop VT. Of the FIRST quality
H. . IN aaad at a reduced price.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Grand Masonic Lottery,
FOE ERECTING
A NJ AS o NC HALL
In the City Of Baltimore.

10 Present price Of Tickets s 10.
PRIZES IN THE
Liberty Engine House LOTTERY,
Received in payment for Tickets in Ell
ther of the above Lotteries.
Tickets for sale by
r. GRAY.
Opposite the Washington Tavern,
king-Street.
Aug. &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Notice.

TyHE creditors of Bede Clements,
decd, are hereby notified, that a
dividend arising from the estate will be
made on the first day of next month, on
anplication to the subscriber, after which
aay. no new claim can be admitted.
THOS. IRWIN.
August ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Valuable Lands for Sale.

Valuable Lands for Sale.
ON the 18th of September, if fair, if
not the next fair day, will be sold to
the highest bidder,
Part Of a Tract Of LAND,
OF John Hawley, deceased, supposed to
be $50 Acres, (but the area will be as.
certained prior to the day of sale,) five
miles west Of Centreville, Fairfax county,
Virginia, on Elklieking Run. AS no
person will purchase without viewing the
property, description thereof is deem
ed unnecessary-one third of the amount
of sale will be in hand, and the balance
in tive annual payments.
ROBERT LATHAM
and Ex'rs.
JAMES M.KIM,
Also 400 Acres,
Adjoining the above Land with valuable
improvements, will be sold on the same
day.--The terms of payment and posses
sion .yill be made known on the day OF
sale.
BARTON d. HAWLEY,
and
I.s,tE; TEssNRR.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Ten Dollars K eward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living
in Alexandria, sometime in Aug ust, a
dark iron gray HORSE, very light about
the head, about 9 years old, between IS
and l6 hands high, his left hind ankles
are swelled, the right hind heel is split
very much. 1t is supposed he has gone
towards Leesburg, as he was seen going
that read. | will give the above rewar
to any person that will return said horse
GEORGE TAYLOR,
Poplar Hill, near Alexandria.
September 4. eO3tx
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to bis formed
stock, the following GOODS, viz.
EBLACk, blue and snuff-colored Lon
I'D don Cloths
Blue and blue-nixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, rery cheap
One do. white and colored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton CassImeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish Sliirtings
Al and 7-9 Irish Linens
Sattinets, kersenctts, & domestic Glng-
hams.
June so.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
CHEAP Broadcloths.

Cheap Broadcloths. F.
nF almost every color. just received
y y from Boston where they were pur-
chased for less than cost and charges to
import. and will be sold at small AID
vance, by
Rogers & Lewis.
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
SALES AT vENDUIE:.

~, e4,ey'g INeSudy uItt1 eoe'J,
:" WILL BE SOLD,
,.aa yendue Store, corner OF Prince
N w and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
nbu Goods, Groceries, sc:
..,,!ars Of which will be expressed In
the bills of the day:
20 All Kind Of goods which are on
..';,,t;on and ths prices Of which are
nalassM.,hed. can at any time be viewed
s - rarehased at the lowest limitation
ibdPTiees. = M.psrR1I.RR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
HqRyMONY OF IyyYrS

Died, short time since, in Cambridge, n.
York, Mr. Solomon Cronge. of wound in the
hand, by the cut of scythe, which occasioned
was most singular in the life
OF the deceased, was the fact, that he MARRIED
two sisters, with each of whom he lived alter
nstely week at atime, during the whole period
OF his connubial connection, and by each OF
whom he had thirteen children The two farni.
lies, whose houses were not very distant from
each other, maintained the utmost harmony and
affection between them, and were all present
1.-TWO wives and &c children) at the funeral of
their common husband and parent, whom they
followed in moufnful procession TO his grave. :.
Vermont RepOrt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
from Camp Pendleton, Hanb

EhEsERTED from Camp Pendleton, Hanbye,
~ county, three soldiers:
ISAsfC CURTIS, FIVE feet four inches high
dark eyes, dark hair, sallow complexion, by pro.
lesson farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-
Ina.
THOMAS ,N:4yWcE, five feet eleven inches
ngh, dark blue eyes, Light hair, and by profession
a farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina
JOHN C.94R, five feet ten inches high. Is
years ofage, blue eyes, dark hair, far complex
on, was enlisted by Cotonci Hamilton, North Ca
rolina, Surry county it is expected that the abo,
deserters have gone the ro,,te towards North Ca
roliua, andwhosoever will spprehend the above d.
5erters, and deliver them to any officer in tbe
United States army, shall receive the above re
ward--or FIFTY for either of them.
JOHN .PE.WDLETON.
Lieut. Sd RiRs RegL
August s. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
Oct so
RUMFORD ACADEMY-

The term At this seminary, for the next wear
will begin on the 18Th Jan. and end on the i5h
Dec. following, with the usual vacation. The
course viii comprise the Latin Language, the g.
Elementary branches Of The English, and ucI,
Of the sciences rs are commonly taught IN the hest
schools The literary der artment viii be conduct.
ed BY Mr. Ro. Garlick Hill, whose steady habits &
mental attainments combine TO recommend him
as an able instructor Of youth. Terms for board
including bed and candles $50. Tuition $50
TO be paid quarterly in advance Notes Of hand
win be be expected Of them who find Il imconve-
nient to send the entrance money. The situation
IS as healthy as any whatever
RICHARD HILL.
5th Nov. 1915, sw'.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
MISCELLANY.
FnON run " nEBREw MELoDIEs".
on WEEp F0R THOsE.

