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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
~ NEw-YoRK, June 10.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

LATEST FROM LONDON.
By the attention Of our correspondent at
| Boston, the Editors of the New-York Ga
zette have received London papers to the
18th of May, from which they have mad.
the subsequent extracts.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.
| In the British house of commons ON the
Sth ult. MIR. Brous ham brought forward q
motion, That leave be given to bring in
bill FOR securing and extending the li6er-
ty of the press" after considerable de.
bate, leave was given to bring in the Bill,
| The great marriage having been consum-
mated, Parliament had voted addresses to
the Queen, the Prince Regent Il the Roy.
al pair on the suspicious event.
LONDON, May 9.
Last night we received the Paris papers
OF Sunday, and this morning of Monday
last.
The appeal lodged by the attorney gen
eral against the acquittal of general Cam
bronze, had been rejected by the court of
Revision, and the acquittal confirmed by
three votes against two. The grounds of
the Judgment vi the court OF Revision are
not stated.
The former Secretary of Maret (Bassa-
no. has been taken up at Geneva, and
sent under an escort of Gendarmes to the
frontiers OF France, where he was receiv.
cd by another escort. Papers of the high
est Importance, says an article from Gene
va, were found upon him.
=, LONDON, May IL.
Inc faris papers make no allusion to
the causes OF discomfort, which are said
to abound in France. Nor do they nenti.
on the multiplied arrests which are stated
upon the authority of private advices. To
nave taken place last week in the capital
Some OF these rumous may be exaggerated:
but the silence of the French papers is no
proof OF their being false.
In the mean time it appers that sudden
and extraordinary hustle prevails in the
cantonments of the Army of Observation ::
and the Duke of Wellington, it is said, is
ABOUT to commence general inspection of
the whole, including the Austrian troops
in Alsace.
We have letters from Malta, To near the
END OF March; they state that Lord Ex.
mouths expedition was amply provided
with those powerful arguments in reason
ing with Corsairs, shot, shells, Concreye,s
rockets, &c. the show of which contribut.
ed mainly to his lordship's successful ne.
gociations. The slaves released are men.
toned at number far beyond every pre.
vious computation; and it is even affirmed
that tina thousands had been already liberated
This is glorious crusade.
PARIS. Nav
An expedition left Lisbon for Rray;l On
the 18th ult composed of a ship of the line.
two frigates. and several TRANSPORTS. HAVING
on board 5000 troops.
General Cambronne leftParis Yesterday
morning to proceed to Nantz for embarka-
ton.
The Journal Of Arau announces, that Sc.
verai exiled Frenchmen. who had fixed
themselves in the large cities of the United
States of America, have retired into the in.
terror of the new Continent.
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From the .Nero-York Mercantile .adpe-d,er /,
Ertrdct 0fd letter from Pnr;s

A new marriage is already on foot
for the Emperor of Austria. This uxori.
Gus monarch is said to have cast his eve on
the fair daughterof the King of Saxony to
replace his late consort.'' ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26

mits or boundaries with the treaty Of Fort
Jackson, we lose an immense tract Of coun-
try. There will be strong work erected
on the Escambia, near the line of delnarka-
ton with Spain, which it is to be hoped
will prevent the present intercourse with
our red brethren"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
From the baltimore Patriot Of June %.
From the Mediterranean.

Captain Shearman, of the brig CALYPSO,
arrived at this port in 35 days from Gil
braltar, considers the American commerce
in the Mediterranean, in a very precarious
situation--The Algerines are still FESTIVE,
and have only agreed with Commodore
Shaw, to observe the Treaty with the Uni
ted States for three months. IF "a fleet is
not sent to the Mediterranean sufficient to
attack Alsiers, and compel them to keep
the peace, there will be more of our citi-
zens in slavery there before Fall. Small
vessels are of great Importance in those
seas, ct ordered to cruise in Summer in-
stead Of lying n, port, for our large ships
can watch the movements Of their large
ships, but not Of their small craft.
lie remembers when the schooner Enter.
prize was in the Mediterranean in the Tri-
politan war, that the Tripoitans approach
ed no nearer to a sail when they discovered
her to be schooner. The Enterprise, or
rather her enterprizing commander, made
cruise down on the coast of Morocco, as
far as Sallee and La Nash, and prevented
several marauders from fitting out of those
ports against the Americans.
Markets at Gibraltar very dull, -four SO,
beef of first quality, Ia, by retail, and eve
~ other article proportionably low.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
Separation Of Maine Again.
The Senate Of this Commonwealth have

