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afrer appointed TO refpeGea5le an,
confidential Office by Cen, W2,h
layton, and continued there till D,
cealed to be pre6dent. But &rangt
as II may appear, that very perlor
was removed from ofice by Mr..
Adams in fone lneafurs, as there
Is the bot ttaIon to believe, through
The fecret management oG MIR.
Pickering.
The correIpondence Of Mr..
Pickering with Capt. Chiiholm, the
agent or initrument Of Mr.. Lillon.
and his and MIR. Adams not di-
retting a proIecution againa VIM.
.BIount, after the power of the e.
nate to try him was negatived, are
very ferrous circumstances. The.
people ihould know, too, that ibis
iaid capt. Chilholm was, after
wards one Of the few licenfed TIA
ders under our government, TO
hold intercourse " ith thole ,ysrv
tribes of Indians, who were TO
have aliiited in Mir. Blounts pro-
jet unlawfuIly to ali md abet
Great Britain. The authorities
for believing an Enr.,ifh party to
exit in America sfe abundant.
Tbs printed reb0. E of the Brtjlb
pr'9y CoaaeR T.. ai2nc efficient.
The Britiih rec .6rded it flreysr in
that iacred re port of Council. Mr..
JeHe!lon, q 5 well as Mr.. Adams,
MI Ham L1on, Gen. Knox, and
many or .trs in the executive, in
me JUDI ciary. and in congre.s + u
F0S e0i dsHcs Of this matter at arge.
II " IS in the year 1891. Thele
OPP hionS abou5 a Britiih party ami
II lfuence her, were not confirmed
. :, 90 Mr.. JeferGon. Ybsy qosrc en-
tcrtaiTea by Mr.. 4dams bimJeIf u
ine@lcatcd g0ifb mare Varleiy and ar
fiVity. tie was wont to luggeit this
influence, particularly in regard to
he monied interelt and operations
OF this country. Hence it was, as
1t is generally fuPPoled. that he ne
gatiyed, by his eating voice, the
oil in the ienate for puni.hing per-
tons. who might be guilty OF the
dangerous crime of c0unterfeiiing
| the notes OF the national bank. the
bank of the United S.ares. But
MIR. Adams is known 10 have even
entertained the opinion, thar mne5
Birth influence had been u(ed up
on our government, in relpe6ta-
bic appointment TO thar court. lie
certainly then has gone as far OF
farther than Mr.. leiterfon in this
reipect. Nor is be biame.ijm ii. No
doubt ne had good realons for de-
clarations 70 very frequent and le.
rIouS. 1t would have been wrong
to iuPprets or conceal his kao y.
ledge. But let not Mr.. IeA,erron
be blamed for laying in letter
20 an old acquaintance, that we
have an EngilIh party here: when
Mr.. dams Jays, they have inau-
enced the important bufinels of di-
Plomatic appointment; and when
It's known, that the Lords of the
Britilh Priyy Council, ading upon
the information Of their agents
here, formally report TO their King,
that, 4" a party in faUor lf GreaI
BJitaiH IS J1rgsd in Ameriea."
1t is no matter whether MIR. Ief-
terion was right or not in faying,
that the bank or funding intereit
are iomewhat in the Englilh poll
tics. No man, who knows MIR.
Adams intimately, can doubt that
he thinks 70 too, and has often laid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

Stri9vss Ib9a the Utter imputed to
Mr.. .JsFFsRSoN, a&dregs4 20 Alr.
MAzzEL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

'ienate US, 20 bring US under Bri-
tilh influence, sc.
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To the People OF the United States Of "A
mcricz.
Friends and Co1nsrymsn,

