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THE efate Of TbsnIas Cold being
Il rep-etnted inflyent, the fahfaribers' com
4niCioners to the ERHe Of laid THomAs GooLpr'
late Of Falmouth, il b county Of Cemberlahd'
teonan. deceale3, appointed by the Hon. wa
liam Corhan, Elq. Judge Of Probate, SC for iaid
c6rntv-qive notice, .h4tw fhall a'und' for
The pnrpoe Of examining the claims # the ~
eral creditors to f4id Eaate, at lhe.houie ct the
widow Of fad deteafed, on the lat Monday OF
This, and The Erlt Mondays Of the jwo tollownS
months, and the 6sH and third Mondays OF te-
b.uAry, March and Apr.l ext
BENJAMIN BAYLEY,
go EN5CH FREEMAN. "
Fain5ulb, No1. Iot5, 1893
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Thomas Colds Efate.

THE fubrcriber hereby gives notice,
y that he has been duly appointed Admin
itrator on the ERate Of THOMAS GOOLD,
late Of FalmoalA, in The county Of Cumberland,
woman, dec.attd, repeGented inloivent, and
given bond as he law direas.-He therefore
calls upon AT peuons Indebted to fad titate, 10
make immediate payment, 60
ROYAL LINCOLN.
Nov. 6, 1893.
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--thofe who oaee rsfpeaed and loved him for
ms am'abe ddpoiition, bis talents, and his flp-
Pofed fiety, will exclaim, 20! how fallen "
iihey will dileover ne1y evidence. if pofible OF
the accuried demoralizng powers of that mod.
ern French philolophy which has made Of
Europe charnel houfe, and which Mr.. Barlow
has been long knwn to have embraced with
enthuhaltc ardor. But who could have er-
Pectsd from Yin fuch dilplays of hatred TO his
na'iye country Who could expect that Joel
Barlow would have become the landerer M
~a15mgfo1 and Adamr The true lover Ne bis
country viii mourn that 70 many u her children
are become her mott unnatural foes, and aim.
with ParlcidAl arm, the fatal dagger at her breaa
- iuPply the rames Lee g Teferfon,"
f" Georgia" on the.authority ofthe gentleman
, ennables me 10 adert the genuineaels 9th.
letter they weie left blanks in the pamphlet.
A Citizen Of Connecticut.
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TIE .nrJer feventeen il an mildly samb-r--
TIE iaba5lf4nts cf Portland cc4 egi.y reesita tbef
The r5nber Of fetepceeu tair' gy3e 5sryssa II ne
! time ejibs rsu2lation.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06

in the minds Of al Amcricans.-the conviction
Of the incorrgible and incur4ble depravity Of
The French fyf5m, in its ex'erior relations, and
Part uarly towards the United States, Is an
oJett Of Infinite moment to your future peace,
your independence, your f3lv4ti1n Nothing
but this can give Precifon and certainty to your
views ard falutary energy TO your meafures, in
this great emergency. The conviEl on ind ca
at lat is making raPi1 advances in the United
States (; and you begin to fee and to feel the
torcIbIe ard happy refllt. This g eat and tut
conception is now calling forth rtfources AMI
awakening energies Of which you were ull row
unconiclous, and IS d fpe Ing doubts and diff
cnles, which before oppreG your ienfs and
obirnrcd your path. After having i1du' ged
youfielves 70 long in a dream Of delui n, af,e,
having fuHcred the mof unprovoked invafon
q your nights and liberties the mott outrageous
NUT On 'he majeAy Of your independence, and
the dignity Of your fame, after having for Re
res oi years weakly RrUggled and fe bly, de-
fended youfielves againR intri1ues the mot
auJacIous and robbers the mot deRruave, after
having wl'neAcd the manpuyres and been war
ned OF the attacks OF France, af er having had
her whole line Of march before your eye, with
Out making one great movement, without
hn5Ie active exertlOn worthy of your reGources
or OF your fovereign,y, you now, at length
begin to route fromyour lethargy And what
las routed you at laa What new event has
happened, what Gngle fda has appeared, that
faould make this fldden imPrefion What, but
iimpe and formal avowal If that f2rit il the
French government, which you might long
fnce have feen in the whole tenor Of its con
dua towards you. France, for years, IA: been
tram4igg 9a Jour rIglh, kgyag contributes on
your fr2bry, & taxing y5u, to glut her vor2cious
avarce and iuPPort h,r profigate enccrP,ize5 /;
and you tho imPatcn', have been inactive Won
have murmured, but you waved redrc1s Now
the dreSt demand, the word the name of
TRIBUTE excifes emotions and energies which
long courle Of fIb0anual injuries could not
irfPire. Now, you look back Wi wonder on
The long, inf nm account OF obbrfG7ng on the
one dde, and Of endurance On th- other, and a.e
amazed and an ded 70 Zee that the honor Of
your country, which once night have been
E11aG hY vigorous mea'Urc5 and minly fpirit,
NUT now be recovered il the f III of bate.
MARCUS BRUTU6.
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Buonaparte's Expedition /!
Il nbbe1rs bcrnrd q d1nbt. thnt Gne