The Senate OF this Commonwealth have
passed, with but one dissenting vote.
bill providing Tor the erection of the Dis
trict Of Maine into an independent state
on certain conditions. The separation
must be approved by a majority Of con-
vention of delegates, to be chosen in the
manner Of representatives, and to assemble
at Brunswick on the 26th Of August next.
This convention must also consent to the
other conditions, which are to be incorpo-
ted into the constitution, which they are
authorized toform for the new state. The
constitution is to be submitted to the PEG.
pie, who are to act on ii by written votes,
and to make return by the 1st of January
next, at which time the convention are tn
be in session. The most i'm portant condi.
tions are, that all the public buildings Of
Massachusetts Proper, are to belong to the
Commonwealth, and the public lands in
the district are to be equally divided be-
tween the two states, the moiety assigned
Massachusetts not to be taxed so long as
1t remains her property--ths remainder
OF the public property is to be holden by
Massachusetts, as security for the pay.
ment of the public debts, but on the adj
Justment of the public debts, if there be a
surplus, three fourth parts are to remain to
Massachusetts and one fourth to Maine,
it there be deficiency, one quarter part
thersofis to be paid by Maine. This bill
Is assigned for second reading in the
House this day-when finally acted on we
shall publish Il entire.-B. ID. .adv.
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CHARLEsron. Lnne 1s.

CHARLEsToN, June I9.
Specie.----79,000 dollars were lately
brought into this port, from Nassau and
on Sunday last an arrival from the same
place brought 10000 dollars more.
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NoRpolk. Tune 81.

NORFOLK, June II.
We have it from official source that the
whole amount of United States Military
Stores deposited at Raleigh, and destroyed
by the late distressing FIRE at that place,
did not exceed 5 5000. The Raleigh pa
Pers have enormously stated it at so or
&c, 900 dollars.-Herala.
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Communicated for the baltimore Patriot.
Extract Of letter from NJ Orleans, May %.
Business is growing still more dull, and
people preparing to leave the city.
Sugar prime S17; Cotton do. 80; Tobacco
Ia Whiskey 60 10 90 ; Pork 10 to IL Flour 6
to Old Hempen Yarns 90
Eatract Of a letter to a gentleman in Bal.
tinoTe, dated
NEw-ORLEANs, May &c.
I" The river has fallen about one foot.
and the water begins to recede from the CT
ty."-TeL,
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We are informed, that letters from philadel
phia TO gentleman here, mention the arrival oi
W Larailette in that city. sometime during the
past weekly. I. COL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-05
Parents, Guardians, and al
Good itizens
HELP /! HELP! HELP!

!. o
IAN Saturday the 18th ult. Youtl
w Wise Parents are, ab, ent, lett hi
grandfather's house, (Mr. Mcleod, hi,
instructor, not keeping school that day
Ibeiag sent spon an errand to Georgetown
he did not return, and upon enquiry i
was found that on tie morning of the
10th. he went to Alexandria in the small
steam Boat from Van Ness. Wharf, since
(which he has not been, heard Of aftel
much and priufui search,
Any person bringing The traant youtf
to The Six Buildings shall be paid all rea
sona5le charges and expenses, and may
|enjay the satisfaction resulting from ilav
ing an agency in restoring an incopside
rate youth to his nearest connections
and being means of alternating the dis
tress under which they are now labor
ing.
He is very near II years oil. age, rather
short of stature for his age, but remarka.
bly, well set, fair skin, somewhat freckled
dark hair, blue eyes. Had on his com
mon school dress, viz a greyish cloth
coat, light colored pantaloons Of Ben
nett's Cord, tive vests, the under one
blue stripe, the upper one cross barred
buff gand brown, bis shirt and stocking
marked 6. l.. c. he took no clothes with
him.
. WashinGton C;tv NV o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-05
DOCTOR DARRAH,
Sargeo,, Dentist,

I'd EsPEcTPULLY gives notice to
III the Ladies &. Gentlemen of George
town and its yicinity, that he has return
ed to his old stand, in Bridge Street,
nearly opposite the Union TaverH, where
he will be happy to wait on them in the
line ofhis profession. He makes aud in.
serts the best Of enamel teeth from one
to whole sett, in the best manner, With.
out pain in the operation. He mends de-
cayed teeth with silver or gold, to be as
useful as ever they were. He cleans, sc.
parates and extracts teeth, roots and
stumps in the best manner.
October 81 2aw6w
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British and Am. Stationary,

