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The gazette., 1798-05-14
On FEmALE.AccoMPL1sHGENr IS.

a M0EG5T the accomplishments necefary
"a % he female charzaer, think needle
work mzy ol7im lh= fra place, i having 70
ciof- 4 connet9ioa with neztrels. wkich j. in-
Gfpuizbly Teqaiite 10 render YOU comtozt1ble
- yourl-lves, C aniable il TIE eGeem Of 9TH
ers. TIE ladies' OF th= l41 eent1Ey certainly
hzld needle work IN much greater eltinatioa
thzn thofe of the Pr=lent wsrneis TIE many Ia
b0TiOus performances that yet remain As proofs
ef raeir AMAZING indEifrT in this r5fPe4-b1t
th= world IS ever prone 70 extremes, and b=c2ule
this an was Lhea Purfu=d 10 The eHclufon Of
every intellectual accom- 2llhmenr, there are
many IN or days Hho fem .o,hi2k i beneath
th-ir ;u y Or ambition.
The DfahOmetzn leatiua>ut 1hicif prevailed
fome years ago, Of the infer;oriiy Of fth- fem7l=
mind, EeIas exploded il tbs age Of uuivsrfz
T@faenent and a woman Of cultivated uader-
Hznding IS no longer 4 Fhznomanon. The
paths Of kaOwleage are rendered accsfnble-
asa Of learning ave too q from IL e,evz-
tons Of fccnc- to zcceleTase tie improvements
ef the other leK-;hey a6ridge, compile, ezpain
for their a1faac= zzd Advancement il polite
literature.
Make III he NE you pofibly can Of fuch ad-
FanfaGes, and Be convinced thai tie cultivation
Of the r..nd vii eKzlt ycu ia tie el;mat;On #
rational bsilgs-Eill o7sn 70 you e1hsuilefs
fources OF znufement and delisht, OF which the
ignoran: can have 10 concsption-yet Be care
frs never 10 overlook one fmiuiae grace OF
accomplishment. There IS line Of chara6ler
drawn between the feEes, which n=iiher
can Pals without becoming conteu1Ptible. l. IS
aot 70 make you defPife thofe requirements
~hish have ever been aPPr0Priatedto the finale
Ger, thar Fou are inciJed 70 meatal Attachments,
bur to render you tii more valuable as Eo
men; an1 the better your minds are cRlIiya-
ted, the mnre you wnl lee The propTiety Of a.
tending 70 th0se minu,ig which become the con
siton il which Providence has placed you.
DO not fee how you ca7 acquii yourfcE
tolerably in 6omefic Efs, without a knowledge
Of Rse1le-work; bur granrnZ your rank and
fort1os nav place you above the ablolute ne
sell 0f learning thl; part Gift which s called
plai7-work-yet conider how far-the ornzmsn.
ial kinds nay b OF tie % au1ul= the intervals
OF Plszllr s, or other Pa fu.ts, as vel as ID
promote the dfplzy Of Al el-g1nt taf-. Even
cur inaocent anul-raents require variation, ani
n. mni may Be zgree4bly relieved, byinita,ing
with the needle he beautiful productions Of IA.
ture-but there IS fomct.Iing which places a
fk.ll IN n-edle WORK in a mach mare important
Point of view, and thar is, the iaconfancy Of
fortaae, which n her capricious moods has
b-en often known .com7-l thofe, whom once
hs fniled On, 10 procure their fabh.t=nce by
thOf- verJ arts which were acqujred only for
an1aiem=1t- WhzteTer may he rel0urce a Y
gaiaf That mniab.litT which marks all hurlan
zF4irs, becon-s An o5jef Of importance.
A prohciencY q the arts o. done1Ic manage
rn-at and ecOnomy, oushr jnIay 10 be ranked
snonz the Accomplishments Of Indy. Yon
anf Dc naacqu 3inted with nothing that sPpe7-
saiaS to GOO hoale wileTy. Some girls have
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PRINTING.

