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that timely use Of this salu,ary remedy has
| 1haer ploridence, preserved ,hel lives, when
IN the most alarming c,rcanistances.
facts OF tilis coaciisive'nature speak more II,
favor of nedlciDs than columns If pompouy
eulogy, founded OF mere assertion.
J. ~ not, indeed, prcsump,uousiy proposed as
an iifal'blle cure, but the inventor mas every
possible reason thai can result from er-
'ensive expe rcace, for believing tina. dose Of
rhese pills, taken once in every two weeks. dl
ping tire prevalence ef our bllious feveTs. Wi
troye an intai!ble preventative; and fIrther.
that in the earler stages of those ~ ses ses their
use will very generally succeed in restoring
health, and irequenily in cascs esteemed despe.
dies
The operation of these pills is perfectly mild,
SO as to be Used by persons in every situation, and
of every age
They are excellently adapted TO carry off su.
perhuous bile, and prevent its morbid secrctions;
70 restore and amend the appetite; 70 produce 4
tree perspiration, and thereby prevent colds!
which are often of fatal consequences. A dos,
ne' err ills to removes cold, if taken on its FIRST
Appearance. They are celebrated for removing
Ihsbitual costireness. sickness at tie stomach.
and severe head ACNE, aud ought 20 be taken
oy all persons on a cbaJa5e Of climate
lnsy have been found remarkably efieacions
IN preventing and curing .soptiers attendant on,
long voyages, and should be procured and cares
fully preserved for use by every scaroa,
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80 Dollars Reward

Ran away from the Muddy Creek Mills on q
about the 4th of last month, q muiatto man, b,
the name of
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NOtIce is hereby gwen, that

GOtIce Is hereby gwen, mat
theSubscriber lfas received lists of the Direc,
Tax ofthe United States for 1915, remain ing due
upon property IN the following Counties in tho
State Of Virgins, not owned, occupied or super
intended by snme person residing within the
Collection District in which it is SITUATE, and that
he is authorised TO receive the said Taxes with
AN addition of ten per cent. thereon, provided
such payment IS made within one year after tIie
day on which the collector of the district wi ere
such property lies had notified that the said tax.
es had become due on the sane.
p, r,..,... DGis Of CoheefoT's notification
-" """' ''"'''S' Hiat sar had become eiiie.
Frederic,
Berkeley, & Son 5hd day of March 1916.
Jefferson.
Amherst,
k s,ss-,. : On 2oth day of March, 1916.
Fluysnna.
Montgomery
Tszewell,
Giles. On 22l dag of May. 1916.
Monroe &
Bote,ourt.
Greenyille, !
Sussex, Co. ,o,e
Southampton N'y " "Ny' iotV
& Sprry.
Campbell, I
P Pi.,,~Ivs5;s coa 10Th day Of May, 1915
u Halifax.
COLLECTORS o5see, SER. .3di916.
wv %. TAYLOR, Collector.
Des:gnsfcd by H.s seerefary
If nc Treasury ,t t.- r
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THE GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION.

SO celebrated among the tashuna throuf,h
out Europe, is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly
innocent and safe, free from corrosive and reDei-
liant minerals, (the basis of other lot,ons) and oF
unparalleled efficacy N removing biera,shes of
the face and skin, freckes, pirrples, mRamma.o
ry redness, scurfs, letters, rngwcrms. sunburns.
Prickly heat, &c. rhe Persian Lotion operates
mildly without impeding the natural, insens BILE
perspirltion, which IS essential to healtb Vet
It's effects are speedy and permanent, rendering
The skin dslica,eiy san
iaur h.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
HAMILTON'S GRAND REsTORA-
TIVE.



