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I
. Whether he walk on foot, mount
his horse, or roil in his carriage, he is,
I as respects his fellow occupants of the
highway invested with the right of so
vereignty, wiihiu his owu moving
sphere, to the exclasiouhof all others.
II ono mounted oa home-back were
permitted to stop the pedestrian, and
search his pack or his pocket—the
latter must be permitted to take the
like liberty with the pocket and port
manteau of the former.
I Were those who ride with a coach
and four suffered to drive from the
highway, Or run down those who ven
tured upon it with inferior force, our
fights would no longer depend on the
laws of justice, reason and common
civility, but the power of pressing into
our service the greatest possible num
ber of beasts of burthen. Joe kies
would take the place of lawyers, and
our horses become the principal arbi
ters of our imputes on the highway.
Should we Concede to the robbers
demand we nfcist admit of course that
might is right. The maxiitis of Robin
Hood ahoula be consulted, instead of
those of my lords Coke, Hale and
Mansfield* What we received as law
on land, we could not reject as law on
the ocean. General robbery would be
acknowleged as public law. England
might be permitted to imitate the prac
tice of the piratic states of Barbary ;
and we should be consistent to look
to her tars for instruction in all ques
tions of maritime pillage, as their
precepts have the peculiar advantage
of being illustrated by their practice.
THE VOLUNTEER.
rillLADEI PHIA, MOV. 28.
If the friends of the United States’
Bank think ths t the objection taken to
the unconstitutionality of its charter
be unfounded, and that the people ot
the Union are willing, to give con
gress the right to grant charters of In
corporation, why do they not propose
an amendment to the constitution ex
pressly delrgatiog\such a power, and
then the opinion of the states would
be ascertained through their constitu
ted authorities. We venture to affirm,
that not one fifth* much less three
fourths, of the legislatures of the states,
would ratify such a proposition. The
eyes of the Union are upon the Ma
ryland legislature. . Every engine
which a monied aristocracy can put
in motion, will be set to work to de
feat the proposition of Mr. Bland._
already have the anglo federal papers
opened their batteries against this
gentleman, but he is armed so strong
in honesty of motive and soundness
of principle* that he is invulnerable to
their sh.fts- , .
It is strange, passing strange, that
if the Bank of the United States be
essential to the best interests and pros
perity of the Union that British A
gents and British influence should be
so busily employed, so much more a
live than other people upon this impor
tant subject. The very circumstance
of British Agents running to and fro,
and being so arduous for a renewal of
the Charter of (he United States Bank
is of itself just good and sufficient
ground to suspect mat such a renewal
. would be greatly injurious to the Uni
on. Can uiny good come out of Na
zareth ? Dem. Press.
MELANCHOLY EVENT.
We are informed, that the eight
children (Marfv*H»rriet, Eliza, Nan
cy, Caroline, J4hn, Stoddard anti Hen
ry) cf William Hoogs, late oi Newton
in the state of Massachusetts, now re
sident in Quebec, being sent fer by
their father, and String on their jour
ney in company with Mr, George
Cook, and two boattnen, were j.ll
drowned in Cake Champlain on Satur
, day the tOth inst. ’I here was one
other person in the boat, who saved
himself on a bunch of brooms.
Host. Cent,
THE Trustees of ft* S ev^niburg Academy
have this day vowel a vacancy in the Pro
fessorship of the Academy, for the ensuing year.
, In obedience to tly^bove revolution of the
Trustee*. I am direfleT to give public notice
thereof in sundry newspapers
It i» wi-h great pasture that I state, that
thir/r ia pe.haps no I uation in Virgini* moie
eligible for a #• minaia j Rs situation is remark -
abic for its healthin^l, there being no spot in
the state more to—it lies in the centre of a very
rich and popu.ous country, and between two
.counties equally so. Orange and Fauquier. The
Acrdcmy has had 73 scholars in it of a j ear and
it ia confidently asserted, that under the gui lance
Of a Profesadi of Science, it may always com
mand that
In no part of oBstate are the inhabitants more
able or willing toytyrmotc an Academy.
The Trustees wi^eceiye with great pleasure,
ra gcnileiyiap of Science, ar.dco o. erve with him
ia piomoung his \tcrcst and that vf ihe Aia
‘ demy.
CHARLES STUART WAUGH,
President.