rncrics.
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CaaA oFsrs slxa4.9

Jaoies's' f..r saany yelts. ssh betsas u.s.
Ten; the-e ard has s.,es cos lE,3Se tatc,l..
na' 5''e aaTsffbn OF ny comm isiilr1 fc -. ss
.e1'S, ~ Queer 70 eleke psv Tor 1f- si,Ss.
to iecece6 mc. riih .h.y ssr sa :
much hooor ond p'ealurc Il i, - .hcy a.
I psctsd and ti'ay tie public r,sy tef!ss fsora
u: d.gni'Y a'd uriiy. Eat laer-ia % I
do The long iotris''e, aod fstlesi;g5 as !
10, much Brit'ih influence IN tir .ss,, ;n,.
meat, were in any cxec,l.ige aes,r men.
) ihoHiA 'ake the l'hsriy 70 keep VI liant
eye npoa them.
Acfspt Q! NY tbeoks;; for your ref. 4i;an:
on the hste Of the union, csh On bage szsl
viii al .hs pleaiu,e which ne H.. iieeps..
ia'oT'neton. arcurscy, and elegance Of th-
rer'a' * on ;ord Sbriisid frfpafd.
ihere q Gns fecrct wh;ch you rua u
c4re'0' 20 keep, manu- aapr sn.0H ~, good
gogefnms {, They csrro. ozif y htre tAsv
are wnhout it, MA h les car ny be io,,,
doced where thy a,e rot Bur 2 ,ses.
part OF he peops Of Ae.srics pacar t. -
% &c e'fnined 70 have nc so7eurlent 81 oh,
ibai q yaa let ihem kaow ne yvhe,. .r.
{pI WI eSciie an u1u7 arcs.le party u
s-' '''' ''-1' ~ ST. Nta,ltitf rtS IfCs CstgOs
mach ~ ta,iye, Snthoa, hopor. fJc-ty.
parotHa.liY, pubic aud private faitln 4 49,
50 rfiPe3 o properly. aad the 800. AZ o.,-
= 90 G. p-6mre and ccnCrSL viilyer
50" hahts which nevs' d.. nr5 never win
g ,S .@'y pts9ai - INV papul, 80 ma iuu
'i'o~V .a'2'ti'e % vel as n ir,ip;Errr
a q iiopei goserrne {. he ic,sn e a., -
'R'cai osro-ony Is hut late audy, s,,i +,
20 y. geuers'y IN ls.aood anorg rs.
ho"gh haze 'e5d n'l ~ re ap hos q
repu'aSl ON .he i,t. bcth saony the
I reach AM the EeSiih, rre.es6 non 10
aSvr d'gr'ed any 'h.rg fSis;;se 70 -. wiz,
'hr frgc'ten OF mailer. BaJ 10 Gie i,sr.
pea 6, ia she generel iutereli Of az ,,.it,.e
IN par,ic;''sr 40 well IS Of the ustiao J.. 90.
ne'a', will be promoted by discf-rt AID
In''eious encouragement OF r..acf Gs,.rea.
ana 5l2t u Is rot the had iobbsr Who ca
be Dsrsh. e n the 'aPid rise % IDS 49,.
ncpo'Y, tg dsawiag every labouE5s bssd
ia'o q G widernf % fsii trees.
rs ccSs.aval asesfiiou % aer.,.-t
eHdanger cad dedloy oar peace, Is o.e ka,yv
cot how 70 gog,'a them 'th=y viii re,s.
over ccr'npt cur elett ,nq, aud ,ea- NJ
pieces. aniiicieO, to The dag. hopeyer. +,
ia svii' and in that day end hour it aiwsps
hao 6eso, and | doubt no,, always will Sc
g'v'a US 'o provide agaiua is dangers,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14

Quincy, Nay

Dear Sir,
THE Bra thing / have 10 CON-
mpnicate to you mu9 be an explanation o
Zee date Of my letter The legilatarc of
mailachuIctts laR winter, upon ps,itioa o.
the North Parilh, IA Bfsintres ftp4ated if
from ihe rett Of The towr, eret7ed (. into
new orc, and gave il tie name OF Quincy,
w this meature 700 Zee they have deprived
me Of ny title Of" Dpke 9f Brdufrse,'' ap5
aaade Il neceGsry that ny friend hopld wi 6
ne 10 'ntures az an iohabiiaet Of Ounce.
So mech cor THIS Brin51tss,
Some hiDg that inteteis noe much move
IS your obiisirg letter Of The 18th o. ,s;s
month.
Z ihoold have been happy to aav, iesn
MF. ri"ckneT, before hrs departure but
more TON individual curioGty. ahsa from q.
~ opln'on, 'hat ccyld have riysn bro spv
otorma'io" o. importance 20 Ism. lFhehs.
$50 t@.eut Of feareiiag hcar,s, b, win no, b.
i'n5 ot ioi'. 30 he 1s, ro,, 40 ,sr5rrlff,.
Of ni7s can Fj5 u I'm.
re- onse % IDS, oa~, en-g;,.d 81 r,
sery @inf'J, G.er he c.ais -sa.;cs az yysa.
iE'nilec- 'caori, the tro ~. fioot,,ev,
"'i,a in2uces rae T. c1ne ,ile, rlst on, d,
amt itaaor has may ,r. c,.i rri.ed.
nGised, Whcmcr ,sjs sa tecsm,-e,,l,
iIoa c. h'n, sor enc of-c o., me-. ,.,y. ,
t''s' rsaioasto b-..-ye tAgs .,;. Grav ~,
''"-' '''''' cJ-- a+e@ upon tie cmoaGy ~ .
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EoEFs, &cs
ta'gaea1 JOHN ADAbtg,