4; i-5 zariglg brazrbe+, executed zrii5 az
+s7:tioH and dyPaia5. = Orders e.
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Hand
bills, &c. daly attended p.
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Eztr1is-4 f7r77 "a Fe1a-t z CaLtiu-aea--
HIS inse-elting III cie Is furliihed by tie
Il fi5elts p one AT the National Schools,
printed by crder VI TIE Commi--es Of National
S=fetT, for the Oh Tezr of The Fr=ach Republic
(I79S)
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<--l----A u s---s 4z-c--r-o1
TIE quantity Of grain ufed for the fuReazuce
Ct ih- Inhabitants IS 1880 millions Ct lbs.
w5i -h,, out of WHICH Is P-ei-rved flr feed $3.50
millions " Us. This leaves 1880 millions,
which Is calculated A. SIS lbs. for each P=rf3a-
Th= quantity AZ cats raued fer tie horl<s II
56I6 miaicns, Of which I4c4 millions IS pre-
l=rved for feed, leaving +zI7 millions, thai is
1904 ID. f0T e2ch ho-le Per znGum, CT half ?.
bu.hel Fer day.
Frarce employs $4,000 P;oughz, of which
$4,000 are drzTF b. horfes, and 6oo,ooo bv
oxen. The average number Of hortes 70 each
plough IS :, vh5oh cultivate s. acres 10 he
autumn and So il the Ep-iaF; tur rhr== ozenfo
emPhyed are reckoaeG w plough only Y acres.
Hence the advantage Of employing horles il
p -aerence 10 oxen i obvious.
The u-n5=r of horfes employed II ss-i,ul-
ture, - Go .1c~
--1 ciiierznt Kinds ca 5---cls bo1.-oo
--la czr-iaga --t.ro,
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To-J 1St+32sooc
The frrfa1e Of th= RrPabli7 (p7oP=r} con,ains
1900 .quare leagu-s ard Is millions Of IL
habi-4nt5. Ih- conquer el countries a the
Rhine con-sin Sass fquar= leagues, and mil
l,ons If Inhabitants. The latter, therefore, ex-
csed France .n p PCll.iol.
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=.
That Mr.. J-ferlon IS a profehed delft, his
writings declare. Although we abhor bis ten
cts, 70 long as he kept them to himlelf, or even
difplayed his in6del fentiments in harmless
books, we fhould not have expofed him to pub
lie ceufure. Bst it's cettainly indecent, to af-
front the religion Of his country. What if Mr..
IefF=rfon does not believe the truth Of divine
revelation, md prefers Tom Pzine's Age of Rsa-
ION to the Bible What if he prefers French
Deraas or, Tfntb DaY, TO the chriIfian fabbath
there are millions If his fellow citizens who be-
lieve il the fsriptare, and oblcrre the chriltian
Sabbath. Surely, the fecond msgRrste in the
union, ihould have fomr decent regard to the
general religions faith Of his contry And
though he fcon al orr hleGcd Saviour, among
his phiIofophic friends, he ought upon the prin-
cipics Of a gentleman, not to inlult MS follow.
ers on HIS holy day, in the face of the world.
We we'll remember to have read that in the
year l775, when the Err continental Fayf was
plopcfcd, in Congrefs, certain member from
the iouth, not only oppofed lhereiolve, Lut en-
dsavoured to turn the idea Of Fesf INTO ridi.
cule. Mr.. ADAMS, now our beloved PfsGdcnt,
and then member from Maaaehusetts, refe and
noticed his forrow at hcaiing she gxntlenan's
ridcule upon religion, ans psrs:Ecsstly ohfsrv-
sd, thatwhatever opinions gentlemen nigt enter.
tain Of religion, il private, there was certainly
zieipsa daS 60 publir opiaicn. Tiis was tic
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Political Convcrfion |

Extra7 Of zstter from gentleman IN Csnns7eHt,
q brotEsr I, one ef ne meuJsrs 81 C9ngrsG fran
Gesgia. re @pas a 4v0r7s Jrifnd Of the French
revoIatior, and oppefrr efsw ~dhnizjqratio1.
have changed my political creed. can
no longer juaify the conduit of the modern
7jtons. l have heretofore been very enthu6altic
in their cauf--ny prejudices have been violent
for the Sans Quotes. My faith in their juf-
tice, frienahip and humanity has been fman
for year pat but my prejudice exilled and
fill compelled me Is advocate their caufe, even
after my reafon abhorred it. am convinced
their dcfign i nothing lsfs than univerlal con-
queR and tyranny-Ho nation elcapes their
ambition and avarice. 1 an convinced that i
Is impoHiblc for our government, Purfue what
line Of conduit il may, to guard our country
from their happy claws and, fooner than yield
to them, would fee my country deluged with
blood land have the gkoils Of all mycountrymen
g ihriek at once on the hollow wind"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