| It's recommended as an invaluable r,e,i. cins,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Of he
various complaints resulting from dssirsted
| pleasures, Juvenile indisoretons, residence IN
climates uniavorable TO the constitution. the no
moderate use of tea, frequent intoxication. or
any other destructive iptemperance, The t,nqkiIs
| fui or excessive use OF mercury, the diseases
peculiar To females at a certain period of lie. bad
| lyings in, &c.
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR.
Celebrated for the cure of colds. obstaa,s
coughs, asthmas, and approaching consun,ptions,
and acertan remedy for the .whoopjng cough.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE-W ATFP
sovereign remedy for all diseases of liza
eyes, WHISTLER the effect of natural weakness ~.
of accident. e'S Ok
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
Inc only rem0ly yet discovered which c;yAs
immediate and lasting relief in the mos, ssoors
instances. 'N'Sl'
LEES OINTMENT FOR THE ITCH.
Warranted an nfsllble refnsdv,af one ,4,-,l;.
cation, may be used with perfect ssfst, an -,
iants week old, not Containing a psri;-Io -
mercury or any dangerous ingred cnt whstevSr.
aud not accompanied with that torn rr,i,or s-,.t
which attends the sppcstion Of oil or -a5ns,i;s.-
LEES lNFALLlBLEhGUE AND FEVER
DROPS,
For the eureof agues, remittent, and ipte~r,;+.
tent fevers.
HAHNS's TRUE AND GEStyrNr. cr,u,,r
CORN PLASTER.
Inc Public viii please 20 observe that tbe ..
boye celebrated Medicines are received fror, Sc
medicine Store, New. York. and are sold t,,, ~,
usular appointment in Richmond by Nf4yt, =
fRAfSER,-Wherc nnsy be had. Psmnbl.ts
graLs' containing certificates ofcurco perform
every article Of the advertisement.
Augast7.-eewtf
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REFINE & Judah.

EtSht doors be40l0 Tue Bel Iarern.
Are opening. in addition to their present cxte
sive assortment OF
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HAM1LTON'S WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES

"nicn pave cured an immense number of per
sons of both sexes, of every age. and m e.ery
situation, Of various dangerous complaints arr.
sing from worms, and from distractions o. fDrl-
ness IN the stomach or bowels.
This medicine bears no analopv whatevc- :,
otlers OF Similar titles so Commonly complained
Oh as operating with violence; on The con,rarv.
particular excellence of this remedy IS -.
beng suited TO every age and constitution Il
contains nothing but what is perfectly innocent.
and IS so mild IN its operation that it cannot in.
lnre me most delicate pregnant lady, Or the tei,-
derest infant of week old, should no worms ez-
ISL IN the body; but Will, without pain or s-ri.,-
ing, cleanse the stomach and bowels of vhatev
er IS foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the
production of worms and many fatal disorders.
Inc iozenges are Psrticula " effracious in car
rypg or az gross hunors and eruptions. feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
miideSt purgatise that can be used en- any occa-
sion ~
dose Of this medicine given occasionally drr.
ing the warm season, will efectuslly prevent
The vomiting and purgihg of childfcno-a
oreadfu disorder. which annually DESTROYS thou.
sands OF the infant part of our citizens. II ia
Likewise the mildest and most CERTAIN r.ned,
known, aud Las restored 10 health and strenp,t,
agreat number when in an advanced stage Of
TINS fatat complaint. Particular and plain IN.
structions are given for every Part OF tie neces.
sary FeatT1ent in suchcasess-
Children generally take this medicine with
eaSerness having aPleasing appearance, and an
agreeable taste.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
HAMILTON'S ESSENCE AMI FIX.
TRACT OF MUSTARD

A safe and effectual remedy for rheumatisns
Sou', Pal'y' sPrains and bruises, white swellings.
old strains, and reiaxations, numbpess and wasl
nests OF the neck, pains of the side, head acme.
sweiied faces, frozen limbs, and every similar
complaint. l; prevents chilblains or chopped
hands and the i'll effects of getting wet or damp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16

This Is no idle sreeulatiau.: the er,.>
arizing character Of our CITIZENS in ,ess ''
,r in war, render such an event AIM
certain, whether our c5uDtrymen y!
doomed to reap the harye / Of agsicu!ts,ss
|of of battle.
1t is the duty Of every patriot 70 t,,,
the attention OF his fellow Citizens him.. ~
We have gazed on Euro e long eDoraS
we have participated so deeply in x. r.
struggles Of that country, that we Es,.
been considered by foreigners as divided
into too great classes, known by the nam.
|of Engiishmen, or of Eseachmen. Ner.
was fairer opportunity presented, than
the present, to teach th4se baueI,ty tu.
eigners how much thev have been a,ists.
ken in their estimation Of the Au.eriicaa
character.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
Boot and Shoe making.

vUyHE Subscribers have lately com
nenced business in the nanutac
ewing Roots. Shoes, etc. at the lowe
ena II Prince street, and hsve on hane
! quantity of work made in Baltimore
which thew can with confidence recon
mend. and they offer the same at a rea
sonable price. They are also providef
with the best materials, and have III em
ploy workmen that can be depended on
They are ready to execute at a short no
tice any orders they may receive, ant an,
have no donbt Of pleasing those wh'
may give them call.
J. 81 B. Howard.
May is 81
II. B. Wanted, three or four Appren
tees to the above business. 49,.
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LONDON GOODS.
c. Ell. P. THOMPSON
I. NO received by the ship MountVernon

