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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06

IL IS 70 the free expression ofopinion, that III,
hnprov ement ofthe political condition of man !,
indebted, and 1T is TO the same cause Tho,
we must look for preservation of that con.
dition. '''''' 'O'
/ In the dark ages ofthe world, when the whole
machinery OF government was put in motion Inv
Signs fot'eHs, and 4Vifchcrgf, 1t is true that i
was not necessary either TO entertain. or 10 ex.
press OPINIONS, because, in truth, very few men
$3.50. !" DC Iouhd' VINO could be expected to en-
terta'n correct opinions, and still fewer. WHO
would be bold enough to express such as tbev
did entertain, for there was not only a cert amt
eilat reason could have no influence upon the
mihd' IN those days, but persecution invariably
awaited those, who dared 20 raise opnosit;o,,
even N the humble form of opinion, against the
se'ued order OF things and must be permitted
say that IT, at the present day. we are not an
prO4iInstl1g 10 the same system, we are going in
20 70 extremes which are pregnant with mschefs,
OF character not less alarming.
have been always taught TO believe that q e
from a Comparison of opinions, and an attention
10 the reasons offered IN support of t,ein tbof
we expect To arrive at truth and hence the
OPINION expressed by Mr.. jefferson, and approv-
ca oy ali, that Z" error ofOpinion NAV be toerat.
cd wnen reason IS left free to combat it, 1.-THE
ADVERSE ot this proposition should obtain. the
gfossest errors, when once adopted by major.
-'i-'s W We piCfaN, fOf tle only correct
OF error, is the bold advanc ement of opin,on. s,
ported by reason, and argument, leaving tie
minds OF those who are TO dec de "free as arr -
TOR, every decision is but the expression ofon;,.
ion' and opinion should never he trammelled or
contributed. I admit, that every man Is answer.
able Tor the honesty Of his opinions but, In 4l,s
most eniightend age which can ever present n.
sen, man viii surely never be held responsible
lot .i'e eo,Tee!''s'' OF his opinions-nor will so
ciety eApereiice any disadvantage from, 4 so ln,
IS IS. reason sbsl be left free to combat error
Wreiched, indeed, would have been the nrssc,,
condition Of the world, if the free exsrsiss !,
opinion, had always been denounced ss a pol;t;cSi
crime, and happy IS it for the present race Of
mankind, that our ancestors cherished adierent
sentiment fit had been otherwise ascloo,,,.
darkness would yet o'erspread the universe, ana
: the 5enghted mind' of man, would st,n have
opinion. anu
Kings may hold different language, their
principles require it, and their safety demands
~ acting upon the absurd and imp,ident dc.
mat God first made them, and then made The
rest OF mankind for their use Gsd Convenience =
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BOMgP.aRTE.
Extracts ffoma journal 81 an officer of The nell
rophoH.

'N'~ y N"'@A JV'tf "@i " Ht eDtCeT O me -OeAc-
reihoH.
July 1st, 1915
While within Isle Dieu, at anchor, assisting
the eoyalists, boat came on board from his ma.
Jesty's ship Bellerophon, with dispatches, an
houncing that Bonaparte had quilted Paris for
some port to the southwark, intending to go to
America; and requiring us to come down and
assist her IN the blockade ofRochefort We I'M
medlately proceeded 10 Quiberon Bay, TO admiral
Hotham, with this intelligence
JuIysd.
CARVED at Quiberon Ray at 3 p. NJ ;comm,,.
nicaied wiih admiral Hotham, and sailed again
directly 20 jonthe BeIlcrophon off this port.
'Joined her at a 2. NJ. the Endyrnion, AIy,7ni.
don and Dwarf in company. They were to block.
ade the Antiocbe aid Oieron passage. and This
ship the Breton Passage.
July 9th.
cato a. vi. chased and boarded Pnfss;ar
just come out OF the Charcnt, notwitbstand,no.
tie hostility between the two nations. Exhmin'
ed her infinitely, but found no suspicious cha.
racters on board. Received information that re-.
naparte was not at Rochefort, but daily expect
ed, as three successive messengers had arrived IN
the night of June Doth, ordering two frigates, w.
ing at The Isle oak, to be got ready with ali
dispatch In tie e5 ening we spoke his maiestv,s :
ship Sianey, and received orders 70 resume our
station with Lie Dieu
July 9th.
PRESUMED our station, after capturing a boat
containing three soldiers, belonging 10 Isle Noir-
monster, who endeavored 70 pass for fishermen
gained no inforRstion.'
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, September 6. 1915.
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
REFLECTIONS

AEFLECIIO.NiS
ON THE POLITICAL LIFE OF THE
H0VFOR.aBLE WILLLQ.N b. GILES.
II Senator iwthe Congress ofgse United
States, from the state Of Virginia.
NJ nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06

~ ASTwEnr, July d.
, There have arrived here in succession from
- TO 1900 wounded gFenchsncn. They all came
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LONDON, July %.
7. Soulthas been signally defeated between Cha.
Ions and Nancy by prince Wrede--lAooo men
fell on the occasion. Iecourbe has also been
overpowered, and compelled to shut himself in
Beiort, with great loss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
From the Boston Centinel.
AMERECAN sTRATAGENf.