IT appears beyerd doubt, that }6me
grand enterprise is IN foot at 9oulon. Il
large armament is certainty farming there
and Bu2anbar!e is 10 c9mmandH. Read
2obmt foLo7og
BUONAPARTE, Grneyn and C9n,7ard.5- iu
e5iJ, rpm KY ayy'vaI AZ TouIon, air. tavixg
ba51dbj5 army II rc0i.7v broaoaaefd he JaHY.g
tEg SPEECH -
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS,
g 1T S two years ince have commanded
you a; that period y7u were on the river Of
Genoa, in the grcatea milery, waning every
thing having ftcrii.d even your watches fr
your reciprocal lubG}ence. promaed to put
period to your miieies, led you into Italy
there every thing was furnihel you : Have
not kept my word with you rs All well
Know that you have not yet done enough for
your country, and thtt your country has not
done lufHcent for you-I am now going to lead
you INTO country where Ly your future ex-
PLOTS yon will furpafs thof. vhch this day
atonih your admirers, and render To your
country the fervices which il has a right to ez-
FEET from an army oF irvincibles.
turn Of his expedition, he hall have at his
dfP ftion, the means of Pugchaing f* acres
q anA
" You ar. about to incur new dangers, you
will participate them with our brethren the
feamen, this force has not hitherto, rendered it,
lalt formidable to our enemies, their exploits
have not equAlled yours-occaIions only
have b:en wanting, but the courage Of the fta
men, il equal to yours their with is that Or
uiumphing, they viii attain X with you COM
municate to them that invincibla fpirit which
every where renders you victorious lecOnd
their efforts, live On board with that intelligence
which chara8erizes men purely animated and
devoted to the good Of the fame cauF, they
have like you, acquired rights to the national
gratitude, in The difficult arts of the marine
Habiuateyourlelves to The manuuvres on board;
become the te ror of onr land and marin enc
mics, initiate in that point, the Roman Soldiers,
whJ knew hoof at once to defeat CzrLa7e in
the plain, and the Cartbqgenian5 il their
feets'
Cries Of long live The Republic, and hymns
Of combat followed this h4Fr4ngue,
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Monday, Auguft s, 1898.
POLITICS.

~ f9A070i7g 7ueE z0yittsn rumJar Of I1ARCUS
BROI Us, on he Politics Of The Day. i Is
frciInaea qrW rot Be unacceptable. Il Is COPIED
fran tie ALBANY CENrINEL, a t5dfrai and
Te4-fdted paper.
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The 18Th and CAD half brigades Of the lire
projected On board the different hips If he
Inc, IN he fquAdron all the troops of The ex-
petition, l"flnTy, cavalry, &c. are on board
We expect the order to fail, which NUT DE-
1oon received.
u From he feaor crtjs eJeve 6e.cb, Il q3Beay5
that Baoaabarfe BIZ England in gie7y, ar he
bank OF qobfc& bsH 10 draw BE check far may
foPHCobqIs lis bromged "acres" It cggaid
fem y this pet, that tie Frtrcb game Of DE-
"fbf'0a " playing at a high rate ; tnt oh5ongb
qgs eaa40t hirk that any tiGg Js,iop5 Is INTENDED
Gsai9R tie Queen of the lie ave deem il our du.
y 10 lay 55f0re or readers al the far end obis-
io"5 re are J" P1D,DIo1 q, On TIE GIjo8- 7gbic5
= certainly important ia many t2int5 IN zie7g.-
Wr| 7aA therefore qp9tt Gen. Dumoprisr, on TIE
.laIjoR fran bis " TAbleaue Speculate az
Europe"
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BUONAPARTE, Ccrcyai ana C9r,nard.,. in
e5iJ, ab7n h5 ayr'val AZ TouIon, a,3lr kavirg
P4J-db army u reOi.7O broaoaaced he Iala7y
trg SPEECH -
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-14
FIRST DAY (suN) EVENING, TENTH MO.
(oc7) IA, 1898.
(OCT.) "A, 1898.
NEWS FROM IRELAND.