portland.
Latse NsqOs from France



Yelferday Capt Befom arrived at
Marblehead, from Bayonne in, France.
His original deltination was to Blboa !;
but he was taken by French priva-
teer, within thort fail Of his port, and
carried into Bayonne, where he found
numbers Of his countrymen, and 9TH
er neutraIs, the victims of lyfem of
plumber, which difregards every prin-
ciple of juftice or morality. An indif-
criminatc< condemnation of captured
property was carrying on at Bayonne !;
that taken from Americans and con-
denned amounted to nearly million
and half of dollars. Capt. Befom loft
his cargo, but by fome compromife re-
taiued his yeHel, in which he brought
home forty Of his countrymen, and ia
we'd them from the alternative of en-
teringon boardFrench privateers, or far
wing. The pretexts for condemning
were of the mott trivial kind, and a.
mounted to nothing fhort of declara-
ton of war againf all neutral proper
ty.
They expected, at Bayonne, that
thefe acts of rapine would finally route
the Americans to war, and that in con-
fequence their Wef-India colonies mutt
fall /; but thelc events they regarded
as Of no importance, 70 long as there
was commerce for their privateers to
prey upon. New privateers, from 10
to 20 guns, were continually building
and launching, and they were profea-
edly defined againf the Americans, at
Whole conduct they afca to be highly
irritated.
But the merchants and people of In
formation, who were not immediately
intereaed in privateering, difcovered
an uneaiineis at the prefent fate of
things, when they dared to expreis
their fentiments, and appeared to be
both tired Of their government and a.
fhamed ofthe injuries heaped upon the
Americans.
The military thenlfelves, who are da
triouted throughout the conntry to
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sle before them, in the gallant army Of Conie
whof. ranks are ccmpoied Of lllr flower Of
French nobi6sy.-Thle ohevaliers after en-
scattering fer years, AL the hardhips of the
s. iertsf fed, aud difplayingsunrivalled patriot
TIN u almoa Numerous encounters, rrc To-
joufnng in Rnaia. Gill faithful TO the cauie
they had fwosn TO fupport of the 5000 OF
which this army Of heroes is compoied, two
ihoufand fsrvr without pay The ref are in
ply Of the Emperor Paul /.
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Very Interel1ing Statement

