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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20


The navigation Of all lakes, rivers AID ,vate.
commun cauORs, the middle Of which IS or rn,,,
be the boundary between his tame males y,
territories on the continent of N,r,h America and
The U.States, shall with the exceptions heroine q,
mentioned, at all times be- free 10 his m iesl,,,a
subjects and the citizens of the United States
The inhabitants Of ms Britsnntc m iesty's terri
tories in North America, and the citizens and
subjects OF the Unled States may freely carry ON
trade and commerce by land or inland navigation
as aforesaid, with goods and merchandise the
growth, produce or manuf c IRE Of the British
territories in Europe or North America, or of ths
United States, respectively, w.thln the territories
OF the two parties respectively, ON the sad con-
tlnent Che countries within TIE limits of Inc
Iiudson,s Bay Company only excepted) and no
other or higher duties or tolls or rates of fsrri-
age or portage, than whit are or shall be PAYABLE
ny natives respectively shall be taken or demand.
ed on either side.
All goods and merchandise whose Importation
into the intel states shall no; be wholly prob,.
bited, may fully, for the purposes OF the com.
merce above mentionc.!, be earned into the sa d
United States in the manner aforesaid, by his Bri
'annic majestys subjects, and the said Y DDS and
merchandise shall be subject 10 no higher or
'thc duties than would " payable by citizens sf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20
FOR S ALE.
a valuable Rope- Jyalk, EstabL;sbms

ii valuable Rope Walt Establishment.
NHE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE
Il WALK with its machinery and buildings.
lately carried on by John s. Shelton & Co. at Port
Mayo (httle below Rocketts) together with the
Lot on which II stands, containing about two
ALSO
SEFF.W NEGRO MEN
well acquainted with the Rope-Walk business
For terms, which will be liberal, apply to
L. L. SHELTON, .lgeilt for
JOHN S. SHELTON, 8. co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Charleston, Nov. IS. +
Late from the Spanish Main.

BY the arrival on Saturday last Of the
chr. Sarah and Hannah, capt. Croft,
from Iaguira, we are put in possession
fverbal and printed accounts, relative
90 tie revolutionary operations in thai
cuuntry, down sothe 2lst ult. The con
Trajectory statements OF the two parties,
it next to impossible to form a
correct opinion as to the real condition
o. affairs: but persons of information and
judgment, all agreed that the Royal cause
was lettering. and must shurtly fall, ne,
yer to rise again. The Royalists still
lseld nut in Cumana. but had been so
much distressed for provision, as TO XIII
heir horses and mules tor subsistence.
they were still in possession ora part OF
ne Island Of MargarItla also, where the
same scarcity prevailed. The Patrlol
|i,nces had gained toothold IN Barcelona
ara pano aud Oronoko. a verbal re
|n,rt D. evaileh at Laguira. that the lade-
,andent armv assembled in the Vicii,i-
ties of Barcelona and Cnmana, was IS.
|+,inated at near 10000 men: whilst the
R.yal Is, under Morales, only numbered
alost 1000.
A gentleman who came passenger IL
he above vessel. policy favored the
differs with file of Caracas Gazettes
. the 18th ult. l'rosa ore of them we
ave Translated the Official account of an
Engagement. between The Roya! and IN
Urgent fiotiIlas. AS nigh be expected,
the former claim tie victor but the
asseneers in the Sarah and iann.h ,tate
lat it was much no.e dea J purchased
that they are wiling 10 acknowledge.
''hs translation will be found in pre-.
edins colura.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

q g.
By virtue of two writs Of venditioni
Exponas, to lie directed, from Charles
County Court, will be sold to the highest
bidder, for cash on the premises, on
wednesday the 18th day of December
next, at IL . clock, A. Nj. all Edward
Dixon's right, title, claim and interest
IN and to part of a tract or parcel OF Land
lying in Charles County, containing one
nuntlfed acres, name unknown; taken
to satisfy debts due from SAID Dixon to
Elizabeth 4. Briscoe, execatrix of Ger
rard Briscoe--also, to satisfy debt due
to Philip Stuart.
Torisey Robey,
Late Sheriff harles county,
November 2l-25 ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
November 10
NOTICE.
To oil sVhom it may Conscrn.