The Academy. Stevensburg,
Ofcober 30ih, 1810._ _2wp
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RICHMOND, 1
FRIDAY, December 7, lftio. ,
Extract of a letter to the Editor, dated ,
Wij.hmgton Ciij^ Dec. 4th,lSlO.
, V The House of Representatives, as
you will perceive by the National In- 1
telligencer, formed ,a quorum yester- '
day ; but the Senate did not. it is '
confidently believed, however, that the ^
Senate will form a quorum to-day, in
which case it is presumed the Presi
dent will communicate with Congress, .
by message, to-morrow.
^ impossible to say what this
message will contain. . But, in gene*
ral, it may be supposed that it will
chiefly relate to oly commercial con
cerns with France and Great Britain ;
and, perhaps, to our right of sover
eignty over a portion of West Flori.
da. It will embrace, also,, without
doubt, a brief and able view of our
domestic situation.”
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Congre&fc
IN SENATE
December 3, 1810. * .....
. This being the day appointed by the con.
Btitution for the annual meeting of Con
gress, the members of the Senate assem
bled at their chamber in .the capitol. . Mr.
Gaillard, President pro tern, took the
Chair soon alter 13 o'clock ; and on calling
over the list, it appeared that the following
members were present
Messrs. .Campbel,, Condit, Cutts.Dana,
Gidlard, German, Giles, Gilman, Good
rAh;jH°r6?>r4,Le,b» PoP*» R(*iuson, Smith,
of Md. and Tad. ’
A quorum not appearing, the Senate ad
journcd until to«morrow morning- i^[
clock. *
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker took the chair soon a^ter
13 o clock ; and on calling over the rbll the
following gentlemen appeared ;
Messrs. L. J. Alston. VV. Alston, An
derson, Bacon, Bird, Bibb, Boyd Brecken
ndge, Brown, Bullet CaUioun, Champion.
Clay, Co b, Cochran, Craw ord, Daven
port Dawson, Desha, Ely, Kmott, Fmdley,
Fisk, Garland, GhOlson, Goldsborough
Goodwyn, Heister, Holland, Hufty^ John"
son, Kenvn, Key, Lewis, Livingston, Lyle
Macon'. Matthews. M’Uivrio vl’ir-- a**-'
!tPWl°^Pe,ars0njPdtm^Rea^Pen*) Rhea",
%fen*) Richards^ Roane* Root* Sammons- i
Scudder, Seybert, Shaw/Smitie, G South
r* Smithy S. Smit^ SouthardL Stanford*
Stanley, Stephenson, Talltn-dge- Taylor,
Thompson, Tracy, Tfoup, Van Dyke Van
Horn, Van Renscs;laer,|Weakly WhRehill
Wilson, Winn, W.therspoop, Wright.
• Eighty one members, nine more thansuf.
i ficient to constitute a quorum, having ap.
; pearedon
j On motion of Mr Dawson, a committee
; was appointed, jointly with such committee
I as should be nppnin ed by the Senate to
wait on the President of the U. Slates, and
iutorm him that a quorum of ihte two Hou
ses were assembled, and ready to receive
any communications which he may have to
make. Mtssts. Dawson, and Shaw were
named on th>s committee.
On motion of Mr Sratlie, the usual rule
was adopted tor iuruishing tire members
with newspapers.
1 he Clerk ot the House hav ng returned
from the Senate, and apprized the House
mat a quorum ot that body was not yet as
sembled—
The House adjourned till to-morrow
morning 11 o’clock.
Virginia legislature,
BOUSE,OF DELEGATES.
• Tui<;nrr. lw.mK.. i,
The House met, at 12 o’clock—The
Speaker proceeded to appoint committees
ot I’riviliges and Election#, ot Propositions
and Gritvancesj of Court# cf Justice, of
Claim#, of Finance, and the Armory Com
mittee. The former clerks to the four fust
committees were re-appointed, by the
House, without opposition.
On motion, the ltules of the last ses_
sion were adopted.
Thre following Communication from ibe
Governor was then read.
On motion, the resolution for abolishing
the office of the bergeaut at Arms, laid on
the tabid yesterday, was token up, and
carried, without debate, AytsSl.'Nocs
78.