I DTlSlSu hiiu ALI. ot0tiVii0i j
i tyc. t'e.
RecentIy5rsceiyed be the General Smith
from liverpool, & ether arrivals from
the Northward--
a complete assortment Of ths abope
Consisting OF
HOT PRESSED folio and quartz lettel
paper II.
Ames's and Langstroth's best white and
pink ditto
Best and common foolscap ditto
Royal wrapping, log book 4 blue pamph
let ditto
Drawing paper of all sizes
Red Morocco pocket books ditto
A large and handsome assortment Of la.
dies,ditto and thread cases
Asses skin tablets
Mathematical Instruments
Gunter's scales and dividers
Reeyes's colors in boxes q single cakes
Best black lead and camels' hair pencils
Toy, paints for children
Walkden's British black and red inh
Il powder
Best American ditto japan and India ink
|Clout's durable do; quilts of all sorts
Wedsewoods Egyptian and glass ink
stands pewter and pocket ditto
Asreat variety OF elegant pen knives and
scissors IS
|Su2erfine red and black sealing wax, wa:
iers, wafer seals, pounce and sand
boxes, silver pencil cases, black.
lead crayons, ladies' dressing and
tidy boxes. tortoiseshell, enamel'd
and painted, blank, playing and Vi
sting cards, geographical do. toeth
brushes and charcoal dentriGce, We.
ry best White Chapel patent needles
assorted sssuperfnc ivory combs, tor.
toiseshell ditto, fine toned German
flutes with books OF instruction.
D.aILY EXPECTED,
A large assortment of the latest Music.
both songs and, pieces; very best Roman
and German violin strings clarinetts Sd,
9Th and 9th; flutes aud ilageolets.
For sale BY ~ i
a JGmes Kennedy g Son.
November. 5...s eosw
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Baltimore, NsreMber I.

sxlaisF DUktIWtDJk, f1YOESMUeI IL !,
Arrived schooner Harriet, Forbes, Is
days from ST. Ubes. Left brig Alliance
|ofKennebank. the only American yesse
There.
Schr. Amphibion, Mills, from Naples
land SO days from Leghorn. Left Naples
|a6th August, and Legaorn 9th Sept. A
former. a brig belonging to the eastward
from Rio Janeiro, discharging hides; ane
the whole of the American squadron un
der Commodore Chauncey. At Leghorr
a ship from Salem, With HAVANA sugars
ARRIVED some days before. Spoke no
thing on the passage.
Haytian brig lie Leyyier, Semen, L
DAYS from Port-au-Prince. Left ther'
Il7th Oct. schr. Flight, Naghel, of Balti
more brig Calypso, Boyle, do. and som'
iothers. The Haytian brig Confiance
| from Baltimore, arrived days before
OF the Mole saw brig and 2 schooners
supposed bound to Port-au-Prince. Pc
ton has been elected and proclaimed pre-
tsident for life. A French frigate and I
brig OF war arrived at Port-au-P Prince
with commissioners from France they
sailed on the 9th to cruise off Cape Hen
Try to receive intelligence of a Tende1
they had dispatched to Christophe witt
some propositions.
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Sarannah, Oct. 26.
SHIPNVRECKS