Oh weep for those that wept by Babel'sstream,
Whose shrines are desolate, whose land dream /;
Weep for the harp of Judah's shell;
Mourn-where their God hath dwelt, the God.
less dwell!
And where shall Israel lave her bleeding feet
And when shall Zion's songs again seem sweetl
And Judah's melody once more rejoice
The hearts that leap'd before Its heavenly voice
TRIBES OF the wandering foot and weary breast
How shall We flee away and be at rest1
HE wild dove hath hernest, the fox his cave.
Mankind their Country Israel but the grave!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STANTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris,

Late Mss .Niron,
DETURNS her Acknowledgements for the libe
a q raj patronage she has received since the
opening other Academy, and begs to inform her
trends, and the inhabitants of Staunton and its
vicinity, that in addition to the usual branches Of
education, toe French language, Music, Draw
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches of polite literature so ndispensably ne
cessary for accomplished females, will be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
pad to The morals and manners of the young
ladies' entrusted to her care.
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Wri,mg, Arithmetic, s 10per
Grammar and Needle-work, s session.
French, Drawing, Painting I'M
water colours, Geography, | 40 !,
Mapping, the Elements OF. uo'
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours 80
(separale,)S 10 do.
French language, do. 10 do.
Geography and Mapping, do. do.
boarding, 6 100 per annut.
NJ -. The ensuing session commences Tic
18th of November next.
Stanton, October II, 1915 =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
he subscribers are non receio,ne from the siab
BrilGau and Canton, direct from England,
FIFrY-FlvE PACKAGES OF
DRF GOODS,
Which they offer at private sale for few day.
after which, should they not be sold, they WI
be sold at auction, after notice thereof is given
'hey consist OF the following articles:
Cases Damask Sbawls,
Manchestry, Velyeteens and Cords,
2 Dimities,
Jackonet Cambricks,
l Spotted Cambricks,
2 Sarsnetts,
Cotton Shifting,
Colored Muslins,
Glnghams,
Damssk 70 and 81,
Furniture Calico,
l Elegant Counterpanes, 1o4 to 1914,
Elegant Callicoes,
2 Coarse, do.
Is Bales Blankets,
Cases Cotton Hosiery,
2 Irish Linens,
Toilenet Vesting.
Rarh1ilS, Dunlop &, Copeland,
.4letoaeerS
Four elegant Floor Cloths,
10 by lS-l3 by l7-l2 by 1918 by Is feet,
TWO HANDSOME
PL1LQDELPALa JGaOE GIGS,
WITH PLArED HARNESS.
P.D. &C.
sept y. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
CITY efWaslingfon, 92d J.lu, 1915


SIR-I have been favored this moment
with your letter of the 21st inst. and EN-
brace the earliest moment to reply to it.
The funds appropriated by the last Con-
gress for the military service of the pre-
sent year, were predicated on fierce of
10000 men, for the Peace Establishment.
not taking into calculation the time it
would take TO disband the army, so as to
reduce 1t to that number--nor taking into
calculation the considerable arrears due
Tor the militia before the present year, as
well as those who have been in service in
the early part of this year, which was the
case OF those, IN a great degree, until the
10Th OF March, who served at New-Or-
leans.
During the early part of this year, while
congress were IN session, under a full
persuasion they would not adjourn before
they made provision prepayment of militia.
aud the extended regular force, until il
could be reduced by the Executive to the
contemplated peace establishments con-
tlnued to pay the militia and regulars 10
the extent Of the funds with which / was
furnished. continued to pay for shor
time after Congress adjourned, but finding
the extent OF the demands so great. when
compared with the funds appropriated. I
felt myself under the necessity Of maxine
a lull stop as TO the militia, TO enable me to
reservea suificiency to pay the regular
troops, which were discharging every day,
and in every quarter OF the u. States.
apprehend, IN my anxious desire of
paying all, nave gone too far, and that
the appropriation remaining, which is now
nearly exhausted, will not enable me to
pay the regular army to this time.
From the foregoing statement, you will
readily perceive, sir, that the claims of the
militia, who are yet unpaid must be laid
over to depend upOr the justice of the next
Congress, which cannot doubt for mo-
ment, will nor withhold the necessary an
preparations forpaying the CLAIMS of those
VINO have lett the comforts Of their homes
md flresldes. in obedience to the call Of
their country, to encounter perils and
hardshIps III the field. This | know to
have been the case with the brigade under
the command Of Brigadier General Porter
Held, and have sincerely to lament that
they should 50 long be deprived of receiy-
ing what they have a right to claim. Be
lore ! know the full extent it would require
for payment of the regular army, fhad
some hope in the early part Of the spring
and summer, to have been able to furnish
Mr.. Turner with funds--In this, was,
however, disappointed.
With sentiments Of much respect, am,
Sir, your most Obedient servant,
ROBERT BRENT,
PGy--fister IT, S. .IrB1y.
Dr. Frank Carr, Charlottesville, Va
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
VIRGINIA.