Several petitions w«re presented and read—
after which, a motion was made to suspend
that rule of the Hutue, which forbids the agi
tation of the same subject twice, during me j
same sess.on—with a view of reconsidering
the Vote of the House, on the resolution real
peeling the Sergeant at Arms Messrs. Preston
< iiockorhlge, ) .viouru- , Iff ickburn, Drilling and
I* Johnston, argued in favor of it. and Mr.
Mallory opposed it. The question was at length
taken and carried by a majority of one on y
'i'he .pies'ion was then put a second lime on
Lins original resolution, ami lout Aye# Gi, Noes
y5—bo that the House has decided, to retain
the office.
Wednesday, I)ec. 5.
Col. John Jordan, was elected Ser
jeant at Arms.
Petitions were received, read and
referred, Iroin the following persons,
* viz.
From Robert II irdcastle, praying
j leave to biing ctrtuiii Slaves into this
j State. %
I rom Tames Cheatham, praying for
a divorce.
From W . DuVal, praying to he au«
horised to sell a certain tract ot Land
n Buckingham, vested in him as Trus
ee.
From Jacob Peck, for the remission
>fa fine. .
From J. Flirfjxand Wife,for leave
o bring Siuvts iuto this Slate. , #
Fcotu sundry, inhabitants ot Pittsyl
vania and other counties, rcp>escntiug
certain detects in the present organize
.ion of the courts pf chancery, and
)raying the interposition of the Le
gislature to remedy siid> detect*, &c.
. From tha Mutual Assurance Socie
ty against (Fire^ on Buildings in the
5tate ot Vf^idia, praying certain al
erations in'the mode of collecting the
lebts due the said Society. - \
. From Lynchburg, See. praying for
:he establishment of a toll-bridge
jross James River at said town.
From Lynchburg* &c. praying the
passage of a Law augmenting and ex
tending the capital stock of the Bank
af Virginia in such rf manner, that a
branch "of discount mad deposit may
be established in me said town of
Lynchburg. ‘ ; .. .
From the inhabitants qF Fa.uquier,
&c. for a town to be laid out in said
county to be called Paris' ,
From Norfolk, praying for an act
authorising certain alterations in Con
cord street in the said borough.
Front James Beck of Fredericks
burg, praying some compensation
from the state ip consequence of a
wound received in assisting to execute
a warrant in said: town.
From Campbell McCauleyJ stating
that in consequence of a number ot
wounds received during the revoluti
onary w-r, he is in his advanced age,
unable to sustain himself by his la
bour, and pray ing some provision for
his necessities.
Letters of different dates received at
New Orleans, state, that Brown, com
mander of St. Helena,,opposite to the
new order of thiugsj aufrrtndered him
self to the conventiona|ists on the 9th
Oct. He was put undeAa strong guard,
to wait for trial. The fort of Baton
Rouge was garrisoned by a regular
force of 104 men, and the militia dis
banded, holding themselves, however,
in readine-s to march at a moment’s
warning. The convention broke up
the 10th October to meet the 1st Nov.
havingappointed a committee of safety,
to whom they entrusted th«*ir concerns
in the vacation, and a committee to
draft a constitution.
CALCULATION.
_ The expenses of the government of
Great Britain, amounts to more than
400,000,000 of dollars per annum.
For the sake of round numbers, say
only 400,000,000—that is 8 33,333,
333 per month—or nearly 7,500,000
dollars every week—or 1,771,428 dol
lars per day—or nearly 44,626 dollars
tor every hour—or 744 dollars a min
ute——and § 12 40 cents in every se
cond. Supposing the whole to be paid
in dollars it would be hard work for
twenty men, working from sunrise to
sunset, every day in the year, to count
them out. But ** paper does the bu
sines. Baltimore paper.
Is there not an avenging God above t
A FACT.
Richard HancocJ^ha citizen of the
United State?, who nhs a wife and two
children, and loimiarly^ved in this
borough, says, u he was prest eight
years ago on board a British 74 gun
ship—that in the course of his eight
years captivity, he was only 33 hours
on shore, and then only in a dock-yard,
rigging a 90 gun ship j where he con
sented to go in hopes of getting an
opportunity to make his escape.” He
states, '* that he frequently wrote home
& to the Anretican department of state ;
but ho believes the officers with whom
he entrusted his letters, never deli
vered them ” He also states, “ that
there were 37 American citizens on
board the ship Bellisle with him—
that they were grated severe and kept
very close.” Hancock was determin
ed to commit his body to the sharks,
rather than sustain Much severity any
longer : and seeing the American ship
Amiable at some distance he plunged
into the deep and bravely swam to her ;
where he was kindly received and
secreted, anti has lately arrived at Phil,
adtlphia from Tonningen. He i3 per
sonally known to many of the inhabi
tants of this Borough.