NEW TNON LLHIND.
On Saturday laft, arrived at New
cattle, 3o days from London,
ua Cork, the ihip William
Penn, Captain loiiah. We
q have not, as yet, procured any
papers, but the following in
formation is given by the Cap
tain, as authentic:
" Previous to the Captains de-
parture from Cork, an exprefs had
arrived from Dublin Cattle, with
the alarm Of the French having
landed on the North eft coat of
the ifland, in great force, with
large magazines Of ammunition
firearms, & cannon. That Gen.
Lake, with all the force he could
collect, infantly marched to the
attack, was defeated, and obliged
to fly. That the country people
were Aocking to the French, and
the whole province of Utter was
in uproar. The French were en-
tering Ca1tlebar, on their route
to attack Dublin, and (fays the
expreis) thelord lieutenant, Corn
9oaiHs, was muhering all his force
to defend the city.--lt was ge-
nerally believed at Cork, that Bu-
onapartc had arrived at Alexan-
dria, and it was much feared that
Neilfon would be completely
Burggm'dl"--[7be date eftbis in
feMgence, ,mHf be about the 4tb Sep
fember.l
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RAMBURGH Mail.

CoEsTANTTNoPLE, AUG. *.
Lar night The Turk.ih mlnitry received in.
portant dfpAtches from he Pacha Of Rhodes.
they briog adv &c that fevsral French trieates
had arrived At that ii nd, which had Teen
fe zed by the Pacha, according u The orders
lztely received rom The Grand Signi,r. The
T cha has likewile tranfmi tel The following
intelligence.
The Englih admiral, Mellon, having al.
Pelred Unexpectedly before the harbour Of A.
lexandria, found there the French feet, AM
Immediately attacked II. The French adroi-
ra,'s ihiP. on board IF which Burnapatte hid
beeo, took FIRE, ard WIS entirely continued
The French trigates, whi~h e'caped into tLe
open IA, were not aware thai tn Porte was
Inimicaly dilPoied towards ance, and thar
holtllities had already commenced rhev here-
tore came 10 anchor in th- hartor OF Rhodes
and were Immediately conhfated 4 ON the
Captains Of lhtfe frigates he Paeha If Rho. Is
received The account of the denruaion al the
French tieet, and the principal circumstances Of
that event. The PORE immedia.ev 5or,mr1i.
Gated this intelligence, by their intergrt-9r M
the foreign minitters. This dav tie Eyguih
miniter, Sir Spencer Smith, received the con.
f'marion Of this account. With refpea to the
army OF BuonaPatIe We have received he fol-
lowing inrelligenc :-It had for M time
mamtalhed PofiIpp between r terra AID
CARO- hut fudden!y retreated ca Dami-tta In
the vicinity of this town the French we're ar
lacked BY an army Of 20 90 Arabs, The greater
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politics of that paper, NUT afford the
amplef confederation of NeHon's vic
tory. We particularly refer our read
erS TO the hand-bill ported at Lloyd's
Coffee holfe, which places the account
in the frongef point of credibility.
The defeat Of BuonoParte by the Arabs,
between Rofetta and Grand Cairo,
com pletes the frulration of that arch
buccaneers fchemes to fubjugate the
eaf. Another important branch Of the
intelligence received by this arrival, is
the article from Confantinople which
confirms the former account, that a
coalition is actually forming between
the Porte, Rufia, and England, againl
the arms and intrigues Of France.
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C0urisr-OFce, Oh. I