Arrived at this port last evening The
British schooner James and Charlotte,
captain Symmonett. from Nassau, N. p.
having on board the officers and Ct ews ai
the following vessels, which were wreck.
ed between the 18th and 2lst September
last, in gale ofwiad, viz. ship Rebecca,
captain Ewing, from Cadiz, bound to Sa.
yannab, with cargo of wines. The Re.
becca left Cadiz on the 9th August, from
which time to the 18th September nothing
materis. occurred. On the 18th, at
10, T NJ gale commenced which drove
the Rebecca ashore On the Florida Reef
Every exertion was made to save the. ship
but nothing could relieve her. Captain
Ewing and crew, the next day, took to
the long boat and landed about IS miles
from the snip. on Key Tavanear. But a
small part ot the Rebecca's cargo was
saved, she having nearly gone TO pieces
before any boats could get TO her, What
little Of the cargo that was saved was car
ried, together with the officers ard crew,
into Nassau, where they arrived On the
2lst ult,
The Rebecca is owned by MIR. A,
Knox of this city: the ship and part OF
her cargo, We understand, was insured in
this place, and part at'LIcyd's.
The schooner Benjamin, Annell L.
Cashmaa, master, Is days from Boston,
ooaad 20 iiaEans, with cargo Of fish,
lumber ad dry goods. was totally lost on
the Island of Grand Bahama on the 2lst Of
September last in violent and dreadful
gale OF wind. the crew E.y great exertions
we're all saved and arrived at Nassau.
The brig Catherine, captain Cox. of
Salem. lost on the Florida Reef in the
same gale.
We learn from capts Ewing. Cash-
man and Cox, that the following vessels
were also lest in the gale above alluded
20, oif the fl1rida shore big Hazard.
captain Rogers. from Boston, bound to
havana. An English ship from Hoadu-
ras bound TO London, names Of the ship
and master not recolccted. Ship ---.
captain Armstrong OF Ph;iadelphia, bound
to liayarna aud Ncv-0Fleans, was
wrecked Oh a5aco, on the 18th inst. crew
arrived at Nassau. Twp briggs ashore on
Florida, An En.;lish ship from Havana
or Jamaica. bound to Savannah, with spe-
Gle to purchase cotton for Liverpool, in.
side the Reef of Florida, snpppsed would
be lost. Crews of several other yes
sells, names not recollected, had arrived
in Nassau from wrecks. almost exhausted
with fatigue and hunger.
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For Sale.

|ENHAT substantially built & elegant.
4 ly finished three story Brlca Daef-
linz House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late DR.. Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conjoint-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 2S feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sa.., will be very accommo-
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prviously
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given i,Dmedis
ately thereafter.
Application may be made TO
J. l.. M'Kcnna.
april "a dStt,2awtf
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British Dry Goods,
Office.

The subscriber having obtained letters
of administration on the personal estate
of Alexander Johnson, late Of Charles
County, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate must exhibit
the same with proper vouchers thereto,
on OF before the Goth day Of April next,
otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit of said estate; and all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
|quested to come forward and settle the
same Immediately.
amelia Johnson.
October 81. eo5wf
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AT0TICE is hereby given the Stock
IN holders of the Bank of Potomac,
that an election for twelve Directors for
he ensuing year Nillbe held at the court
house in the town OF Alexandria, on Mon
day the 4th day Of November next. The
election to commence at two ard end at
six O'clock. p. NJ.
BY order ofthe Board,
Z. PAGE, Cashier.
October L eot4thNov
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Who will continue the business hereto
fore carried on ey him, and where he re-
quests all his old customers to call.
All those indebted to him on note OF
book account, are requested to call and
settle either with himself or with English
and Poe, who are fully authorised to re.
ceiye any debts due to him.
October 9 colin
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Just Received

BY the brig Alfrice and sch'r Sisters
from Portland,
+ An elegant assortment Of fancy chairs
tive large secretaries and book cases, Z
few elegant bureaus, and a general as.
sortnent Of other farniture--Also, thret
Jersey waggons--all Of which will be sole
on reasonable terms for sash or Flour,
SAMUEL WARD.
October ST.. cost
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!. Potomac Company

Potomac Company.
The Stockholders of the Potomac Com.
pan, are requested to attend a meeting
of the said Company, to be held at Mr.
Simnes's Tavern, in Georgetown, on
Friday the 99th November next, at ele
ven O'clock, on business OF Importance.
By order of the Board of Directors,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treasurer.
October 81 eot29thNov
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The election returns with the excep-
4;On Of Laurens county, are NOW COM
nlete The following gentlemen have
beep chosen to represent this state in the
fifteenth Congress Of the United States.
william Terrell, Joel Crawford, Joel
Abbott. Zadock Cook, Thss. w. Cobb
8 John Forsyth; the five first are new
members.
.Hao~,,:, To,,..,, ~ IL,
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Georgia Journal
Boston, Oct. 26.

The frigate Congress, capt, Morris,
dropped down yesterday from the Ma
w Yard, Charlestown, and anchored of
Long wharf. We understand, she is to
proceed to sea, with all possible dis
patch.
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New & Second hand Piano
-T!ortes.
lust. RECEIVED.