The Britishnow confess that they are no
match for YankeesatcLose cannoRaeie, shart
shooting, or management If vessels And
we nave before US the evidence of an Eng
lish General, that we can also beat them al
a 1'usse dc guerre. lie gives an instance OF
coal .6Hesse in action. practiced by the A.
merican troops which defended New-Or-
leans, as any OnTecord; and we insert it the
more readily, a. we 90 not recoiiect that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-03
From the National Intelirencer.

We see great satisfaction in being ena-
bled to announce the rapid progress in the
repair of the public buildings in this city.
The most judicious arrangements have
been made for the speedy accomplishment
Of this important object. Responsible and
skillful undertakes have contracted with
the commissioners, to deliver completely
finished, on or before the first of January
next, the two public Offices. so necessary to
accommodate tbe great departments of the
government. Captain Hoban, the archi-
tcct, who in the first instance planned and
directed Che building of the Presidents
house, heretofore so Justly admired, is ASST
duousIy employed in It's restoration
Mr.. Latrobe, another architect, eminent
throughout the United States for his taste,
science and Judgment, has under his super
intendence, that superb and massey struc-
ture, the capitol.
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-NEw-YoRK. May o.

Majors Gen. Brown, Ripley, & Nf'Comb.
with their respective suites. arrival
IN this city few days ago f.; and Yesterday
morning, in company with GovernogJ.
Iompkins, visited the Notifications ar tL.
entrance of our harbor, and were saIufeJ
with the customary honors On their arri-
val and departure. General Brown. il ia
SAID, proceeds on Monday to his head
quarters at BrOwnvilIe. Sackett;s Harbar
Yesterday the building opposite the hat
terry, formerly occupied as the Government
House, and recently as the Custom-FIopss.
was sold nj auction and was knocked OF
Tor $3.50 dollars to Jacob Parker. Fsn. :
who, we understand, intends USING ITO ma
terials in the erection of a buiidira near
the Ely Market, for the accommodate; ,f
a Marine School which he is about esta5.
fishing.
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TNUMgER 90.