Watchman.
Knoxviluk, November 17.
W. C, C. Clalborffi^v .* Governor of Or*
lear-s territory, ’ passed'through this town
on Monday Just. He travelled wtth great
1 f 1,001 we untterstaild, having procur
j ed fre»h fcorv-s on the Aad several times.
It is rufnoured that his i\«ie was ocemi.
nn^thy an apprehen-nm of some dtstur.
bance taking place on the frontier ol hi|
government,
THE subscriber has just received, in iddi
lion to lna
btock of Goods,
. THE FoiLoirivo Articles, viz:
London Superfiiie Cloths and Cas&imercs,
Second do. do
Common ' do. ' do.
B-rlio Cords, Hetlfo-“.l, do. o’. ...
Corduroys, Velvets and Thicksetts,
Lyon ■'kin, Green Baize,
I will'd and Plain ' outings,
Kerseymer- Moleskins. .
Hose and Duftil Blankets, .
K ndall Cottons and Plains, >;• • .
Gentleman’s. Silk Florentine. newest pattern
E.CjP&ftt Silk M«jlt,akiti tnd Velvtig.
White* Hod* Blue and C ^*
^igtred Pelice Flannel*
Black and Brown Rotnha
Fashionable Figured * dc
Bom haze nes, Wildltores
Calltmanco, Me.-seiUes,
Vestiirctt and Swuusdow.,, ,
Genii’* Silk, Cotton and Wor tockinirs
- r; Laches, do do do *
Barcelona, Bandanna and Madrass likdfs.
Ladies Coloured Borders,
Linen and Cotton Bed Tickings,
Brown Holland, Cotton Piati'las, V r .
Ladies, Twill’d Cashmier Shawls, of all co.
■. .i- lonrs, best quality; .
Common Cot»on Shawls^
Gentlemen's Tippets
Whit*> Hed and.Black Plumes— Epauletts,
Furniture and Common Callicoes,
Lustrings and Sattins—Sarsnetu 8c Peelinirs
Imitation Dresses-Lcno half Himdkts
Figured and Plain Leno,
Elegant Spidernet, do.
jubilee Cord .do. ....
English and India Book and jaconet Muslins
Figured ; do do do
Silk and Cotton Suspenders,
Patent do. _ .
Gentlemen’s and Ladies Gloves.
4-4 and 6-4 Cambric,
7.8 ami 4 4 Colton Shirtings,
6 4 Linen and Cottpn Checks,
Silk and Cotton Gingham,
7-8 8c 4.4 Irish Linen,
White and Black Lace Sleeves,
Vandyke and Cape Patterns,
Lace, rapej and Bobbins, <
Gentlemen’s and Ladies Pocket Books
Cotton Balls, Nuns Thread. Scotch, do.
India Cotton Umbrellas,
Table & Tea Spoons—Knives and Forks.
lunoise anew comui,
Ivory do.
Barbers do.
Elegant Patent Breast Pins,
\Vaic'a Seals, Keys anil Chains,
Scissors Chains—Silver & Brass Thimbles,
Tooth, Comb, and Shaving Brushes.
Ivory Sega. Cases, 8
Jewers Harps,
**i!k and Cotton Cords,
Furniture do.
Playing, Wool, and Cotton Card*;
Knee Buckets and Dice,
Shoe String*—Vio in do.
Bast London Gdt Buttons,
Fashionable Ball Coat and Vest do.
Sewing Silks,
Willow Sheets,
Fashionable Bonnets,
Shirt Buttons,
Jet Glass do.
Neck Lace,
Gold and Silver Leaf,
Darning Needles—Knitting Pins,
Pound and Package do.
House Shears and Scissors,
B ack Lead Pencils,
Ink Stands and Powder. »
Ail of which will be sold on reasonable terras
for cash, or Town acceptances.
{ L. JOSEPH.
December 7lh, 1810. ■ v w 3 t
-;-^—
Ellis & Allan,
Have, by Ihe arrival of the Roli*j and George
and Sosan^ received tne last of their
FALL GOODS,
which makes their assortment consist of the fol
lowing articles^ which they will sell very low iorl
cash, or paper at a short date.