From a Necuy1Yk PAPER
Having kept memorandum OF the different
condcmnations Of American veiIels and cargocs,
70 far as advice Of the fame has been received,
am able not only 20 fhcw that Direct Tax
would have been unneceAary, bur that great
furpluHage would have been in our Golfers,
and our merchants prcferved from ruin.--Prior
to the Bri.ifh treaty, American property was
condemned BY that nation to the amount Of
1900, COO dollars. For part Of this, conpen.
fation is made and making but the merchant
yetfeelsa partial NATURALIZATION French
deprcdations we have loft Dolls.
$50 ihips and veaes valued at 4,75o, 900
1856 cargoes & parts ofcargoes 1,,roo oo
amounting to } F"''
100000
Revenue arifng would have been
Tonnage, o,Ioo
Impoa Duty, 7,S775oo
>----
1886, 600
Dirsa Tar, e 100000
Surplus, s,ss6,6oo
Let the advocates for French villainies, the
oppofers Of arming our veGels, and the opprei-
fors Of our unfortunate merchants. g think Of
thefe things" "A MERCHANT.
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IDGI IDOL d. llic Ndhi~ -
were engaged, bit that their pay was
confiderably reduced.
There was great deal OF talk at
Bayonne, of an expectation that SPAN
woald withdraw from her connection
with France. This would be extend
ing the field Of privateering, and IN
creating the enoluments Of the Direc-
tori, who receive IS per cent OF the a
mount of all prizes.
Captain Befom has favored Us with
French papers to the 18th Of June.
BY the Glsf az Cabfnet des So1vsrai,ls,
Of the 10th June, it appears that the
French government had received an
Englifh paper containing the difpatches
from the American envoys to the Pre-
fident of the u. S. which were commu-
nicated by the Preiidentto Congrels the
cd April. In confequencesthereof the
following letters paiIed between Dir.
Gerry & M. Talleyrand--which letters
are ALTO publilhed IN faid paper, after a
zong, iglfdi0us, s. in many refpetts fa5le
commentary on the dispatches. Il doe.
nor appear that the difpatches them
felves have ever been publiihed il Paris.
The Minjfsr ef Exterior Relations M.
T4llspaad to mr.. Gerry.
Paris May 90, 1898.
communicate to you, Sir, Lond9a
Gazette of the / 5th Of May. You win.
therein fee a very extraordinary publ
cation. cannot learn without furpriie
that fome per6dious perfons have avail
ed themfeIyeS Of the retired manner in
which the ENJOYS Of the United States
chofe 70 live, to make them propofi-
tons and hold with them conversations,
the object Of which evidently was to
deceive them. beg you to let me
know Immediately the names Of tbe
perfons defgnated by the letters w, x,
Y and z, and ALTO the name. of the lady
whom Mr.. Pinckney declares to have
converted with him on American af-
fairs. If you have an objection to lend-
ing them in writing, pleaie to conmu-
nicate them conhlentially to the bear
or. Irely on your zeal to enable the
government 10 inveitigate thefe in
trigues, Of which congratulate y0u on
not being the dupe, and in your dehre
to fee it perfectly fatisfed.
Mr.. Gerry's dnjfOsr.
Paris, May 81, 'oS.
Your letter, citizen miniler, Of the
goth inf. and the Gazette to which it
refers have been handed me. The laf
contains all the ixf0rnaI negoeiafioas
communicated by the ENJOYS to their
government.
IF unauthorized perfons have come
forward, or if having limited powers
they have exceeded them, they have
abufed the French government and the
ENJOYS I; am not competent to Judge
of this, as they did not produce 70 my
knowledge any document whatever TO
prove that they were authorized to treat
with US. The publications in quelion
fsffice to fhow, how very delicate my
fituation is, with refpea 10 the names
Of thefe perfons, and they contain cir
cumfances which | hope will enable
you to invcltigate the affair without in
filing upon further communications
from me. Deiirous however to dhpel
fufpicions by which innocent perfons
may be embarrat1ed, have no objec-
ton TO declare that three of the indi-
viduals alluded to are frangers, and
that the fourth acted only as a menen-
Ger and internreter. You will ohferYe
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

Ike H,Sod<u Vail offmzica, are rafting IN
every quarter. Scarce a port on our 1000 miles
coat, bnt i furnihing quotas 70 render il an
invalnerabls bulwark againif all the minor mar
thine powers Of the world.-In Friendihip with
the Directors of the floating caales Of Old In.
gland, We may fcon /" dsbr tie soOrlI sEds, or BID
II f4lt.''
IN few fhort weeks, the EBAY towards an
Amefican navy, will embrace Nine large fri
gates-icne of them equal TO European ihps
Of the line, of the 18th rate TqptlVe floops of
war, from 20 TO "A guns Six from 10 to 8,
about 10 cutters, and as many gallies making
in all Forty Eight fhips Of war. No nc0nfider-
able force this--for a nation which three months
ago had not an armed veael aaoat And all
THIS belidc The fou. figafts, &c. building in the
fevsral States to be loaned 70 government.
The United States has, we learn, accepted the
ceilion Of Cafe-IGard; which is Immediately to
be made federal garrifon. The convias are
not excepted ;--and the Governor viii conine
them in the fsyeral jails.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-27