To all t0hom it may Concern.
wTOU are hereby Notified, that the Di-
n rect Tax. for 1916, has become
due and aylble, and that attendance
will be given to receive the same at the
following times and places, viz:
AT Fairfax court house, on Monday,
slst October and 4th November.
AT Cenueyille, Tuesday ed
At Gum Spring, Wednesday esd
At Aldie, Thursday Oath
AT Middleburg. Friday 25th
AT UpperyiIle, Saturday 26th
At UniontOwn, Monday 28th
At Capt. Gregg's store, Tuesday ssth
At pumpkintoWn, wednesday 50th
At Smiths cross roads, Thursday S1st
AT fIillsborougb, Friday lst November
At John Cannards', Saturday Cd
At Sol. vichroy's store, Mond ay 4th
AT Seuder's store, Tuesday 5th
at Waterford, "Wednesday 9th
At Leesburg, from the 18th October to
the 18th November
AT LaneSville, Tuesday 18th Nov.
At Wiley. "Wednesday 18th
At the cross roads, Thursday 18th
AT Wrens' Friday 18th
AT West End, Saturday 10Th
At Fairfax court house, Monday 18th
at Colchester, Wednesday Goth
At Motifs in Alexandria, Tor non-resi-
dents, Thurday 2lst.
And that correct copies OF the tax lists
remain with the principal assessor of this
collection district, open to the inspection
OF any person who may apply to inspect
tae same.
John LittlSOhn, Collector
of the Revenue for the 22nd
Collection District Virginia,
October ga tSINNoy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Five Dollars Reward

Y OST. on Saturday night. Red .io
D A rocco Pocket Boob, containing an
order for five dollars on Jacob Bowers,
aad a twenty dollar note on the Bank OF
Potomac. Il is Supposed it was dropped
somewhere betwesn the Garner of Water
and Fairfax-street. The fader will be
rewarded bv returning the same 70 tue
owner, at Mr. (. Brocus's, on Fairfax
street, next door TO the Past-0f7ice.
W. ID. MILLER.
Nov. 25. ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
District IF Colaumbia, to VI:

District If CoIumbia, to wit:
BE IT REMEMBERED. That on
the fifth day OF December, in the Of
ty Fl st year OF the Independence ii
. { the U. States " smerica. WILL
y ) AN OR lNi Il, Of lie said district.
hath deposited N this office the title
OF book, the right whereof he
claims as author, in the words iJl-
lowing to vat:
(" Reports of CASES argued & adiadsel
in the sNpreme Court If the U. STATES,
In February term, 1874 Vol. VIII
BY WILLIAM CRANCH, chief Judge
$ OF the Circuit Court OF the district OF
s Columbia Potius lgnoratio juris lit.
:. giosa est, guam scieDtia.
I" Cic. he legibas, dial. H.
In conformity to the act oil the Com
gress of the United States, lntituled" Al
act for the encouragement of learning,
by securing the copies OF maps, chart
and books, to the authors and froprietor>
of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned"
G. DENEAIE,
Clerk OF the District OF Columbia
November Is 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
IS Misunderstanding

.NRs. CHEN3ULT respectfully in
forms the Ladies OF \ lexandria, that she
has commenced the Mantua- making Blu
siness on Washington street, nearly op-
posite the Episcopal Church, where she
will be happ to execute any orders in
her line. She will provide herself with
the latest fashions.
Noyamha,. o. GA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Boys Great Coat found.

Was found, some days since, on the
roau nes, Ills poor house, Great Coat
Suitable Tor boy. The owner may have
:, q application at this Office and pa Ing
est OF this advertisement.
shaber 80 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
For Rent or tor sale on a '0'S
credit

The subscriber viii rent, or sell 0t n,
the most accommodating terms, ,.snt
;iouse and Lot, wherein he at Pr.' snt,
vesides. The House is la sc, cGn'e"T he
md finished in superior style !, tI's
lot, consisting of two acres i ..nIer,
highest state Of cultivation as a ' tm;r.,
bounding in the most choice :. siycn
,hrubs, &c. Possession can DC 8
bout the lst of December.
He will purchase Dry Cows. =,
Aug J s mil.
Nov 20 eotlS'D
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Fail Fashions Of MiiIcnery

Mrs. MOONEY respectfully inform,
the Ladies'. that her Fall Fashions are
just opened. for sale.
She has also received so dozen ladies
Straw Bonnets, which are offered fci
sale at reduced price, by the dozen
or single one,
November 25 dew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Notice to tie Pubic.

5ENIIE public viii please to take ~. I'D
4 tice, that owing TO the eacFy "a T.
,rice, of horse feed, thr water "" br
.aised one cent per gallon from AIoH'''
he 25th OF The present month. ,onc
THE PR0PRlEfOE''
Nov. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
- - -YOkK.