Darag the lat fitting Of congress in M.
CITY, macy n'e@'trs lad expreGed doab.a
OF the cxiiteS5s Of luch letter wsiten by
Nh Il4a4S and loms of them, friend. az
he editor, w apprehenG,e TIA. lg-ae i'm
petition hsd been p,sc}ired to br:a,, MN ,,.
10 tbc power of,hofe who l.ad raa,iig,ned
di!Poti'iou 10 deacoy this pasrr zad tie
editor.
AHer rsPest.d Representations, Of ,b.s
KIND the E6itor iaw the necrt,i,y 8 C,,c-
tying i'sc.n, And ;he lZdilo, bayi,g Clio
10 E"gisnd iHI795 experienced s.ssnfiso
from Hl- 7 bln7f Pi0skaeg. hr conc,;veait
to be an ad of j.ai-s, 70 max. HIM az
qusinied ~iih ibe coatents of he let,,-
he aceordingiy p ePsrc5 tree cor.es mere.
~, one Vt wh'eh ae delivered 10 Mr Ckaks
PfarSFfg accompanied by a with ,ha, he
ia0uia thew ITO Mr Fh6nas P,ockn.v 4
iecood copy was given to another meaher
o. q s he1s's, and he tai ives eacloieG "a
bleak cover, aDd leut 70 Mr.. Pinckos, q
lodgi' IS
Soon afterwards he Editor was informed
stat mr. 76 mar. Pi0cfasy had waited ,n
mr. hdsmg eSPreNly ia CONF quyrce ~ .h;s
Ie,isr, aod ths. 9oba Rotle4ge wa, p.et@,t
whrn Sbe explanation took place, among
Others.
The Editor wss informed the, mr.. H.
aamf did not deny th- authenticity Of the
ls'ie-; but that he en5csyored 10 gi,s il an
explanation d'i.ereat frcm its apparent tenor.
by enoes'orius TO Glew that il vas cot mr..
Z 5enaf Pine<1J Who was alluded 70 but
Mr. Cha & Phekaey, now OF the Se-
mare.
q member Of co7g,eG, aod = friend of
The ''tcrai PincSney's and Adam.'. dec.ar-
et uore!ervediy, afterwards, tha, inc syolo-
- was the no6 ralcsily he e,sr heard.
The following facts VIII be leen IN
mr. Z boma' PiHef0sy', letter above That
he p'aend' 20 eater into ,he frir,, and ,a
( accommodate h'mte.f to he exclamation 81
mr., dcor7i for be nGnpasr. thai" u NH
y heDl t'.a Jcrad.d % n zyefb, ebtsI,n .,
( bnt Il ello 9ppe2rs thst he pr,,rn7- q
ccu1t iis aatcnuciiy. by itarua,iny ly
'roihetics.'y, "tha, THO ls tey ,.,ter /, EI
( .frft' ~ ~ c'nHiqs, 'rvi, have srea TO- s..
e. @" m'iao. ,eheafoa Of Falons"
HsT Ittrw Pista.y hc-e certainly Il
''p''e5 q'b- kooa tot ~. = tel--ire o.
~ sized that it IVES q. j.,2,r, hut ID
- @ss a gsoaia= Jes,er g. - Ad,ms,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14
rUEsDA7. OCTOBER ,4.h, ,soo
JUST RECEIVED.