Tbe Jollozvig ntags qva5 communicated q he Ntsu.
yak Legiqatars oatbs Iotb isa. By Gov. .Jay.
Centlemen,
His Excellency the Governor Of the Com
monwcalth Of Magachuletts, has in letter da-
ted the Izih day OF lat month, tranlInitted TO
me, for the purpcfe Of being laid before the Le-
giaature of this State, a concurrent and una
nimousarefoiution of the Houfs of Reprefeata-
iives and Of the Senate of thar Commonwealth,
and approved by the Governor. The objea of
1t is to obtain an amendment Of the Contribution
Of the United States, to provide againa the In
PRODUCTION Of foreign inAuence into our Ma.
tional Councils.
Think it my duty to lay thefe intereiingpa-
pcrs before you, and to recommend the impor-
tant fubjea Of them to Jour confederation.
JOHN JAY.
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hrR time he had ever heard OF ichoiar and q
gentleman endeavour, in public anembly, 70
turn religion into ridcuc. The good PRECEDENT
may now ind the srssd icholar, if not tie iecond
gentleman, who has endeavoured to turn reli-
gion into ridcule, and not merely 10 ridienle
bur pointedly to infhlt
A Baltimore paper mentions, that circle q
Ladies, IN that place, had propofed 20 Allocate
tbernftlves into amilitary corps, for the defence
Of the county. under the name Of the : dmrr-
icac .duisz0n- Infantry" The fair Of Vermont
may net initiate theie heroines, by repairing to
the tented fields - bur while the Baltimore
smazons arc gaining laurels a5road, they will
not be idle in RAISING RECRUITS az b9ms.
A Member Of the Iriih Houfe Of Commons,
fpcaking of the prefent diaurbances IL that
country, openly afIerted, that fscret coniPiracy
in thatcountry had been notorious for i've years.
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The Federal Officers have it in charge not to
inlilt any men into the fervice Of the United
States. who within certain period of time,
have had the audacity to mount French cock.
sde-A few WORTHLESS animals at the cattle,
are faid to have been guilty of this crime.-We
do not underRand whether Of the garrifon, or
sonvias. If The latter, the badge was appro-
pirate TO their party-coloured cloaths, and char
aeers.
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the Gazette prelented you contains III
the informal negotiations commune,
ted by the ENJOYS 70 their government
IDLY, that the perfons in quellion havs
not produced to your knowledge am
document whatever to ihow that tho
were accredited 3dly, that three i
the individuals alluded to viz. in TIA
order ! have placed them, w, X, Y1
are ifrangers !; the fourth, that il y,
hath acted only as meaenger and in.
terpreter.
Altho + fully conceive Of your reIuc.
lance to name thele perlons, ! mutt
pray you infantIy to fubjef it to The
importance Of the Object pleafe either
to give me their names iE writing. B..
communicate them IN confidence to the
bearer name the woman that Mr.
Pinckney alludes to !; tell me if any of
the citizens attached to my Office, and
authorized by me to fee the envoysy
have faid a word that had the leaf
affinity to the difgufing prcpolal made
BY * and Y to remit any fun whatever.
for corrupt Purpolcs.
Mr.. Eeyrv'g 67EDer.
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TIE naz-5 5rv- ~ f7l7 bern tiat 70 tkc Efi1iqr1
sOb0 is2aHf5 at6sffedtbem Nib prsptr authority.
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= ~ ~ 2 Ute J, 90.
! have received, Sif, your letter Of
yeaerday. You inform me, ut, that
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The MinJfsr Of Foreign ABairs to Mr.
Gerry.

SR, Paris, June 4, 'os.
Your letter of yeferday is juf re-
ceived. You may addrefs TO me in per-
feet confidence the names that you an
nounce under your hand and Zeal. I
allure you they alall not be publiihed as
coming from you.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-20
1 en- Dollar: Reward.

ksnaY7aJ 'rcra this place, OF the 46ih Of June Z
NEGRO WONIA.l named
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j. E A T HE r.
W50leJale and Retail.
BENJAMIN TATE,

Tanner, CArvier O. Leather Gutter,
INFORMS the Public in general and his
K Friends and Cufomers in. particular, thai
he continues TO carry on the TANNING
CURRYING x LEATHER CUTTING
BUSINESS has ready for SALE at hi,
CURRYING SHOP and LEATHER
STORE near the bridge,
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'IIH5t Ppbhsbe},
BY sAAugr PnENsAprs, jun. and II. Sale at hi,
rrin'iug-oiHec, Rishniont,
The Ifr:e inia 44Jma mack
Fer @s 2SAS 1899.
The METEOROLOGICAL part BY Isaac Baloe.,
CO..
- 17fcA lfRp.---