Have received by the ship MountVernon
eAoIes SELECTION OF
ARTICLES, coNsIsTING OF
Extra superfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable mkt cassimeres
Fashionable stockinets
9.S saperfne striped and checked
ginghans, newest style,
+ s-S do. undressed cambria prints,
rs fine and superfne fancy prints,
Colered, corded, Vittoris, japan'd and
other fashionable fancy muslins
rs and GA cambria and jaconet mus
Inns,
Patent steam loom shirtings
Fine and super6ne dimities
London printed outings
White and colored cotton hosiery
Ladies and gentlemen's leather gloves
A variety Of fashionable shawls, con
sisting Of
Rich damask, Waterloo, plain middle
csiintz borders
Printed chintz, &c.
Madras and Malabar handkerchiefs.
april 90 eO5w
2
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GERMAN GOODS.
Charles 7 Cdtlett

Charles 4. CGtteV
EEAS received per the ship Orion, di
id rect from Hamburg, and offers fol-
sale the following Goods. viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de,
|canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of PlMillas, Britannias,
EstopilIas, Rcuans, Cholets, Cras, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth.
White Saa, stout hempen Iickleaburgs,
0snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles.
White and red lead,
SCythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Cu;!ls,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
lG00 dem1ohns,
Apothecaries' glasses.
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All OF which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
Was picked ua.

In the river, aboue the I'd Of May,
A Pine Log, about 40 feet longs5 about
10 inches square. The owner can get
t again by applying to the subscriber at
the upper ferry, and paying expenses.
Thomas Grimes.
Nav Is SIT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
DRY GOODS.

BY the ships Mount Vernon and Ocean e.
we have received a variety OF British
S Dry Goods, amongst which are
Snper6ne cloths and cassimeres
Plsin and frilled bombazets,
Stockinets
(alicoes
Causbrics
Dimities
Shifting co4tons
Masseilles cuttings
Royal ribs
Brown hollands
ShaWis
lIandkerchiefs
Colored canbrics, plain and srilled
S 4 cotton and linen checks,
& Which will be sold on reasonable
Terms for cash or approved paper.
Janney, Morgan & Co
sth mo- Is ~ wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
The Rose and The Via,et.

HE Rose ana The Vlatet.
Arranged in Flora's gay pa,erre
The fowrets of the season vie,
With coGuetry's EXTREMIST care
To tascinate the sazey's eye.
Queen of The blooming bellies the Rose
Sits on her elevated stalk,
And, like bounteous princess. throws
Redundant sweets in every walk.
What various passions creep to ligh,
When peerless beauty lifts the head
Pale Envy turns that lily white,
And Choler yon carnation red.
And every streak, and tinge, and
tint,
(By SANDER tortured into guile)
Betrays by many jealous SOU Al,
How Hatred looks beneath a smile.
While each ambitious rival burns
With spiteful hopes to eclipse the rest,
The plain and friendly Violet spurns
The gnawing demons from her breast ;
And STOPPING modestly beneath
The foliage which around her plays,
She banquets on the Roses breath,
And on her charms delights to gaze.
THE REcJJISE.
Banks Of the Monongahela,
April $. 1916.
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More New Goods.
David Peabody

WILL. THIS DAY, OPEN
Q cases "A Irish linens, Smiths and
Barklee's manufacture
/ case striped jeans
I ditto fine Madras handkerchief
9 ditto "A ginghams, superior quality
/ ditto a. London calicoes
Also, one trunk pocket books and port
foiios--all of which will be sold
cheap.
april % Sw
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Orleans ugar. &c.
J. H. CLEItNTs g co.

J. II. CLEWENTS e co.
Corner of King and Water streets, have
received this day and offer for sale on
moderate terms
10 hogsheads prime N. o. sugar
4 ditto do. Jamaica do.
4 ditto old Jamaica rum
2 ditto Antigua do.
s. ditto retailing molasses
so barrels Baltimore whiskey
40 boxes brown soap
40 ditto mould candles
SO ditto raisins
100 loaves sugar
100 reams wrapping paper
6 casks Goshen cheese.
~. A constant supply family flour
april IS If
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New Orleans Sugar.