-
credit has ever been given for it in any A.
mencan narrative OF events in that quar-
ter.
Major General KEAxE in his Official des-
patch OF the action of December ESD. wien
GENERAL J.3CAiS0N',S troors attacked
the British just after they landed, saws,
'.The 85th regiment was cormardedby
Brevet Major Gibbins. whose conduct cam
not be too much condemned on tie an
proacb OF ms regiment to the point OF at
tack, the enemy, favored by tie darkness
OF the night, concealed themselves under q
high fence which separated the fields, and
calling 70 the men as friends, under IRE
tence on beng part ofolr own force. ofe.-
ed-to assist them in gettH. over. S. ;ch vas
no sooner accO hUlished f an tn S5th found
themselves IN the MIDST OF yer, 81 aerior.
numbers, who, d verng the,usev 5, il
called on the regim- IT ialmetiiate'v - s,.r-
render-t-e answer Eas an instaa n ,elus
attack more extraordinary con9ic+ "a
perhaps never occurred, absolutely bar6
20 hand both officers and men. Il ternina-
ted IN the repuise Of the enemy with 4be
capture OF thirty prisoners. 4 sinl;lsr e.
nesse was attemuted with the Nstt resi-
meEt, wfich met the same treatment
SALEM, May ia.
Yesterday arrived in town, cant. Samuel
Briggs, LIST. Lieut.. and Mr.. David Au ms
tus Neale, Clerk, of the late Diomeeie mr.
yateer, OF this port, altera long confinement
IN Dartnoor prison, England. They ar
ryed OF Long Island in the Russian SIN
Pnnce-Aiichael, from Liverpool Cor New
York, which they left on Sunday noon. ana
came into Newport in fishing boat.
HE above mentioned gentlemen request
us to state, g that on the I'd Of April, Wien
they lett DartnoOr prison, $1,000 AMER
cans were detained taere (incu,ling ablur
900 gwen up from Britisf sf;rs o. var \
that prisoners, withthe exception Of sorpe
rev who had obtained special permission,
SION, werereleased; and aitho' tie Ratigca-
OF the treaty was received the 18th Nlarcp.
MI IL. Z. Beasley, American agent of Dri-
soners of war, had then taken IN only four
vessels about 1000 tons, .-the conveyance
OF the prisoners TO the L. States. 'gNaee
vessels would take about HOG. g1d hai1g
IN London, could nOtbe expected ,9bercady
70 receive the prisoners at Piynout- opr,~e
the ION April. How long the,emain6 e. Of
the prisoners were to laneuish IN tie n. se-
eries OF prison, it is impossible to say. Cor
holurther arrangements were know. 4,hgve
Deen made Tor thelrreiease,and Mr.. Eeas.e..
with lIs usual disregard Of the FEELINGS AID
interest OF the prisoners IN nagt7aoor. al
maintained the mostsuiien and contempt.
Gus silence, and had refused them the east
satisfaction upon those subjects, IN wlic6
1t must be supposed their FEELINGS were
most deeply interested The dssafectioa
occasioned by SO long detention afr
their countrymen We're enjoying the bes.
sings otpeace, no doubt gave rise 10 the at
tempt (noticed in the London parers>
made by the prisoners on the 9Th .Anr;l. -
break through the gates Of the prison. and
IN which from s 10 IL of item were stqted
to have been killed, and so wounded.
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To he Editors Of The .Wahoaai IaieRiycncer.
GEvrLrfEr,
a subscriber requests YOU to publish the en-
closedre report TO the War Department. and ,q
with much esteem, your obed ent servant.
Head Quarters Sd .gLftarg Uistrjek
Nl7o York, .4tTi2o, 1875.
The hon. Secretary Of War,
SIR-In justice to mysclrand the troo,s b,1
The honor TO lead at the batte OF Chrvsiers F Eli
deem proper, even at Tn S late hoir. TO renort
nm impartial statement OF that event.
The public has inexperienced nv siir,i ~,
and made me undcscrvedly response bic for events
that occurred under tie commander in chef and
my reputation may perhaps have suffered for
disasters which could not be attrbutablct,
At the commencement Of the campaign. whilst
preparing to leave Fort George, even at SacEe.r4
ilub)r, and down 10 tie moment Of lfay NO.
Grenad er's Island, 7 was kept in ignorance ofIe
pending eXPed ton and Of the mode IN which L
was TO be effected. Afterwards. while de.reu-
Ding the St Lawrence, the freqi,eat .rd sros ,.r,
OF the two Generals Of en- threw the command or,
me, without The possei,io OF any Of ,hose Ecfs
relative TO the object ofour rnOv ements Or SIT
nation md strength Of Inc enemy, so important
for the execution Ofmy d,t es.
On Tire yth nst Gen. Brown, The elite corn. and
Che dragons (who had ioncd as and s.e1 ,.
yer) moved by land on the Ca1ad shore. There.
due ofthe army embark ed and p. occedc1 b. We.
Ter the whole rendezvoused at Chry les field
At O'Clock. La.cat night, without Iav nphsd
any q rectlon ofthe order Oflandmg. or any klorl-
adge otthe reiat VIC situation Of tle tra5ps. ,-e.
'I order nom the commander in chef suddepIv
htFmed me, that IN consequence ofthc extreme
nhsAh OF himseli andoi General Lewis, bots
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PUBLISHED
or WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY JOHN BURKE.

8sssr Doors 5eio,, the Bel 1dosrn, at -Four Dollars
per asnisni, paid in advance.
III advertisements Inserted at tie usual
pi.ice, and promptly attended to.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03

Arrived ship sybil, (B. Danserfeld.
late master. Of Alexandria, from N. O.
bound 10 Liverpool, with cargo of up
wards of 300 bales cotton--put IN here
ia distress. Sire was fallen in with, Sc
days out, in lat. SIS, IS, lon SO, SIS, by
the British brig Margaret, Capt. Wm. M.
Wilson, frem N. Y. bound to Falmouth.
(lam.) having experienced the gale Of
the 2Sth ult, in<which she lost her main
and mizen masts, errudder broken, four
Feet water in the hold, her decks and ca
bin floor scuttIed, bulwarks carried away
aud in every respect was 4eit complete
wreck. capt. Dangerfeid, with his crew,
having determined to abandon her, were
raken on board the Margaret, together
18th two gentlemen passengers. Some
lime after she mad been thus abandoned.
air. r. Fisher, the step-father Of captain
Wilson, together with Mr.. Wm. r.
ones, mate, and some seamen belong
ny to the Margaret, volunteered to go
i board her, and succeeded in repairing
;ae rudder, filled up the deck and cabir
'oor, where they had been scuttIed, erect,
jury -Inasts, and came TO the resolution
attempting to get her into port, il
shich after enduring many hardships,
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r o S q S G. n Z r 2.