''iihag-- .'
Fsisn'ls yearly n,eec
ings
Mcn5@7s II Corgrels
from Virgin
Fabies of'nierca
Tables Of The weigh,
an. value Of coius 4. they
pats in the refpe1tive
iates of,he yn:on. with
tasir Eorling and fede-
raj value
Benevolsn-e ard HUI
manly
The yhialc. by doc.
Franklin
Enlilius and Clara, O.
che happy pair
The folly Of inconfa :
ent expectations
Resignation to Prov !
aence recommended az
the duty OF al
Il, he wild. IN Of Pro.
videnec in lac variety
OF the ftaGons
anecdotes.
POETRY.
A farmer TO his f,ie1d
LedyaTd's praiIe ..
women
Reau;y's value, b.
sh7kefpeare
Gather your rof5 buds
Edwin and Engelin.
by Doctor C;oldfmi,h
Song : The waveswer,
huih d the i1y fereEc
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THE riGng, Getting,
i places and eciiPies
cf the lun and moon the
phafcs, place of the =
cending node. Iat;tude
and iou;hing of nc
pnoon } the places & al-
poets Of the planets in
Gliding the lately diiec-
vered planet, Georgian y
the rifng, .etting AID
louthiug of the plancts,
and the mon eonipicu-
Gus Fixed 2ars /; coniupe-
lions OF the planets, with
hAOu l.aIs SIle equation
Of time true within half
/ feeond, for the noon Of
every DAY in the year.
Alto
Superior and eeanty
courts in Virginia
| Public officers of thr
| fate
| Members o. the Sc.
nate and Iioufe Of Dele .
gates
Table Of Stamp Du-
tics
| Roads, from Richmond
! to Portsmouth Virginia ;
from Riehmendto Port.-
mouth New HaniPihirvs
from Richmond TO the
Sweets prings--and from
Richmond TO Savannah,
Gsoreia.
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INFORMS the PCbiic IN ssderd aud his lis;en.,s
and Co.tomcrs i'll particular, chat he c,.t.hucs
70 carry on the s5ose hutinel;, at Tohn Taylor,
Copp-r-Snr!' ,hoP, rcarly oppoGie the 0reet lad
iag i1ont Mayo's bridge, and from the grea. en-
eoursSeinent he h ,-rccived wal! Is enabled 90
render uso,e feufa,,,oa to his cuaomrfs.ana thoie
VINO WI Pleaie TO sisor him with them cuitoln
he has On hand large and complete afIogttn-rt &c
sac heh philadelphia materials, lach as nOOI-
Lees, CALF SKINS, TOP ditto ana SOAL-
tEAINt P.----A!Io, has received By The mp
IRIS, from London tlc ben Eugl;h eOO'i'
LES aad rOPS, VANPS and COUNTERS,
BE ND.SOA is and -rOP-PlFCFS, with The new :
eft Fhils'!eipha aid London f1G,ions
N, 3 Wanted .rNN or TWELVE coon
JoHRNEfMrN who will r-ce,ye encourage
uc;lt ~ lhe abuve buiacss
Riaimead, November Sth, 1923.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-20
DAIlLEY !.
And two Children nalned
DAVID and I4SEPH.

- ALLEY slavery likely woman, rather hove
~ the common fze, Of yelowh eornplexier
with buhy head OF bair, which ne combs I'D be-
iore, about twenty-five years of age. Her child
DAVID, is about four or fige years old, and TO-
sEPH aboIt Twelve or eighteen months old
She was iean Z few days after her sloperaen, aea-
the Quaker Westinghouse, in Ihis ueighbourh5od
where ihe u probably ecnita.ed auEslr { free
negroes. Il 'he has left this u,ighbourhood, it is
more thsn probable that ile has been conveyed N
boat 10 Richmond, where ihe has levsyal acquain-
tantes Il bought ;lesu in June lat Of NIr Nor
gan lorPIins, Of G.oucetteg county The above
reward viii be given FOR delivering ,hen 10 viii.
arr Mitchell, in Henry county, or hive Dollars
tor occurring them IN ione Jail. or giving fuch III
formation that gct thcgu again
THOMAS MITCHELL.
LynchbgIg, Augua Z, 1913. law
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-20
4 large and general A8o,fment Of
LEATHER,

Or THE BEsT ouAL1rY, CONSISTING or
Slaughter and SPani1i Hide, Soal, Skirioo
Harness, Bride, Beg and Bellows Hides.
Ruieiie and Waxed, Upper < Kips Wax.
ed, Black Grained & Fair Cali-SEips HOG
Sheep and Lamb Skins Cali, Kip and Cor
devan Boot Legs aud Half Legs Vanps.
Counters and Soals.--Al!o Sheep & Lambs
Wool, belt Liver Oil ard Lam2black
which he Offers for Sale on rcslonsbie terns
for ready money, Raw Hides or good Ok
Bark.
N''"n0n'' NOV 81 1893. (5w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27
JACOB MACPHERSON.

Later fraz Beraa .i4onvsl, Ejgaar, Deva,,.
Jsire~S rsei, P~Iiaaa place, Laaeon, aadysf-
lad u D,. Che,eA.