The dispatches received at the adraf-
rally office are from Sir III. Eden. az
Vienna, which confirm the very i'm
portant intelligence Of the Victory OBJ
tanned BY Sir Horatio Mellon over the
French feet near alexandria. Report
fays, that all the French fhiPs, except
two, which efcaped to Malta, were eth
er taken or deltroyed.
Dispatches are ALTO laid to have been
received from Sir William Hamilton,
which fate, that the Mutine Gutter had
arrived at Ma pies with an account Of
admiral Nelfon's having burnt two
French fhiPs of the line, and captured
feyen, with all the tran{porfs.
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SECOND EDITION.

We flop the prefs to infert the fol-,
lowing copy of paper Po0eed up at.
Lloyd's -
4" In Dispatches received from Sir
Morton Eden, at Vienna, dated the
18th Of September, he mentions having
received an official communication from
the NeaPolitan Charge d'AfairS, that
the Mutine Gutter had arrived from adj
miral Nelfon's feet, on the cd, at Ma
Piles, the Captain of which declared.
that the whole D: the French Line of
the Battle Ships were taken, burnt, Of
deitroyed, except two.
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BOSTON, Nov. Il.
Mellon victorious, s. Buon-
aparte defeated.

Some time has eIapGed fnce the a.
bove intelligence was announced to the
public thro' the channel Of the CONNER
eiaI Gazette ; at that time it did not
gain the univerlal credence which its
very probable alpe6 meritcd. The
fact was, that the news was Of too mo
mentuous conicquence to be believed
without a more official confirmation.
We have no70 the latisfa9ion to allure
our readers, that anticipation has prov
ed the precurlor Of truth Far BIZ
0narparts has beeh Defeated BY tie
Ara5J-and bis Fleet Captured ~ Melon.
Yesterday afternoon, the armed flip
Foxwell, capt. Stevens, arrived in ~
days from BrifoI, with London papers
TO October 7. We were Immediately
favored with file Of the Courier Ian
Authenticated PRINT which, 70 every
perfon in the leaR acquainted with the
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LONDON, OCT. I.

THE Hamburger Mail which became
due on Wednesday Taft, arrived this
morning, and brought corroboration
of the defeat of the French feet by ad-
miral Mellon. Some particulars Of the
engagement are contained in letters
from Confantinople and Vienna. Dir
patches have alto been received at the
Admiralty, which fate admiral Brucys's
feet TO have been almof completely
dcltroyed.
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TIE Johavoiqg Near, 70 vsy Important 70 The Po-
fticai ovorta, oyas IDbllbed il a HAND BlLt On
f5t rveHi1g Of IT. arrivaL, and f5rQOaried 70 n2f
efmy P1frs15 on The dfsreni b9f raadf, and 70
mary N tbir foeOE b4t az a c0gfdrabls Proper
ton Of tbem baVr not Jaea It, Ir1Pa5g@ Il far tbe
jgt9rwaii3n Of all
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27
CASH SALES, al Dear,
ana he remaining Ssoek Of
Horfes. Cattla 80 &C.

HorfeS, Cattle and ii5gs, -.
Among the Negroes are Twenty Men aud Bows
who ere yely valuable for til.ir peculiar
- isrUsing ana tsk'eg care 0f Cs,.t= I've. -
toe men are ev'aPie,e Dit.iicrs, one Ok them a
Lnsle ;nan, the other has wife and one child.
who win be iold toss ther.
BENJAMIN HARRISON, ir.
afing for
JAMES NJ. MARSHALL.
Richmond, Nov. 3, 1893.
~
n. D. Attic fame ,ime and place, the whele
of rhe LANDS belonging 70 that eltats, VIII :.
rented icf q! eniuing year (ifo; 6etore rented by
pflvsse concrsG.) The terms will be mace Known
on the day, and bond with ieeurity required for
the Pay meat OF the reu,s Great preparations are
mac AID making for the eB:,iag crop, 60 ,hst ii
viii DC well worth Ihe Of ti,oe sho have
hands, g.. to WORK iuch an eitate
For the proprietor,
DENJ HARRISON, ,un.
l-dsl
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AAMBURGH MA1k.
CoNsrANrIsopt.. e. =.