"a The fine new schooner Coguet
.s sss Capt. Ande son; burthen abput
$50 barrels; will meet with Immediate
despatch and take freight low. For
which, or passage. apply to
harne~ali and Popham.
Novemher o ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

The Museum will be opei
for the reception OF Visitors, on .Nonda!l
"Wednesday and Satarday afternoons
from o o'clock
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
TO NhNI,

y 4sEsyN 4,
The Store between Ae>srs Patons =
Butchers and the Subscribers, lately DC,
cupled by Messrs Cary Branaugh & Co
Possession may be had immediately. FoI
terms appi' to
Vaudeville s. Larmour
Nov 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Notice.

a y =.
L VIII be sold, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the residence of Thomas
Burgess, on "Wednesday the 4tb Of De,
cernber next, one Negro Girl named Ma
ria taken as the property of Thomas
Kemp, to satisfy officers fees due from
the said Kemp for the years 1918, 1871
and 1915.
Tornley Robeg,
Late Collector.
November S--25 st
Prince Georges County, to Wit:
| hereby certify that Henry Hill, Of
said county. Brought before me as a
stray trespassing on his enclosure, dark
bay Horse, T years old, 10 e halfhands
high, has a white spot on his nuse, hi.
two hind feet white, aud is lame in ont
of his hind legs. Given under my hane
as one of the justices Of the peace in ano
fer said county, this 2lstday Of Noyem
Der 1916.
Alexous Sansbury.
The owner of the above describe
Horse is requested to prove property
pay charges and take him away.
Henry Hill.
November 25 5t5*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
October s
FOR SALE,

For term of years,
A likely young Negro Girl not to be
Sold out of the district of Columbia.
Enquire of the Printer.
November % II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
st Ubes Salt
October Is

1890 bushels St. Ubes Salt, on board
the brig Fame, Captain Perry, for sale
L. H. ROWLAND.
November 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
General Lingan, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert
lnent of Boiling Cloths. OF a superiorq qua
itv, which viii be offered for sale at the
store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos Hereunder.
OctOber s tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Tda'jHeu Robeu,

Late Sheriff harles uountv,
November 2l-25 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Public Sale.

November 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

Clerk Of the District OF Colnrlbia
November 2S 2aw4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18
@isreiianp.
yRoN LATE LONDON yApEn.

or BONdPARIE.

YR0M LATE LONDON yAPEt.
The following is an extract Of letter from
an officer Of his Msjes,y's ship Newcastle {us
ST. Helena) TO his friend In London, dated Iu.
ly 80, lsi6:-
"The letter took from Miss P---to Miss
Bslcome introduced me 10 the father Of tho
lsucr lady, who is here, not upusslIy, styled
Purvsyor to the Ex-Empsror. We all like
Admiral Malcolm exceedingly; and 20 un.
dsrs,and, both he apd Lady Malcolm are al
ready grea, favori,es wah Napoleon. You
perhaps suppose that Bonapar,e can BE- sesn
q, any time, end by any body quite the re-
verse he has taken great offence with Sic
Hudson Lowe, and will only be seeu when it
takes him in the humor. Having procured
Admiral Malcom' 5 per mis'ion to 60 10 Long.
wood with Mr.. Dalcome, we set Oh. II Is
about miles from where the Newcastle lies.
Marshal Bertrand resides with his lady and
four children, about four miles On the same
roAd, ina ANAL house Of two rooms. On our
way We called on the Marshal, and TOOK sec
ond breakfast with him. The youngest oi
his children, as We were leaving them, called
out, "Down with the FIesr-de- Ia" Tho
Marshal reprimsade him, bur MADAME en-
couragcd him. We then rode on to Loag.
woo6. MIR. Balcome sent On has name aho
Napoleon came forth. They walked down
the garden together for nearly half mileS
aud a. went purposeiy 10 see this once e'sst
psu, ! used every effo, in my power TO ihroS
myself in his way, 90 walked down the garden
after them. When they turned, Napoleon
saw me, asked Mr.. Balcome who was. Be-
ing informed was on officer belonging 70
the Gag ship, Las Casss, who Was walking
behind with bis ha, OF, vas desired 10 intro
duee me, and had the honor Of low bow
tom Bonaparse. Las Cssas and Mr.. Bal
come being both uncovered, l was Obliged
to follow their example, although The suo was
burning hot, by which ! got bad hesd-sehs.
My Interview WAS short, add what passed was
nearly n follows -
Napoleon. How old are ysu, Mr.---.--s
Ans. 81 years.
~ Are yop msr.iet' No,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18