From DalT. GAgacH's Dispenser,
Negg-3 ork, ard fo- fsg at fbh
TF'tfi,,s-l 5Tcs, a 'fSb ii.spif Of
TIE f0lioWins
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F3oAr qaz AUR0RA.
A D a NJ S
A.aO
p | ~ C K N II 81.


Il 10 forsloa for ,Ae people Of Ar,e-i-
Ca that tfele greet men iorni.h eyideuccs q!
th-'r owr characters, whith ,eaiers every o.
thef eT'dsocc Of . .jlcss97ry nature unnece;.
tary.
II VII he remembered hat he Editor of
f,is n7rer, VIZ Inti6~6 a. Nor. :i}own. IN
ms S.ase, pnCer The See.iiion I,l.y. sor cub.
.lhins declaration Of str. <fa,ys. thal Bu
IN" in5urace hsd bssu Used IL procuring
the aPPointncnt Of 7-to,s7s piactrfy, Ar
eabador the Cont oi LoGion. il ;he
NON of Mr.. A1l-as.
Upon 20 offer Of ;he editor by his COIN
lei - producc the I.eCer IN Cours. f,tne
eonsrlion was ran;isGed, apA tome kgsl
F'.,''''7'ris was played oE, until The triai was
P9aponet.
bnt he 5iiefrsat voar qpi,5droegn By or.
der ofthe PreGdeut, and That pr ard ano.
'aer atticic conserving Lord Hawkrfbarr
tsksa from he iujiamsnt.
p letter from this la,nc 7-isteqs PIN. i-e-
Tho tue brother of Geo. Eo'-,ooa,t6 "ir.J
~ has n]7de rs appearance IN the Cblf.r
fgf PaPeFe, at watch he believing is ccr, /
A9a'regiH-, r5i5 Sf3h 1890
Meirs. Freneaa S5Pa;ac,
y letter, copied from aE:wipspsr of eal
tino'e, hs7iUg beea infected 10 your C5sac,.,
ot Saturday lAa, igned J7Hy IN rs. sas
tom i;s contents &c have oren
wrl'tsa 20 Mr. TANcH Coxg, Of Philadel-
Phia' IN the year 1904, wherein az contain
"a 1orne Comment on ~ atboiEf,g.ai as ~. !
Fissf per59-ies.iia.7 10 the cog-t 81 Gg.q,- y,i
'a'a---i link rieh al preignS oniy TO e Z
,ha' this letter ejiter Is fafgeey caIcula Cd
Tor collaborating pnrpofes Q If rerlpiae
"ua nave been founded on miIaf5,ebrsjcsa
@ e-ri9ss ihioia4 flggsaior J infer fror7
tsets, alluded 10 IN thr letter. and from ,i,e
'uoNe''Heu' nomination Of my brother, Gar
"a fr1fkS.y, 70 tFe highly loaiiea,;s-- g
''ces by itsJ1tteir5 cDyifes.
10 my fellow ei,lzcus Of Sou,h Carolina
Who have 70 oiten honorsd me, by te3;rno-
mes OF their confidence, d,ould deer, !, N
oeeeiiarY. TO urge fyIssIe Of ;uaif.a.:la
'gom tuch charges as are im5Ieafcd IN this
production, however authenticated; hut az T.
appears, iron, the time Of IS PUBLICATION. 80
- 100000 'It I-tslC @--tNlfC Influence
have deemed It Of importance publclv to
itaie ',hst Is above. tina, ,hols perfons who
may De uaa-grainted with tie character,
concerned, may be guarded agqiaR giOno
ersdif, eitheT 10 the sabsuG.ity or ;u5i-e Of
his performance, until'hs event of On invsf-
tlga'ion, whicn will immediately commenc-.
!nali be mste public.
THOMAS PINCKNEY.
10 this letter VIC Gasii Zee Inc ehara, e. Of
Mr, homa8 Piuckncy aad bis brothsr, per,
'ectly IN union with he whole terror Of ii,
rH aod 0apsEfioa, watch has characterized
.he anglo federal party and we G,all aate
iueh plaza face as a"y m5a may comprehend
and apply.
We think it proPes 70 repuhliG Mr. a.
dsms's 'etter clio, bccsuie lie ORIGINAL has
been feen, and known to be ia the hsrd-
wiring of h1r. Adaus, by f,7e,al federal Ct.
tizeos, and federal Jaw ofEcers in This civ /
ADD to recall tic public attention u Tie Ca5is
], CONTAINS.
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Ran aW ay