Beat extra BR’K. 1 4 superfine Navy Blue,'
and Black Cloths,
Bottle Green Mixed Olive, Brown and Drab
di t0j
Coarse and Middle C’oths, at all pr^s,
London Eyed superfine.K-r.eym 'tm, B ackj
Biue.Hlrab*, fawn and nnxe«Colours,
ditto. ' M
Blu"-, Bcrlii, Dr.ib, Mined BlacFfc Salmon
Colou.tV, Milled Worsted Breeches atuB,
KIM,
Corduroys. Velvet* andC institution Cords,
Silk MenatlvS, Ulk. Moleskin bik. Fiorennne
and fancy colou-ed Si k-» for waigicoating,
Elegant Mersaiile*, Swangdon and Toiiineti^
Gent, fashionable t>ett London B.aver Hats,"
Wove Shittf, witi. and without alceveij
Ditto Drawers, X
Gentlms. Black, White and Coloured Silk
Hoie, •
Do. Woisted Lambs Wool and Angola Hom
and Socks. ^
Do White and colou ed Cotton Ho e,
Do. Silk and Cotton Suspender*,
Do. Heal Buck Gloves, dressed in oil,
Coiton Cambmk, CaMicoes, and Super Prints,
Ginghams and Chambrjyi,
Black Botnhaz.en, Bomb./eitsand Cambrick
Black, White, and L ad colou ed Lustrmgt^
Cambrick, Common aiul Furniture Dimities,
4- 4 Irish Linens
5 4 . ■—— hhretings y Very low
5- 8 in Long Lawns j i
French and iri-h Cambricks.
Thread and CoMon Lic.s,
Eiegant I.ace Veils and Shaw's,
A variety of Tael* Cloths and Diapers,
flannel*, Umbrella*., anil Litnic* Net Dresses
bedows> Anvi g Vices, Hamipe*s, Sing1 e ant
, Dm»b c Screw tvcaf ®'»velsy Spade , S-ythi
\ Blades, Sickle*, Cutting flnivei, Nails, W tndov
G.:a«s, 10 Oy 8, 11 b» 9, and 12 by 10. Putty
I I.rnion Ground White Lead. Y |iow Ocine
j S, anish Brown and Venligree.e, Boiled Uil ii
I jars, Frying d»*n*, t», f-.M, 9, 10 .V 11 In. B.»
| lion rim Ghtmbcr Locks, with Scott’s springs
ii ass ditto, But a> d 11L Hin^ss, Screws oi «|
km;!*, Knivc. rui'1 nki, superior S »g handlei
and Ivory handle...onto. Pen, Pocket and Sp.-fi
m« i*s Knives, Hear h Brushes, Scrubbing d sic
and Hntr Brooms^ Co n. and Letter Paper. Quil1
'and Wafers, A lew ten* hai.diOir.e Wlisn
' P'rtnuniua Tru ika, fcc. Etc. Uc. TLcy nav
I al o, a f<w hundred best Liverpool filled Sacl
of bait. *
, Richmond, De:. 7. iHlU. y 3
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f A FRESH SUPPLY 9 F THK CKLR
'wp SHAT ID
j Gout ir Rheumatic Di ops
Jim tcceived aun for aglc at ihu oJEce*
„ Johnson & Warner?
mov* sellers and stationer*,' a
Adjoining the Marker Bridge Hidvioud.
RAVEiuir received a t'*w ^rcir O' 9 ar-d 12
inch GLOBE'S, aad dtilv e^n-rCi to >cct»--e
complete sets cf Mad eiY*.v,ic* Inu, umeut , c«c«
They have on liand^ at us|*l, an extensive van
's* of - i* • ■
x £ CLriyjc s
*!?* ofJLitrfriiw and
iil ihp com hq^stativnary line—
Late)/ pub .,, ?mpioved«dhic •. cf
HENING ,jA JUSTICE :
And in press ol the in iitu e-, of
the Jaw* of Eoglanan»;. Edwa.d Cok- with
raai^onal rotes by Hargrive and Butlei^ T^ii
t>ook v h:c*-» in c.)mmon:ipe'ch. is cb’lrd COX t
LITTLETON, iaso ^
ru among ad 1. c \n ufebsor* «f a* to need u»
iesc union eulogy - It is a in qua non of *
rery law library in the United S dies, and y*!
aaa never been,printed be,e.