GoNsTANrIsoPLz Aug u,
Laa night lac Turkilh m:niarv rcce,,e,y
important dispatches from he Psrba -
Rhodes. They bring advice that fcycraI
French frigateS mad arrived az thai i1ard
which had been lcized b. the Pacba. accorCI,
ing to the orders lately received from,the
Grand SigEior. The Pacha has iikex;C.
tranimi:ted the following intelligence
The Englifh admiral, Mellon. bav;,, -,
pcared unexpectedly before the harbour os
Alexandra, found there the French Acct and
immediately attacked it The French a.
mlraPs ihip, on board of which BuonaparTe.
nae been, took fire, and was en,irtiv conr,-
med The French frigaiss, which cleaned
INTO the open lea, were not aware that the
Forte Mechanically di(pofsd iowa De Farce
and that holliIt-s had already commenced
theJ FhtTefore came to anchor in she hs-b,,,r
o. Rhodes, and were immediately c,,6C-,t-
cd From the captains Of thsle frioate. ~,
F9c6a Of Rhodes had received he aer,,n4
" 'he ae'ruetNn OF tre French feet, and
~, Sl,s pL"c'pal rircumitances of iha, event.
Ahe Porte immediately communicated tb;,
n;elhgenee, By their interpreter. to H.. g..
reign 'n'nhters. This day The Fpqj;r, rn;
n''er' ar 5pencer Smith, received a., con-
hrmatIon Of this account.
VISA rNiPeS' to the army Of Bnons,a-,.
We nave received the following intelligence
- q Lad tor IONS tine raints YEA a Esr =,
's' ''e' CARO- ard Rofst,a; BOT fl3derlv
'stFe@iea 80 Daeie;ta. In tho y;r,.i.r =,
te's Iowntne freneh wers attacked bvzo.-o-
-A'1'S' the grca1er Parl cavalry urd-r ~.
S - 81 Ala''aPha hey, aad two a.he,
l,sys. An obtiaste bat5, cal Cd, and ,r.
.1'''' '''y' % thejF account, uael-aeel ,e
"- SASHA " Osm' cue. lat,bey -eeliI.
-N"'3 tHe vs. d .9ni era ole luis, aae
ga 'Rs S'shea a.se.wgsas ma5- Rsnl f.
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j en- Dollar: Reward.

Runaway from this place, on the 10th Of June lah
= NEGRO WOMAN named
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couaie. ossics, oaobsr !.
P0S7SCPyPT.

The difpatches received at the admiralty
are from Sw NJ Eden, at Vicana, which cor
Hrm the very important intelligence OF lhs.
victory obtained by Sir tIoratio Nel.on over
the Freach feet near alexandria. Reporr
Hates diet all The French lhips, except Two,
w'1ch e!caPed 10 Mslta, were either ;assa
or deagoyed.
Dilpatches are atfo faid TO have been re-
ceived from SIR W liam Hamilton, whish
itate, that the Mucine cutter had arcised ~
Naples with an account of Admiral Neliba
having burnt two Preach Hips OF the Inc,
and captured teTeo, with all the rrarfports.
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JC&DbN. OAob.r /

The Hauburgh nail which became d,c
on Wsdneiday lati, arrived this morning, and
oroagh; confederation OF the defeat O the
trench feet by admiral Mellon. Some par
ticuIara Of the engagement are contained in
letters from ConRantiHOple and Vienna.-
DilPatches have ALTO been received at the
admiralty, wh;ch Gates admiral Bruey acez
to have heen'almoa completely dcanoyel.
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SrcoYp Ep,r,oy

We toP the Preis to infcrt the following
copy of letter potteI up at Llovd's:
8 In diiPatches received from Sir Morton
Edeo, at Vienna, dated tn 18th of Srpt he
mentions having received an official rornmu-
n'cation from the Neapoli5an Charge d AZ,
t@ires, thar The Mutine CATER had arr;ged
rom Admiral Nelton's fleet, on the 81. at
Naples, the captain OF which declared that
the who! Of the French line Of battle HRS
two" ~
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I NJ P o e z Il " q.
Confirmation If tie 2 Got Qflke
Eyexcb,
BOSTON, November -.