in Ch,sfcf The Army Of the Centre, to the
victors Of the Alacran;
Soldiers You have just gained a signal
add msmorsble victory, which viii carry ter
ror amongst your enemies, and reaninate
tho confidence Of our oppressed brothers.
The iesolent army no longer exists that tyran-
nized over these provinces, not by the supe-
rioriiy Of its vslor, but by that Of It's number.
The whole Of its infsntfy has perishrd. The
missrsble remains Of its cavalry runs dispers.
ed In tho mountains, and even i,s chief, who
in the dslirium Of his pride dared 10 despise
you ffss sfffigbfed TO hide himself in the
woods Of Aragus. Soldiers Of liberty nlrea.
dy the tyrsnts Of Venezuela, with their wilc
and Infamous psrtizsns, ,tremble at your name |;
iet Us exterminate Them at once, that the re-
public may rise majestic and terrible, support.
cd by your bsyonsts. Another victory, easi.
or for you to gaio than that Of yesterday, will
forever seal your gtsry, and insure your hap.
piness, aud your ilIustrious names will tere.
corded in history.
Head Qudrfeys of Chohavro, The 9Th Senfem-
Der, 1916. GREGOR MGREGOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18

constitution abd State goytrntnenr, ahd fos
tho admission OF tba, Stale into The Union
the people Of the said territory did, on The
2o'h day Of June, ia the present year, by .
convention called Tor that purpose, form for
themselves q constitution and State govern.
ment which constitution and State govern.
ment, so formed, is republican, and 10 con-
formity to the principles Of the articles Of
compact between tho original States and Tie
people, aud States in the territory northsWest
Of the river Ohio, passed on the i3th day Of
July, 1916: Therefore,
Be h resolved, by fAs Senate and House Of
Re,syesenionves ef Me UnIed Ssafes IF .lme-
RIGS, in conyress os'smbied, That the State of
Indiana shall be one, and 10 hereby declared
TO DO one, Of the United States Of America,
and admitted into The Union on an equal foot
ing with the original States, 10 oil respects
whatever.
Mondsy, Dee. 9.
From the war department plan was re-
ported to enforce the annual settlement Of
Public Accou,s and more certain aceounia-
biliy.
a Committee was appointed to consider the
expediency Of rspealing or modifying the
Compensation law. Tho subjee, has been
referred In tho same ierms in the House1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18
MINA,S EXPEDITION,

We have conversed with gentleman just
sr'ivea rom roatao,frnees oa., rom wnens'
Nina had sailed from that place on his expe.
dtion in tho Csledouis--thAt Capt Boyle, OF
Baltimore, In the Calypso, and another vessel,
verscd With Capt. Boyle, but could not learn
satisfactorily. the place Of their destination.
Hs states ,hcie were about $50 Americans
on board the Caledonia, and that he saw sew
eral prises sent in there--,hat one Of them,
supposed to be worth 100000 dollars, was
captured by the Swift. ". Reg.
XAVIER MIsA, who 10 now leading rev.
oluiiooary expedition against Mexico, Is only
~ years Of age.
a colony Of French Emigran,s hos been es.
tsblishcd ut Rio Janeiro.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18
GENERAL ORDER.

C-exsr M'Cresor, General Of Brigade Of
the Roputaiesp Army Of Vcnezuel,, and Gen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18

M,rgar,ia, Barcelona, Cerupune, and par, OF
BAlonoho. Cumana was ciosely bIockaced
BY hem, and being much svaitened for pro.
visions, was c1peted 5000 to fall inlo their
hands. The rcyalis, general Morales, advan.
osnR to the relief Of Cumana, was attacked
Gear Barcelona, by the Patriots, and defeated
with a very considerable los,--he was not
supposed 10 have moro than 1900 or 1000
mon snder his command, while the patriots
could muster, under their different leaders,
nesrly 10000. Even the Spanish officers,
Themselves, began to despair OF much longer
defending that part Of the Spanish do
minion seains tho rsvolu,ionist. The esls'
.bratsd par,isan, Sir Osegor M'0regor, who
-was represented in the late Spanish aeeoun,
TO have been killed, and his body Gu, UP and
sailed, snd sent 10 Mexico, 10 slll alive, and
s,n command Of suong body of revolution.
list near Cunana. There was Spanish feet
,of 10 or - sail at Cumana, assis.ing in tho
defence Of, that plass.--The patriots o. Mar
,esrita we're ia great distress for provisions.
- x.f. . o.f.x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
ROBERT NEILsON &C.