.1 his book v»ii| be hvndiomely printed 00 a
royal paper of the best qwail.y on a „ew and
negant type, cast expres.s.y f„, the purpose._
f° b*JM:,n,e,, P*Ke for P*8L* from d»e last Lon.
Ion Edition^ in «hree haitdsome 8vo val*. b >uud
m the bast manner ; the price to subscribe** will
»« 8’ I8j »o noA r ubtctibera^A 31.
November 30, V* t w4l(f
• H E Subicoribrr respc^otiy'mforms hi; trienoi
, *n“ 'be public log-ua^al, >ba he baa rtceiv.
5d by the last sttivtii from Phi ad.lpnia, an as*
tortment of g
leather,
of superior qua&y, and has now on band « ge.
neral asso. mem of vhe most fashionable
Boots and Shoes?
which he offe.s for sale on modcrire terms —Any
•rders fmm.ihe country will br punctually ateud
ed to with neatness and dispatch.'
L , . \ Di LOGAN.
D“ OM^TIC W4K4*Utt3K-_|-he ,uV
scriber, in Mhtfwni n hb usual supply of
HOME MJpTUFACTURES, ^
Hu ,ateiy ieveiv# a tmt.i asvrtraen ! f woo
cns-f f»®» 'he maiJfcutory of C®1. Humph eys ;
c n.tiling ot brcaiycloihFj canimcr.*, coatings
&c* .‘or 4a-e by the pi*.e at invoice paces, or it
re ail.
On hand a constant su,->p!fr of Bed eicken. cot
t m cloihij striped and plain, s u i cotton Huts
or al. tort.. D j. iiUitK.
Dec 6 ( 0
N. B Richmond warran ed gun powder in
kegs and canisters. . ’
^ALES AT AUCTION.-.At the hois.
. ^Captain Woodward at \tocieis, will
be SOLD, on SaturA* thA it h >nst. for
cash, positively wiflBut j#seVe,;»aU the
householiAnd kitchen
F U R NI1 u R E.
FOSTER & SATCHEI^L, Auci’r*
December 6, 1810. ids
SALES AT AUCTION.
Now landing by Captains Bouchoog, Go&j
win and Hain.lton, and wilt be SOLD,
this mornmg at 10 o’clock at Rockets,
Without reserve, tour hundred and fifty
SACKS SALT,
Liverpool filled, Sacking best twilled.
50 Barrels pnnfc SUQAR. /
20 Hhds first duality New Orreans do.
■lO^^CO^fcEiii.i, . /- I
10 du^rfea’EH, ofi dp feayd credit. *
21 Hhds. J^afriNs Prime la*
pilcavIDFFEKi and ,
30 HalCi'Craies and 1T .’whole Crates
well assorted j
QUEEN'S WARE,'
On one hundred and twenty days credit.
Note3 negotiable and payable at the Bank
oF Virginia, with approved endorsers will
be required by
JMoncure, Robinson & Pleasants,
Auctioneers.
Friday, DecJ810.__1
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale at Willi un Prichard's, j
a few copies of a Pamphlet, with
the following title page.
Sketches & Propositions,
Reeommenditig the Establishment .'J
INDEPENDENT SYSTEM
BANKING, 1
Permanent Public Koa Is,a new mode I
lor the Recovery of Interest on pri- H
vale Loans, changes at the Iff
PENI TENTl/VRY, 1
AND A B
General System of Defence, B|
With some observations necessary t# ^
illustrate these several topics. X
By I1ENRY BANKS. ■
_Wend before you cond; inn,
*the Ji
adies & Gentlemen's 9
! POCKET ALMAMAC, K
For the ye^r 1H|1, Hj
Is just received and for S-Ifnt Simuel
Pleasants* Printing Oflice and ^B
Beok Store. ^B
Pecemlter 6\h, 1810. tf
\{— T ) RENT, ■
rHE Upp-'r Apartments adjoining my
I Book.Stor*-, Tuey consist ot f'ur ll
fc r<<oms, wilt* a fue place in each, ai d Ur(-4
„ Miry passages/^fMao^ attached in the pre*
noses, are a Kitchen and ' eliai^-irar
* within a few feet of th« dour, is a (ouniam^H
of good Spring Water from the Bloi df
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Samuel Pleafants, jr.
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