FthOiINtA
az i @nl e, hsls e n 81 os Once qfae Saos.
f'7cf, the 26th d1yef 0cfg5er 1sfS D''-
hfe,ry JAarpe and EiEadeshh is p,ts, and y,s,..
Stone, anil Harriet .Stoue, mini, -, n ,e'sr
Iharpe, their merit .ffeHd, ,lIjut ,5s'v
4gfinsf
Peter Bangh, Thomas r.. 77,gea,, o,,5 m -
Ei,im, go" nm' ~
ne defendant Peter Baugh MT kazSoo s,,,o..,,
ms appearance and giveR secayity accgro5g - ~.
.Iet q sfsseH6g md the Rules Of mis- Coy,s
qaa'f APPEARING BY safJactorg erfaencs ,tly,
ne Is hot an ipba6isau Of bsfs con1lr,, ~ s'' !.
ordered, That tho said Bejenostat ID a55car 49,. =
9l ne ssue1feeh dgg Of the ner, tern, hi s
ne on IF the piaH9, and ttat cosg , 81 s;.
XII. DC Jortag ~ inserted IN nes,sbabsr
o.ohs'.ed N ~ cityef Riclaoaa, fsr eco 5oa,5s
'ceesssys and bosted at the jont doof oftGe 0a
Nfot'1nHle SAID CRg.---.4 Co5y, Tsste
A. I'm. ". HENyYG. C. c.
s8s..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
a coon RrPIY

Ahe following most valuable anecdote, is worthy
OF the man who supplied it, and deserves TO
pc remembered, for the lesson to pride, and
ior the tribute to genius, paid in it.
The great Arkwright, one Of the commercial
and manufacturing worthless, once being in com.
pahy with some noblemen, one of them, possess.
ing more pride than parts, asked him whether he
had not been once barber -" - renl;ed
Ark~right, with spirit truly noble, Z" l was
once barber and l am apt to conclude, had
your Lordship been born barber, YOU must hay,
continued barber stiIl p,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
Gig Of WasAmgton, oct. Sd 1915.

0''5 y !" 1s""4y'0H' OcE' od 1913.
SIR am this moment favored with
your letter of this day, aud cannot reply to
1t IN better manner than by transmitting
copy of one addressed by me to DR..
Carr on the god July last, in answer to a
Letter flom him, containing enquiries, as
ne stated to me, from himself and brother
officers, on the subject of payment to the
militia who served under General Porter
field.
| am, very respectfully, sir, your obedi-
ent servant,
ROBERT BRENT.
Law T. Dade, late captain of ". NJ.
IN the service ofthe u S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
FIFTY DOLLARs REWARn-

ESEkTED Jr0m detachment offhs Sd R,ae
~ Regltoent, statioredig HlnO0er county STATE
Is years IF age, born IN Orange Cortnfv. NJ C..
has dlrk eyes, dqrk hair, dark complication, dn0l
by trade a haffer--had on when he deserted. his
Uniform IL ispro6a6ie he 1OiH sell his aaifsr,r the
9rsf opportunity. WhoeUer 1giH deprehend che saia
Charles Rhodes and deive, him 10 am officer IN the
United States army, shaH teceiDe the GboDe re4vard
and aHreasoHa5s erbeuccs
JOHyV PEN DLETON,
Lieuf. Sd Ridc Rsgf
jun %. az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
STONE LLaRE.
EHB sUnsRInER mas on HAND AT HIS mAsuracro
RI, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
s. T. o. NJ r. " "A RE.

Is carrying on The business very extensively,
and will deliver the Ware in any part of the city,
free of the expence of carriage, and at the New.
York prices; the freight from thence to this
place would average 20per cent at least Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope that
few, if any, win send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and en- far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-YorB
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-selI him at any time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
GEMULYE WII.

tobacconist having set up his chariot, was
sdylsed, by wayof anticipating the ieers of his
hheghbors, to take for his motto, Guid rides ?
lWhy do you laugh y Two sailors passing It.
VINO had bought many quid at the old gentle.
mans shop, the one asked his companion the
meaning of this motto +" Why YOU fool IAN.
swersd jack can't yoursad II is plain English.
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