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Intelligence.
We received by yesterday’s mail
much important foreign intelligence.—
On the 2d October, Capt. Doane, of the
ship Sansom, left London. Mr. Mon
roe was to embark for this country in a
tew days. A gentleman who came pas
senger, states that he saw Mr. Monroe
the evening of the first of October, who
stated that he was about to return, and
that there were no hopes that our differ
ences with England could be amicably
adjusted. Mr. Pinkney still remains at
I.-Qndon, to act in the absence of Mr.
M.onroe
Copenhagen surrendered to the Eng
lish on the 7th Sept, after being very
much damaged by the bombardment of
the .British. The Danish fleet was also
surrendered.
There are rumours of hostilities re
commencing between Russia St France.
1 he French have again invested Ko
ningsburg and laid it under contribu
tion, and, their armies are in march to
wards the frontiers of Russia.
The English threaten to prohibit all
trade with France; and the king of Hol
land has excluded all British merchan
dize, and all persons coming from En
gland, from, the ports of Holland. 4.
It these rumours are not contradicted
by the next mails, we will give the de
tails at large in the next Repository.
A Houfe and Lot to be Let.
A genteel Family may be accommo
dated with a commodious House. For
Terms apply to
JOSEPH KERR.
N. B. Myself, two sons, and a boy,
will board with the Family.
Wheeling, 25th Nov. 1807.
N O T fcT"
Whereas it appears that a certain
John Allen has some kind of a bond, or
note, on me, which I never signed nor
seen ; which bond, or note, is believed
to be dated in Sept. 1 806, and is for an
amount unknown to me, but said to be
500, or 080 dollars : I hereby give no
tice, that the said bond, or note, was ob
tained through fraud ; and eaution all
persons not to take an assignment of the
same, as I am determined not to pay it
unless compelled by law.
DAVID FANSIIEAII.
Fish.(Creek, Ohio County, 1
Virg. November 24,1807. j
NOTICE.
The present Number (27) commences
the second half year of the Wheeling
Repository.-Subscribers who have
received from the frst No', are requested
to take notice, that a second payment is
nozv due. It is hoped that punctuality
will be observed. Editor.
November 12 th, 1807.
FRESH GOODS,
Rich’d & Sam’l M‘Clurc & Co.
and i
Richard M‘Clure, jun. & Co..
Have just received and are now open
ing a neat and general assortment of
Merchandize suitable for the present and
approaching seasons ; which they will
sell at their usual reduced prices for
Cash or approved Produce.
Wheeling, Nov. 18th, 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 of an Apple and Peach
Orchard, and 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, Nov. 10th, 1307.
PROPOSALS,
By ROBPRT HARPER, Printer, Grttyfburg,
For Publishing by Subscription,
THE MOREL AND RELIGIOUS
MISCELLANY;
Or Sixty-one
APHORETICAL ESSAYS,
On some of the most important Christian
Doctrines and Virtues.
By Hugh Knox, I). D. of St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
f. Of Converfion. or Regeneration. Of
Juftification tv-fore God. $. Of Faith, parti
cnlarly as juflifying 4. Or entering into Co
venant with God A Form of covenanting
6. The nature, dtfign and ufe of the Lord's
Supper. 7 Of preparation for the Lord’s Sup
per. 8. Our duty immediately after the Lord's
Supper. 9 Reflexions on the incarnation of
Chrift. 10. Of adoption into God’s family
11. Of Repentance. i». Of SanX'fication.
13. Tlie nature ani rffeXi of union with Chrift.
14 Of the final perfeverance ol the Saints.
»5 Of Perce of Confidence. 16. Of Joy in *he
Holy Gtioft. 17 Of affuranee of God * Jove
in this life. 18. Of the Soul's TmmortaHtf.
19. Of Death. 20. Of the Refurrettion of the
Dead. 21. Of a future Judgment. 22. Of
Heaven, or the future ftate of the blefled. 23.
Of Hell, or the future ftate of the wicked. 24.
What, as Chriftians, we fhould do more than
others. 23 . Of Heavenly mindednefa, and the
contrary Vices- 26 Of Gofpel Sincerity, or
Uprightnefs. 27. Chriftian Zeal, and its oppo
fites and counterfeits. a3 Patience, and the
contrary Vices. 29. Meeknefs, and the oppofite
Vices. 3o. Charity, and the oppofite Vices.
31. Contentment, and the oppofite Vices. 32.
Chaftity, and the contrary Vices. 33 Humility,
and the oppofite Vices. 34 Sobriety and the
contrary Vices. 35, Chriltian Courage and its
oppofites 36 The Chriftian Ufes of theTongue
37. Unchriftian Abufes of the Tongue. 38. The
beft method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Chriftian Brethren. 39. The rule
of judging our Brethren ; againft rafhnefs and
cenforioufnefs. 40. A peaceable difpofition.and
the oppofite evils. 41. A merciful temper, and
its oppofites 42 Of Juftice 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 office of Chrift. 48. On the fhortnefs
and due improvement of Time. 49. The con
fideration ot Eternity 50. The duties of Maf
ters of Families. 51 The beft way of refifting
Temptations. 52 Of public fpirit. 53. A
proper temper and conduct towards Enemies.
54 Temptations arifing from Company. 55.
Temptations arifing from Solitude. 56 The
Ufe and Abufc of Chriftian Liberty 37 What
diverfions are lawful, and the way to regulate
them. 58 The value and importance of a
Child. 39 The conftraints of Chrift’e Love ;
a fermon. 60 Chriftians, Lights in the world
a fermon. 61 The aggravated Guilt of Murs
der, a fermon.
CONDITIONS.
This work will be comprifed in one duo
decimo volume of about 400 pages ; fhall be
printed on good paper, and an elegant new
pica type ; and fhall be handfomely bound and
lettered. The price to fubferibers will be one
dollar, payable on delivery of the boc k. • Sub*
feriberp names will be printed with the woik.
*** Subffriptions received at the Office of
the Repofitory,
NEW STORE.
* FULTON & 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 general Assortment of
Dry Goods, § China,
Groceries, § 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,