YEAyE RECEIVED al extensive assortment Of
z 8 Staple and Fancy Goods, which they viii SELF
at very reduced prices, for cash or negotiable paper
amonSst which are the following articles:
London superiine cloths anl cassia,eres
Scco1s q,i:L lily and common do
Fl and o. pclisse cloths and fgureil RsnneIs
Superiine kersey, mole skins and coating,
Stout fushings and fearianghts
Forest cloths ami fores, plains
Rose aud striped blankets
Ftnneis assortd
Berlin AMI ribbed stockingncts
Elastic and Wellington Corts
Constitution and Iiunter'sdo
SILK str:pe aud figured vestins,
Rack F,urcntine DO
White and coored Marseilles do
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers
rs AID ~ cotton shirtinC
Long clo,h and MadapoIiam do.
4-iand "a satin stripes, hair cord and plain cam
brics
,Iaeonett and Null Muslin
Rich sswed ami ramhore,l do
l-.no lace, nett, aud fancy do.
Plain and figured Ga,ixe
6-4 aad ~ plain English and French lace
., j, 5, o and ~ black and white lace wells and
shYwis
Rich satin and lace trimmings
Iaieta, Florence and Levantine silks
Plain and figured levantiHcs and satins
it'ch embroidered l.evantine h'dsfs. and shavls
Real ard imitation Mcrino do
Imitation Caslmre DO.
DaTGask and Sc &c silk do.
Italian grapes assorted
IambIrei and plain lace sleeves
Extra long and slort kid gloves
Beaver, Yora-ian and bnck-skin do
S'k, cotton and worsted Hosiery
Cotton and silk laces
Bombazstts and Bombazines
Dimities, ca!licoes, cambrics and common ging
hams
SILK anu Bingham umbrellas
With variety of other articles, forming com.
piete assortment, which they hope will meri, the
attention OF their friends.
Uecember Ii. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
THE british CONrTRE-PROJET.
The British Plenipotentiaries to the Ane-
rican Plenipotentil1cs.
B0qrd IF Trade, June Is, 1873.


The undersigned have the honor to
transmit to the pIenipott ntiaries of the L.
States, coatre fr1jct for TIE arrangement
of the commercial intercourse between The
tWr countries. The Americl IN plenip Jten-
tiariss will observe, that the article res
pectirg the British T. lst Indies, is not pro-
posed to be included in the body OF the
treaty, but in separate article, and more
Limited in point of duration than would be
suitable 20 the arrangements Of the treaty
itself. The undersigned, nevertheless, ilst.-
ter themselves that tl4e American Plenipo
tentaries viii sec il the proposed article
for the East lHdia intercourse, proof Of
the LIBERAL and conciliatory disposition with
which tho British government IS disposed to
act upon the subject.
It will be reco.lecte1 tllat At ono Of tho
unofficial confer Dccs. and subsequently,
at the FIRST Official Conference held with
the American p eupotentiaries, the under
signed stated by order OF thrir government,
tbatif Tie power Of gong from the United
states TO the British domlnioDs in tho last
Indies BY an in lire course were con .cded,
Or at Britain must be considered rs end-
tied 70 some cqUival, 1T for TIRE concession,
and that the fur trade was pointed out b.
the undersigned, as capable OF furnishing
that equivalents.
The American plcuipo.en,iarics having
stated That their distractions aid rot perm,
them to grant by stipulation any coumer-
! cial intercourse between his majpsiy's sub
.cts and the Indians res,daS within The
Acknowledged 5ogat,ar:es Of Lae Z. S.l.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

cJ The ENQuIRER is published twice v eek, gons.
r! ana uirs, times week dlniny the the fsae
AcyistsHTe-Price the heggtonre Esue Dollars p,r
alit!n, payable in advance. Ncs of Chartered lu,tL
(an viii b. received in payment The Esitor Will p,r
Sntre The safety Of rcni them by mail The postage OF all
Letters being paid by the writer's.
O. NO papers viii h discontinued, [bu at the discretion
vi tlc Edor, un'il all arregraeys have been paid up
% Whoever viii guarantee The payment of iue M
pers, shall receive tenth, sy,ais.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
so ctats ''
NC advertisement inserted, until has either bern sa1 Sr
er a'Sied oy some person in This city oiu.G0,s.