10 hogsheads New Orleans Sugar. is
offered for sale. Merchants Bank Pa.
per will be received in payment by
Abraham Rapley.
May IS ct
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4 b
Yet 10 ! / seize and bid the quill
Obey its inspiration still,
land with elastic promptness pay
The debt incurred by Mary's lay
That lay whose numbers sweetly tell
The heart of her from whom they tell.
-Aad are we . strangers i''-I look
round
| Nor do ] find the expression sound
For let the glance fail where 1t wall,
! find few else than strangers still
Cold, heartless, uncongenial souls
Whom Churlishness's imp controls,
Disclaiming every wish TO be
Associates of the muse and me.
Then where is friendship. if not where
Minds In one sweet communion share,@
Whose tastes reciprocally strive
20 keep the social zest alive p
Whenever ] catch that zest seem
To float upon enjoyment's stream
land hail as my companions those
Who prize the fountain whence it flows,
And who like flakes upon the surge,
In sympathetic folds converge
Thus straws on liquid amber boat
Attracted to the most remote,
By an intrinsic impulse thrown
Ito blend with 6bres like their own.
! What tho in truth, dear Mary, yet
!, We neveronce in childhood met,
Nor e'er by favoring circumstance
Riciprocated glance for glance,
lShall we not to our breasts appeal,
land own the bias which wa ieelp
| If nature with surprizing care,
Has lodged a cherlsh'd inmate there,
That talsmanic charm which binds
With hidden links congenial minds,
l0r by magnetic impulse sways
land points to Friendships star, the
gaze,
II gifted thus, why need we stoop
To mingle with ife's common group
Tor sigh, though peradventure thrown,
To pass our feeting hours alone ?.
For midst the vulgar crowds how oft
The buoyant spirit scars aloft,
Where in the regions Of the mind,
It leaves the clumsy world behind
IN solitude. too, ali how sweet
Ones absent friends in thought-to greet,
lOr on the sighings of the gale
Jour whispered musings to eyha,e,
| And bid the blast, when coming By,
Fetch ON its wing the dear reply!
I'VE are not strangers then!-In vain
1.-The Allegheny or the Main
lShalf lift its hands between. or spread
IFS awfully commanding head:
| We head them not for Friendship
wand
Brishtens the prospect far beyond,
And, by poetic magic cheers
The wandering exile's vale Of tears.
Believe meI-though dull RecIuse
Can be. at most Of little use,
| ina though tits frankly owned that he
iIsawkward in his mlnstrelsy-
Hopeless Of gaining By his lays
One little boon-a pinch of praise
Yet trustme, Mary, ! admire
The flowing sweetness OF thy Tyre,
And with poets fondnsss catch
The echo Of its boldest stretch,
And would, if had power to spring,
Mount with thee in thy widest swing.
But humber hopes must be my aim
To save me from exalted shame,
Glad it, indeed. ] might suppose
Myself thy Violet-thee my Rose,
Both favourites, tho of different tribes, y
Such as the following tale describes:
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For sale, freight or charter,
ass The superior Ship STER-
sys ssSSs LING, w. L. Ross. master
sEe bur.sep $40 tons, is British
built, four years old, carries
above $500 barrels, and sails well. For
terms apply to
John G.. Ladd g Co.
May 10 tt
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A mercantile friend has iavore, Us vi,
die following documents frcM St. Barrbs
iomeWS
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Sp.ing Goods

The Subscriber has just received and
is now opening at his Store tew doors
above the Washington tavern, com
plete and elegant assortment OF
Seasonable Dry Goods,
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Consisting ct

One bale Of supeTGne London broad
cloths, one ditto kersimeres of superb
or quality, Marseilles vestings. Irish
liueas, corded muslins, g!nghams, lace,
pAieces, ditto wells, ditto shawls, ditto
handke rchies, thread laces. tevantne
and aamask silk shavls. ditto handkcr-
chiefs, silk hose, cotton disto. kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks,
Leyastines, of assorted colours, Leno
and Book Musllns, Cambria do. rca!
India Null irIuil Muslin, do: Lawn
Linen Cambria, Canton Grapes, Cotton
MISUNDERSTANDING Flag & Bandan-
ma shkts.-Super "A London Prlnts-
Searsuckers, Furniture Calicoes, Checks,
Eed.Tickings. Russia Sheetings, Dow
tas, Carpctings, &c. &c.
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ALSO,

5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
&c Country Merchants will find It to
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods.
THOMAS WHITTLE.
May IS tt
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What tho in truth, dear Mary, yet
We neveronce in childhood met,
Nor e'er by favoring circumstance
Riciprocated glance for glance,
Shall we not to our breasts appeal,
And own the bias which wa ieelf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16

Carl Won HauswolH a.,,a 90
We the governor and ca ''aate kno'
island of St. bartholomew, Ma .Ssrse,
that in order to Tighten ll'' md lee
vessels as much as possible, . a W.
TO encourage commerce ~ .;;th the sd'..
nave thought exrediente WIN W.T. town. owl 49,
of the representatives o, . W. The Y
duce the tax lately laid ulu''
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From tAe Pittsburgh Gazette.
TO MARY OF ERIN.