4 ROM TIE fubfcriber, 10 Powsatsa con,
4 ~ TWO Negro Bea, nar3ed SIWON aod
SAbf. StEon wegt Of TIE a5th of Mares,
--ilcK IS YSsrs old, Ave iect fsven O, Eeh,
aches Olga, and Of a Yeilowi.lI couplsz,o,.
-----1 Saog the pTope,Ty OF EGai4m Pea
MS, weit Cd the ~ OF hp,il--he IL q
cars Old, yellow complexion, rather foagl
hou'lsfed bio h2iE thia u2qa TIE Top o. Ei5
'ssd, ana s1out tae height oS The former.-
o. 9fobabi- ihry are IN the neisdbcsrbet,5
Cares Or PeteiibHg, and wi. enJeavorr
% pais az cart u tie negroes ths. cbfain.
ID hei' freedom undo zoe E!ls Ct loh.. Pea.
an's, dscesiet, ot HcuTico.--l viii rfye
Ok 7 DDLLAN5 yewsyd 20 auy p,rt 10
asi ~ u deliver tbcn - me, ~ lreHs Iaem
aey jaliio thas gst them ag ia.
JOHN HUNNICUTT.
n 7a4h, 1902. iu,l
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NOTICE IS GIVEN.

That TIE prQ3ery IF The lu6jeri5er,
adVSrtySd 70 be /6Id on ne ~ day Of
next nlonf5, is p9fponcd to the TnIe-
T1ErH, at g05ieb time it 7oiI then be
e&pgSd 10 public (4ls Jor CALI.
Daniel l.. Hylton.
H4ggP sof5, 1850.
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TTwaLvz & a tsAap che1s s!sets. ]

fconq '-tFr -. iv,ro5n-e .he con-on lsw al
4 NornSray ;a,c Erglan1.
s:'e crSrmen,, be wonlt oafervc. = i1fl
i'l'est}na OF the msasore, prohealy " - !;
that coya,1on law is 20 iriepatably atta~' !,
sjte mp5 ~ his head cg his ban.ls ,r,:h
( di;Cc isfc,l hy he Greciars cses N 5ESient
ilIgnga; and thai Of cou-!e tie ccn'7n4 lssg
{oS NorrrHdy a;nil ausnd Normzo', towbrt-
! s21r ratior, Of shatSvev compis5sioa they
( nigh h9re .aiigrsied,
| 10 this a,gnns;tis Nigh, have Sc-n m
iwcr.5, that ,hc hol; ;,iaicoi.y srofe iyo.a
con:nuuiing di3tir:e idea under Ire terms
! {" comron law,1 ,kat ,keic terms a. ofsd hS
the GrcciRn philoiopb-rs, neaat th. " law
Of rsearei" as diiingeiii,aS;c fro5n nani.i--
pal law bit that lbs fAne terns X; /. been
uied by ,hs NoFmans to 6efcrbc their s,u--
nicipsl law. That the kszv 5f q1'grr IL IN
dilolubiy attached 10 Inan, and WIS cal Ell bt-
the Greeks the coz,1s7 !av, as being cof:f-,
mon to all /; and that 1t ,gss diapguiihed
from municipal law. becauie Il was univcrI,l
and inmntable; whereas municipal law wsa
local and An6fua,ing Thzt the law OF ga
ture, or what the Greeks called co1a97 a4y
would follow Romano. Dance, Swseds; Nor.
mans, Scotch, IriAh, ADD French, going into
England as emigrans or conqnesors and
would &c ths only law, u0;i they ayr, e3uf
on code of munici9zl law. IA nd thar thee
was no mo,e rcafon why the local and nv
nicipsl law Of Normandy ihouid bind the e.
migrants from al other ccvnIries, bscaufc II
had accidentally beeu called the conlroo
law, then that it lhou!d have borud al man
kind, had it bccn sailed III: lay Of nature.
Hsd ono of Williams friends, under
INTERPRETATION Of the kings real noti7e Tor
Introducing the Norman law Into England.
itated inch canfderstiona to hin, the Hing
would have probably reprehended his duls-
nets thus: " Do you no, Zee that the laws
ot England are a. opted to the nature nfa
"".Rsa MONARCHY, and thois Of Nornapdy for
an a65Jola's monarchy; that wbateaer prefeC-
hono have made of affection 10 the Enei.a
coniti!uticn, it was done 20 o5,G;a The con.
hderce OF the nation, Tor the gnrpoIe Of er-
sbhng me 10 change il gradually /; iLq. rs-
thing can II sBsdnaiy bria2 aJoai a771arlhy,
es Il fode If !aeo5, 1a0s for ID. f,ebor, Of me-
aarc6y thar the Erg!hh beng igooraot oF
the common law OF Normandy, which ?.
ocGnca in penalties becsure il is Cc.ttercd
livered hy ,hs Noro,sa go. n -, g.
. d;r,,.I "a - 80, "'" -" u %
insxb,nC,;b. IT,, - C''' ''''S
c.fo,.v, 5r,,, - f1,.-,,.''' e'n &C.
n1ent an ohle6t Of error. ard tha; in 6le,fc
ben node Of defroyi1g ihe Eugilh confi;-.
'uuon, "a 10 az every thiog "a i,9 prailc,
whlts | am doing every thing to ruin il .
But alas !! This E0g'ilhman might heve
| concluded the Norman common law, lone
ls!tcd and long colvulled my country--aud
1t am not mlAsken, armies, funding, pr--
oaliiea and patronage, will finally undermine
the principles Of us contribution, involve us
in frequent wars, and anrihila,e the nAusnce
of public opinion. The iiiue will auiye in
CnplznQ VIII tASE become mirror, BY NH n
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is l intend TO leave f6ii Stare some
time next Fill,
| NOW OFFER The VALuABLs FARM,
WINDSOR,
FOR sALs ;

