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duct on the patt of the belligerents, even
ii our peace should be preserved with
them, must inevitably destroy the com
merce of this country with almost all
the world.
The present crisis is certainly a seri
ous one ; and it behoves the American
people to evince a determination, and
be prepared, to resist aggressions wher
ever they may arise. We cannot place
so much reliance as some do on the jus
tice o! France. She now injures us, be
cause it may assist her to h tinblc Kng
iand. II hngland were completely hum
bled, it might he Napoleon’s “ will and
pleasure,” to accomplish some other
plan, to injure us still. We, conscquent
y> do not v. ish him all the success which
some people desire him to have. And
we v ish to see his encroachments guard
ed against, as well as encroachments
from any other quarter.
Dn:n—At Fort Adams, Capt. Ben
*amin Lockwood, of the army of the LT
-:ited States, formerly of this county.
At Pittsburgh, on the 24ih ult. Alex
ander Addison, Esq. an eminent lawyer.
At his farm near Wheeling, on the
Bight of the lstinst. Mr. Thomas Smith.
No measures of consequence have yet
teen matured in Congress.
New-York, Nov. 17.
Capt. Tabor,who arrived last night, is
the bearer of dispatches from, and in
dorsed by, Mr. Munroe,our minister at
JLondon, to the secretary of state. Th-.s •
dispatches were put on hoard at the time
Mr. Munroe was expected to leave En
gland for America, and must he of the
highest importance. It will be* recol
lected, that our government lias received
no advices from Mr. Munroe since the
arrival of the Revenge. Capt. Tailor
• ays there is no danger of a war between
the lT. States and Great Ibitain.
A f ioufe and Lot to be Let.
A genteel Family may b accommo
dated with a commodious House. For
terms apply to .
JOSEPH KERR.
N. H. Mvsolf, tv o sons, and a bov,
'\i!l board with 4h< Family.
Wheeling, 23th Nov, lt?or.
NOTICE.
The present Number (27) commences
the second half year of the Wheeling
Repository.-Subscribers who have
received from the first No. are requested
to take notice, that a second payment is
noiv due. It is hoped that punctuality
will be observed. Editor.
November 12th, 1807.
F R~E S H GOOD s7~
Rich’d 6c Sam’l M‘dure 6c Co.
and
Richard M‘Clure, jun. 6c Co.
Have just received and are now open
ing a neat and general assortment of
Merchandize suit .blc for the present and
approaching, seasons ; which they will
sell at their usual reduced prices for
Cash or approved Produce.
Wheeling, Nov. 18ih, 1807.
To be Leased,
About one hundred acres of first-rate
Land, lying on the banks of the Ohio,
four miles below Muskingum, which is
in a high state of cultivation, enclosed
and divided by fences remarkably good.
A proportion ot an Apple and Peach
Urchaid, :uu! of a large Sugar Camp, if
required, will be assigned the Tenant.
This would be a comfortable situation
for a respectable family. For terms
apply to Michael Graham, in Wheeling.
Marietta, Aov. 10th, 1307.
PROPOSALS,
3y ROBERT HARPER, Primer, Oettyfburg,
1 or Publishing by Subscription,
THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS
M1SCEI.L Ah E;
Or Sixttj-one
APHORETIC A L KSS A Y S,
On some of the most important Christian
Doctrines and Virtues.
By Hugh Lnox, D. I), of St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
i Of Cdnveifion or Hrerrerat'on. a Of
Jitftificaiion before G ;1 4 O' F iith, p0rti
cu'arly v. juftifying 4 Of c ntrring into Co
veilin’ web, God 5 A Form of covrp.intinp
6 The no me. <!. fi >n and life of the Lorti\
Supper, >j ()| preparation for the Lord'? Sup*
P . 8 Our duty immediately aftri the LordV
Kuppci 9 Reflections on the im-im 'ion o!
Ctinlt 10 Of adoption inm O'1’* f unity
»r O l< oentance- ta Of gat: 2ti fixation
<3- T'i 11 uie an 5 r'fTtdi of union with Chrilt.
14 O ;h *init perf-trerai.ee o the Stint?
5 Of Petce of C mI’d nee. 16 Of [ >y in the
Ilaiy Gaoit. 17 Ot alfuraiite of God 3 love
in this life. i&. Of the Soul’s Immortality.
19. Of Death, ao. Of the Refurredtion of the
Dead. at. Of a future Judgment. a». Of
Heaven, or the future ftate of the blell'ed. 33.
Of Hell, or the future ftate of the wicked. 34.
What, as Chriftians, we fhouid do more than
others, 35 Of Heavenly mindednefs, and ii.e
contrary Vices- 36 Of Gofpel Sincerity, or
Uprightntfs. 37. Ciiriftian Zeal, and its oppo
fites and counterfeits. a3 Patience, and the
contrary Vices. 39. Met knefs, and the oppofite
Vices. 30. Chanty, and the oppofite Vices.
31. Contentment, and the oppofite Vices- 33.
Chaltity, and the contrary Vices 33 Humility,
and the oppofite Victs. 34 Sobiiety and the
contrary Vices. 3f« Chriftian Courage and its
oppofitts 36 Tht Chriftian Ufes of the Tongue
37. Unchriftian Abufes of the Tongue- 38. The
*v ft method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Chiiftian B ethren. 39 The rule
of judging out Brethren ; againft rafimtfs and
cenforioufnefs 40. A peaceable difpofition, and
the oppofite evils. 41. A merciful temper, and
its oppofi»es 41 Of Jufrice between man and
man. 43 Of Chriftian Hope. 44. Of the Na
tures and perfon of Chrift. 45. Chrift,our Pro
phet. 46 Chrift, our Prieft 47. The kingly
or regal t ffice of Chrift 48 On the fiiortnefs
and due improvement of Time- 49 The con
fideration ot Eternity 50- 1 he duties of Maf
ters of Families. 51 The beft way of refifting
Temptations. 53 Of public fpirif. 53 A
proper temper and conduct towards Enemies.
54 Temptations arifing from Company. 55.
Temptations arifing from Solitude. 56 T he
Ufe and Abufc of Chriftian Liberty 37 What
diverfions are lawful, and the way to regulate
thrm. 58 The value and importance of a
Child. 39 The coiftrair.ts of Chiift’s Love ;
a fermon. 60 Chriftians, Lights in the world”
a fermon. 61 The aggiavateJ Guilt of Murj
dtr, a fermon.
CONDITIONS.
This work will be com pi i fed in one duo
decimo volume of about 400 pages 5 Ihall be
printed on good paper, and an elegant new
pica type ; and fhall be handforr.ely bound and
lettered. The price to fubferibers will be one
Hollar, payable on delivery of the bock. Sub«
fciiher? n.imt8 will be printed with the work.
*** Pu,'f(rriptions received at the Office of
the Ktpcfi’ory.
NEW STORE.
FUL TON 8; M‘CLURE,
Respectfully inform the Public, that
they have just opened, in the room un -
der the Printing-office, next door above
Messrs. Samuel and Basil Beal’s Store,
A gi.net al Assortment of
l)rv Goochs §_Chinr,
Groceries, <8 Glass, and
Hardware, § Queensware,
Cutlery, §
which they will sell on moderate terms.
They have on hand a quantity of'
Wheel-Irons, Medicine, Writing and
Wrapping Paper : also, Lake Salt and
Weavers’ Reeds, by the quantity.
Wheeling, 4th November, 1807.