Seiterday afternoon, the armed mp Fox
well, captain Stevens, arrived in ~ ,lays
from Buaol, with London. papers Of Oc-
to0er I. BY the politeneis of the captain,
VIC we're Immediately favored with a file
of the Courier, IAN anti miniiierial print
W ich, TO cry perion in ihel>aH acquaiut.
ed with the Pc tics of that paper, muG az
ford the amplet corsoboration of Nclion'a
victory. We particularly refer oar read
ers to the hand bill poited at I.loyd's Cos.
fee Houfe-which places the accouat IN
ths itronge poiRt Of cred biIiiy. The
deieat o Bno%lParte by the Arabs, be-
tween Roietta and Grand Cairo, completes
the fraitration of thar area buccaneers
ttchenic so iabjugate the Fat Another
impoytaA; branch Of Intelligence. received
by this arrival, is, the article from Com
hantiuople, which confirms tn tonne ac-
count, that coalition is actually forming
between the Porte, Ruliia and England,
asaintt the arms and iutr;eucs of FIance.
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BOOT sy SHOE
lMHNUFdCTOR7- from ParlADstraI<.
Tohn MBride

TNFoRN-S the Public IN general and his Fricrlds
4 aad Culomers in particular, tha, he continues
20 carry the above buhneis at John Taylors
Copper-Smith ihop nearly oppoiite the frset icsd-
ing from Mayo's bridge. and from the great cit
rorragvuent he hasrreoeived wIll be enaOlcd 10
render fa,isfaefion 10 ais ouaomers, and those
who wiz pleste to favor him with their cuitoni -
Ee has on hand large and complete aiIortm=nt of
the bea Philadelphia materials iach as BOOT
Lees, CALF SKINS, TOP ditto and soAL-
iRAI has received BY the flip
IRIS, from London, the bea Enelih BOui'
LEGS aud TOPS, VANIPs and COUNTERS.
BEND-soALS and TOP PIECES, with the new
eft Philadelphia and London Iaihions.
N, 8, Wanted Ten or TWELVE GOOD
TOURNEY MEN who will receive encourage
Dient at the above bahnels.
Richmond, Noyen,btr sth,r7qS.
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The A'rrosoaleAl part BY ISAAC p,loo.
--Corfaiaiqe

THE risns, fetting.
A. phases ANA eelipies
o. tie su and moon the
phaict place Of the az
sending uods. iaritude
and iont.i'as of the
moot The places e al
poets Of the planets (in
Guiding the lately d1co-
vered planet, Georgian y
the rihog, fettnlg and
iouthiiis Of the plauets.
and the mot conrpieu-
Gus taxed itsrs; eo6iunc-
tons OF the planets, In
liked hars; the eqlation
OF time true within half
a iecond, Tor the noon of
every day in the year
Alto
Superior and county
e"irts Is Virginia
Public officers OF the
itscc
Members Of the Sc
nate and Homie Of DELI
gates
able Of Stamp Du-
Roads, frclnslicnmond
TO Portimouih Virginia ;
from Richnlond 70 Porte
mouth New tiamplhire,
iron Richmond 10 The
Sweet SPrings--and from
Richmond TO Savannah,
Georgia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27

fsisnds yearly nee,
ings
Members os congrefs
from Virginia
Tables of LntereR
Ta5ics Of the weigh,
and valus OF coins Is they
Pais IN The reipeetivs
itates Of she union. with
Siieir itrrling and feac-
raj value
Beneyolenec ard HUI
manly
The White. BY dos.
Franklin
Enliiius and Clara, or
die happy par
The folly Of incoRGG-
ent expectations
Resignation to Provi-
deGce recommended as
the duty Of All
he wndom of Pro-
videnor in the variety
OF the fsaions
reodases.
POETRY.
a farmer 20 ms friend
Ledyard $ praife OF
women
Beaut?'s value, by
Shakespeare
Gather your role buds
Edwin and En-. ,clina
by Do3or col Gnith
SOM ; The waves were
huh q the Ky GeTcne.