n YiNG on James River,
n III 1-%lbout four mites from
isFsssilg.s, 4 k'cam0nds containing 500 a
EisA rs cresi il 10 well umbercd With
ts5sls-..Ss Il = pine, oak, ana hickory, about
$3.50 :, @ssT=S@f 400 acres of ii is fac mellow
ilnd, IS moR Any 10 tie ftate,
capable CT producing upwards Of 500 ton
nay annually fer ma sst, executive Of a great
lufhciency 10 luepoTt large nccS aocui
30 acres is now in dne timothy. Tn this
Farm Is good TWO STORY owELLirG
HoUsE, with five rooms and conimod,out
Pafi-se. 20 by 10; KiichsD, tmoke- aoufe and
DINER hou'es ucceiary for family There
q aiio on II, very nae barn 30 feet fquare,
the lp9ef ilory md rpinnet With ione I'D
wards ofis fee, higt, which vii contain up
9arda Of 81 hsad 4 cattle, With great con
seu'ence near this barn, IL i framed hGufs
"a feet iqure, with two fheds there are
'hgsc valuable apple orchards, peach or
chsrd, with variety If other fruits equal
20 any IN AGisFics.---Tbe above farm may
be fold in the Whvle or divided ia tyo of 1 :.
7c' ca e2ch.-Ons ,hirl &C the pGrchafs no
nsy viii he Tequrcd down, the other two
,n.rds, ihe purchs.er ihan have three yesrs
credit OF payiOS ,Dtarea of y OeT cent a
" ~HNfaNs ~ tsktft'E WV A|DfGudiG. VIII "
YiewiSg TIE p,sn.,(ss. have oct been f. pay
ocular ~ fny dec rtion, a. Ih.s 7siuab ,
lpot admits ofj and II it is not fold b foi {
nc III sept. uext At private iaie, u will b
aid so IN 100 acre lCla, 20 frit the purcha
tS's, 10 "a each lpt TO have a 4ldic.ent ql.n
.lty OF 'imbsI TO fuPpoJt 4. On The iem,
day, ~iil be ioid 10 the highclt bicdc 90
ths abnve fgn, THIRTY TWO crime illgef,
cpnhhing = ruen. women, aud chiid: en, al
the hoek, Of hctfeas cattle hee9, With 10,
crops Ct m, wheat, oats hay, variety oil
houihouid furniture, aud c0acAre aimon
new, The shove Articles TO be fold 60, cafl
only Tkote who have claims gainj ne, ar,
iehied TO brig hem in : aud All tho(e who
are indeh,ed 10 me, to make payment
20 !hall pu. every account, bono, &c, In an
attorneys hand It not oaids
DanisI L. Hyl!oa.
June AZ, 1899.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-29