LURED, Mary, by thy voice, AGAIN
i snatch, with eagerness, the ren
Which long neglected and n! thrown ~
Has grown extremely stiff and dry,
And like the callous hearted throng)
Unfit for every thing like song
Yet 10 / seize and bid the quill
Obey its inspiration still,
And with elastic promptness pay
The debt incurred by Mary's lay
That lay whose numbers sweetly tell
The heart of her from whom they tell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-19

permitted TO pass the place few steps, where
his mend OF hell lay concealed, before the d I'd.
am was taken he then fired upon him, and
more than twenty buck shot entered his back.
me ofwhce went through, and several lodged
lgainst the skin below his breast.bone. the
murderer, steady to his purpose, and determined
TO compIeat his work of destruction. struck him
several blows on the head, (it is supposed with
the oreech of a grn) and mangled it in shocking
manner He had some money IN his peck n
which vas not taken out. The Saturday night
preceding TINS melancholy event, house at The
place to which the deceased was going waa
burned, with view, no doubt, to bring him out
TO afford an opportunity to take his life. 1t IS
generally believed, that this dreadful deed h, q
been perpetrated to prevent the deceased from
appearing as prosecutor and witness against two
men now confined IN Wake county Jail, on a
charge Of stealing negroes.-Mr. Coor Pendtr
has long been member Of the State Legislature,
Wayne County, Jime 6, 1915,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-19
HoRRJD MURpPe

On Monday Evening the 3D. Inst. the BODY Of
John Coor Pender was found by some -ravellers
IN path Leading from the place where he lived
70 another plantation, few miles from Waynes.
borough. tie had been shot about IL o'clock IN
the morning, by some person concealed behind n
cluster of frees blown down near the path :, an
pesred frdn the trampling and other gns abut
the trees, that they had been there number Ct
times before, for this fatal purpose.-He was
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-19
NEW ORLEANS

n The situation of New Orleans having ex.
cited deep and just interest, we sedulously col
lect and present to our readers whatever relates
to the subject
From the Correspondent Of the Commercial
.9Gfv,rhser.
NEw oRLEANs, May Is.
.fessrs. Lerois g Hall,
wrote to you by the ship Jackson will there.
fore only add what has occurred since.
The water, believe, has ceased to rise in the
city, it having found vent into Like Dorgue.
The breach in the levee above town is not vet clo
sed we are very sangune however, in our hopes
hat It will be done speedily. The operation
has commenced, and is so far, successful. They
have rooored two large ships, across it's mouth,
and have begun TO throw in bags flied with
earth. The water with which part of the city is
covered begins to throw out horrid smell, pro.
duced. no doubt, by its communication with the
prNles and with the buryng ground Imagine
what our situation will be during, the heats oi
August There is something odd in seeing
boats row'through the streets ola popuIous c w.
On Saturday last, sloop from across Lake Pom.
chartrain sailed on the Bayou road, as far as the
house formerly owned by Daniel Clark, and then
struck across the fields TO the rear Of this civ.
without once touching bottom. Yesterday (Sun.
day all the world sailed on parties of pleasure
to the Bayou st. John this is unusually pleasant
afternoons ride-what is still more droll, SIEVE.
raj sailed on dry land up to the crosses.
BY next mail will be able to say positively.
whether or not the crcvasses will be stoned
Frens the Compiler of JuneIS.
NEwlOnLEAss, May2I.
The attempt 10 close up the crevasse. we ara
sorry 10 say, has bQen Abandoned The 4, ,.t, :,
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From the Compiler of June1s.

Ngw-onLEAys, May 81.
The attempt 10 close up the crevasse. we are
sorry TO say, mas been abandoned. The depth Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-19

NEw-YoRK, June IL.
We are indebted to the politeness of
Messrs. John Delaplaine, & Co. for the
loan OF file of London and Liyerpool ma.
pers, the former to the LIST of Nav. the
latter to the 25th of April, both inclu.
siye.-guer. .4dr.
LONDON, April so.
:, We received at late hour this morning,
the Paris papers of Saturday last. They
contain the following articles -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-19

n The situation of New Orleans having ex.
cited deep and just interest, we sedulously col
lect and present to our readers whatever relates
TO the subject