.Ne1r- Korlc, Oct. ST.
The u. S. sloop Of war Peacock. capt.
Warrington from a craiZe, with a guam
tity OF opium, and few thousand dollars
in rough gold, captured in the Union, a
rich country ship, Previous to bearing
of the peace, captured four Indiamen, {
Of which were sunk, one given mp fer
the transportation Of prisoners, and the
other, a cruizer, belonging to the East
India, Company, was restored, in conse-
quence Of furnishing tie news of Peace.
The Peacock touched at Bourbon and st.
Helena for refreshments, aud left the
latter place the Gosh ultimo lin lat, 81
lon. 10, SO, boarded ship Caledonia, Ro-
berts, from Philadelphia, for Canton, out
rs days all well.
The Peacock has been out from this
port 9 months and 6 days; was at sea 5
months at one time, ard has lost only one
man, By the name Of Johnson, who, few
days since. fell from sthe foretopgallant
ward.
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ALEX



AwFiter IN the Analectic Magazine
Tor this month. proposes a plan for aug,
snenting our naval force, as well as for I'll
'distFibUtion aud application. AS circum
stances alone can direct the propriety
pt the latter, we extract the former on
ly:
aThe foundation Of the plan we have t
propose would be, The selecting and for
.tifying a proper site for a naval rendez.
.yoas Il depot ID the Chesapeake. as con.
tigpOus and convenient to the Atlantic
ocean as pOssibley and the fortifyins
Newp0rs, with the east end Of long L
sland, by means Of GardDer's Islans and
the islands more immediately at the en-.
trance Of the sound. This done, and
1T could be easily done, twelve ships o.
.the line twenty good frigates, and thirty
tsloeps Of war, briggs and schooners, gk
stsam batteries, and fifty row galiie'
would answer every purpose Of defence
;and annoyance. bet not the timid po
iliticians who hold the purse strings d
the people, start at the magnitude o.
these means : or suppose for moment
that deterioration by gradual, and if theJ
please, sparing appropriations, will bur
den their constituents with any extraor
,dinsry weight of1azation we have al
ready four ships Of the line, nine or ter
stout trigates, very near the requisite
number Of slOops, Drigs, &c. and Ouc
steam frigate. About one half Of til,
force IS already created, and we have ;
revenue q forty, fifty and some say six
ty mil ols year.
! Rhoae-ISIBnd american.
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Charleston. Get. o.
FROM CUBA.

trlr AENtLltf " c[1s
We learn BY the arrival, of the sloor
tGallatIn, from Havana, that the new
crop would seon begin To come iu--thc
season had been favorable and crops
particularly of Coffee are very heavy.
No late news from Old spain--reports
ola new governors coming cut, in order
to enforce the former restrictive measures
of that Colony, by shutting out ali TO-
reign trade, were in circulation but
the merchants of Haraana, who are
warmly opposed TO such measure. do
MOI appear to apprehend any immediate
attempt to put tin execution. The Go
vernment are beginning to despair Of
bringing the insurgents. in Spanish A.
merica to sabmissiop the latter have
many friends in Cuba, aud nothing. pro-
badly but the fear of internal troubles,
has Uttered that Island from following
he example set them by the Revolution
SITS.
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JOHN q. LARD. 4 l;sl.

II - ~ I
- bales Georgia cation, Russia isemr
Huck and eordage, crates Of LiserpooI
FaFe, consisting Of Nlates, dishes, cham
per mugs, 4 l hid. China. tea and table
Fe,s, casks nf cat glass ,lecanters and
sooiets, 20 csSks Sd wrought nails, by
~. BY ~ , aud 10 by II Bristol glass,
oo aass sotise, entitled to drawback
sov cloth, sheathiag and candle paler.
noes IN boSss, 8: spish hsown, chalk.
Rand-spikes, whale oil, Lemon juice in
kssSs 2 pipes French brandy, sweet
'ae. pepperin bags, I2 boxes Young
yson tea, ! case domestic voolens,
Irish linen IN boxes, aud German Il
Rens in bales.
* 0ct.
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|they have happily succeeded. The Sybd
is a fine ship. Of about 400 tons burther
TIA lat %, $, long II, s, fell in With tn
wreck ola vessel, supposed to be q scil.
mo spars to be seen but her bowsprit am
main boom, which appeared to be white /;
the insides Of her bulwarks white with
black sides blowing very fresh, and
night coming on, could make no more
particular observations. no person aP-
peared to be on board. On Sunday last.
god inst. in lat. 50, 10, long. 70, As,
fell IN with and WAS boarded by Car
schooner priyateeF, command
ed bY a capt. Johnson, but got rid OF
them without much trouble.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
took q Farming Utensils, q
Brood Mare & oft, Hay,
Straw, Fodder, &c.
Plaster Land for Sale