For sale blythe Subscriber
One Loudoa made square Piano Forte
with addition Keys and Pedal, s draw
efs, sett. OF Strings, tuning Hammer an,
leather Cover. $50 ~
One plain square ditto, with addition
al Keys, Pedal, s-tt of strings, tunin,
Hammer, and leather eeyer.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leathe
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make, 9 Draw
ers and 6legs, wih-additional Keys, Pc
dial and fashinnabie4ase
N. r. The abose:wiil be suld at sma.
advance forscash, # immediate applica
ton be made to 81
Z. GRAY, Bookseller.
November 5. S. 3
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ALEXANDRlIlA.
TUESDAY, Novrnsra s.

The election Of Directors tths Bank
s.sa limited States closed on Tuesday
~. 49, the result is not mentioned IN tht
, pass;i,sds s papers, but from private let
~ :, learn, that the following gentle
s &c, are ~ elected by . very large majorit,
81, votes. $3.50,
Samuel Wetaerill,
TsOmas ". N'iltiag,
ChandIsr Price,
jain Sergeant,
John BObein.
YHomcs III Euea,
Elihu Chaarcey,
Thomas Leiper,
John Sarage,
Manuel Eyre.
Caauallader Esans, Junr.
Guy Bryan,
William Boyd.
John Goddard,
,Dsnais a. Swith, Baltimore,
John Donnel, Baltimore
Ceaser A. Rodney, Delaware.
Brockhoist Livingston, N. York.
jones Lloyd, Of Boston.
Those whose names are IN Ltalics ar
Ee6eralists.
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Bank of Potomac,
Grains & Yeast.

81 Grains will be ready fol
sale at nay Brewery, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays-and Yeast daily
at my Store, from 10 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ
Isaac EntSCisle.
October 81 eoet
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Arrived, British brig Dasher, Captain
Collins, from Haiifay-Plaister of Paris
Fish, etc. to John jackson and Co. DC.
tober 81, in lat. SO, 8, long. "a. spoke
schooner Arabella, capt. Ruy, from Por.
TO Rico, bound to New York, out Il
days, all well.
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The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on .N,hdass.
Wednesday and Saturday cfternsons
from 9 os o'clock.
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NOTICE.

TUE subscriber having taken letters
u testamentary on the estate of Doc
tor Joseph Mudd, late of Charles County,
,deceased-all persons having claims a.
gainst the said estate, must exhibit the
same with legal vouchers on or before the
twenty-fifth day Of April next; other
wise they may be excluded from all be-
nett OF said estate by law, and all per-
sons indebted to said estate are request,
ed to come forward and settle the same.
Theodore Mudd.
October 81 eosws
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IMPORTATION OF OATS.

A part Of the Cargo of the Ship Aristo,
which arrived at this port Yesterday from
Amsterdam, consists of Oats.
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.Ns,r Tork. Oct. 81.

.8ppointment ola Mershai.--We un
derstand that the president of the Unit
ed States has appointed Thomas Morris,
Esq. Marshal, for the district of New.
York, in the place Of Gen. JOhn Smith
deceased.
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Orphans Court.

OIPHdIlS SOuII,
Alexandria County, November Term,
1916.
Ordered, that the executors of Bepia.
min Brown, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times week
for two weeks, in the Alexandria news.
papers.--A copys-Teste,
"A, Moore, r. W.
This ia to give notice, that the sub
scriDers, d Alexandra county, in tho
district Of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court o. said county letters,
testamentary on the estate Of benjamin
Brown, deceased: all persons having
claims against said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same to the sub
scriBers, on or before the first day of
May next, or they may BY law be ex-
|cluded from all benefit to Said estate
land those indebted thereto are required
ito make immediRte payment.
Given under cur hands this frst.day OF
November, 1915.
Anna Brown, Executrix,
sJehs.S. Brown, Executor
Of Benjamin Brown, deceased.
November eo2w -
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EIxAREp.
Itnuda,

CLEARED.
Schooner M'Donough, Gunnison, Der
muda.
Schooner Contract, Lewis, Newbern
Brig Criterion, Holmes, Boston.
Sloop MOrgiana, Sayre, New York. !
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LOST

A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, mark
~ ed e. /. The finder will be re
|warded to the full value of the articl,
by leaving it with the Printer.
November s. St
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Francis iightcses Lee

Tor ian,ediete Sale,
Two hundred SHEEP, one f:SArfh full
bred, the rest mixed Merinos, aitin per-
feet health and Gne order.
October s zawtf
~ The Editors of the National IT.
telligencer are requested to insert the a
boye twice a week till forbid, and send
their account to This office.