White Hall, July 9Th, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
The Cabinet,
Or, LITERARY REPOSITORY,
70 The PUBLIC.


I He acknowledged want Of a Mas
a AzINE, or fomc Gmilar periodical publication in
NEw-ENCLAND has induced the Subcriber 10 haz7d
his property and reputation the fame peri ocean
On which numbers have already found,rtd Ifhe
faters hmief with ucces, where others have exper.
enced failure, let him be accufcd IF vanity until
il be known On what he POUNDS his expectations The
repeated failure Of every attempt Of this kind Is well
known and the caue obvious where many d-par-
ments are to be filled periodically adequate
to the ,a1z however fertile his gen and extenfve
his erudt a miscellaneous work, like Magazine,
to Be conducted WELL mutt be conducted by MANY.
Every preceding Euter ha> confded too much il his
powers and If not deficient ID abiI y hmlc has
yet neglected to fecqFe the Literary aid Of Others, 70
indiipeniable in works Of this nature. Aware Of this
the Sublcriber has ipared NJ pains expenle 10
gage Gentlemen of the mOE rcipe6tabe literary talents
10 fill the levera department s, and sUPERINTENDINo
EDIToR of indulry and ability. lie has ALTO received
aauran ct aancc from many literary Gentlemen Of
the fri rept1tab lty OF whom The following have no.
Htely conltuted the publication Of their names -
Rev. Dottor Morse, Rev. joan s. ]. GARDNER, Rev.
T. AZ HARRIS, GEoECE BLAKE, E.q. JosEPH DrNNIE,
Ell and p ,vID LyzR-Tr, Eiq.
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exp Cations from the Pm BETA KAFPA SOCIETY Of
Harvard verty, who emPlate FULFILLING elec-
mons OF nc literary produch1us of as members in
which cafe Le authorized to FAY the CABINET viii be
TIE medium of communication From this lource,
which has occalonaliy delighrd the connoIaeur may
he expected monthly entertainment of The riehe fruits
which taite and fcl.-- can turnih.
From th- above, and fuch other az
l0ancc He has reaon anticipate from Of let
tiers IL hatters himfef thar the mlcelneous reader
yI hrd TIE Garnet that variety Of uietu nllruc-
ron and chafe .nlutemlht. which IS Pected from
periodical publ cation ' The kind. American Bogra-
pAy will h4vs cyniP -uous place Whatever Is in
tereA r5 in natural civil Hnfory, Claims, and
will attention. 1ummarv Of the political fac
Of Europe wi. be give quarterly; and he political
HItory lf our Country, in which will be comprled
all Important fate papers &c monthly The works
OF genius and tate every fube will be fought with
lo.crut. and chcertulIy communicated 10 the public.
IFGucd encouragement is aforde, as
will jufiy him in commencing ,hc wo < the FirfNum-
ber W U Ne for January 1901, and viii appear o. the
drQ Of February. JOHN WEST.
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The following paEage from fPorrive ePiRe Of Robert
Burns his friend Niooi i moi unworthy The gayeit
manner of Sternc. Il nun be remembered too that
il was written without the remOteh idea Of its ever
reaching the Pres,
o thou, wileR among the wife, meridian
blaze of prudence, full moon Of difcretion, and
chief Of many councillors. How Infinite is thy
puddle headed, rattle headed, wrong headed,
round headed 1aye, indebted to thy GPeEemi-
hent goodnef, that from the luminous path Of
Thy own light lined re4itudc, thou looked be.
nignly down on an erring wretch, Of whom the
zig gag wand,rirgs defy all the powers Of cal
culation from the fmple coupling Of units, Up
10 the hidden myaeries Of AuziOn.