lFTHHE subscriber offers for sale.
Farm, in the County Of Fauquier,
and state of Virginia, containing $50 AZ
c7es, one third Of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and bickOry--Ibe re-
|sidue, (being cleared land J is ia good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover; and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eYidea-
ces of its adoption to the plaster OF Pc
ris.-There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence Of the two never falling
streams Of Broad and Mill Rubs,
scite for a Merchant Mill, with a fall
of 25 feet; surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of
well built Saw-Mill; recently erected.
La law has passed for turnpike road;
which will pass by near this soite.
For the above property, viii take
the moderate price OF 90 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post OfTiee, Va!
September 20.
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Courts Martial.

- I. 49,. t e. 4
BATTALION Courts Of Enquiry for
the two battalions composing the lst re-
siment, Cd brigade militia Of the district
ot Columbia. will be held at the court.
house on Saturday the 9Th instant, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
Of assessing fines for non-attendance at
the musters in September and October.
All those interested are hereby notified
to attend.
BY order;
r: GRAY, Adiutant LIST regt.
Cd brigade M. d. c.
November 9
N. B. The law requires that the ofis
GERS appear in uniform.
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The brig y'iper, Eldridge, ~ days
from Gibraltar. arrived at Providence on
Sunday last. Mr.. Martin SupercargO Of
the Viper, informs that the u. S. brig
Enterprise, Kearney, having been dis.
masted in the Gut, was refttingat Glib
raltar from whence she would proceed f.
join the squadron at Malaga-Siarkets
dull at Gibraltar and Malaga--FlOur SO,
Tobacco IL.
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N0vemper 80
Building Lots at Auction.

] shall offer at public sale on Saturday
the 28to of Oct. at a o'clock, 10 yalua-
BILE building lots, situated on Washing
ton, Princess, -Asaph,, and Columbus
Streets, in d pleasant part Of fhe town,
they will be sold upon creditof6 Y y
montns, and a satisfactory conveyance
will be made, udon the payment Of the
purchase meney.
/ have also so lotswhich are adjoining
The above which ! wish to lease Tor a
term Of years or forever.
G. Griffith.
Oct. Z dts
e. Z he sale of the above
property is postponed till SATURDAY
EVENING next. az half past s o'clock
Griffith and Brascner.
4svV -xz.i----s- ,H-A-.- tstszs<s- 49, !.
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Sale by .RuctiOfl.

ON Saturday next at II o'clock, viii be
sold at Public Auction,
Sks7S The sleep Wetcome Itetura, bur.
SSass then about 1000 i,lshels.l lin good
order. now lyingat Andrew SchOl6eld's
Wharf:
Griffith and Brusoner.
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The last [ hance!!

The last nance ]!
TEyIIIS day and to-morrow (only] will
d be continued at Private Sale, the
stock Of the Subscriber,
". G. Rogers.
n. 3. The remainder of the Stock
will be sold on advantageous terms. and
the stand relinquished, to any one wish:
ing it at low rent-if applied for before
Monday morning next.
Nov s
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CONSISTING OF
Broad Cloths. Kerseyrnere

Broad Cloths, Kerseymeres
cords, velvets, blankets, coatings, pc
lisse cloths, bombaze.ts, hombazeens
Tartan plaids. worsted and cotton no
siery, cambrics: cslicoes, British shirt.
ings, Irish linens, lawns, dimities, chints
furnitures and damask furniture, DIM.
ties, Canton grapes. levantines, figured
silks. horences, ribbons, cotton iaces
tapes, yestings, handkerchiefs, &c. &c
Terms of sale--Under 300. cash
from 100 to 500, sixty days--over 500
two and four months, for approved en-
dorsed notes,
GRIFFITH 9 BRAWEER,
Auctioneers.
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Swede's Iron.

N1C'o Hull
-, - 'ea swedes Iron assorted sizes and
~ eases Americail manufactured hlrt-
IT,, s ny Olnghams, Just received per
Y Regulator and fSs sale BY.
I -. !. II. Rowland.
- DIFF
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Grand National Lottery.
sIationarN - ~ NJ.
r. |. TaYlor's Offce

as row opened on Water-street, Sc
Fl cOnd door, south of the Farmers
bank.
Nov 8