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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-30

lobs iold 6y PNbtlc 0Gte az 4fe
1snms Co9ae Rsom, he7r 1sf&k, On fbt
I'd dg Of December sext, at II o'el9ch.
rsm.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying u The coon
y Of Fayette, fate OF Kensucky aoon'
30 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
70 mdes fou,h eat OF the Ohio River and
adjacent 10 the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and isyeral ring
iet,lemsnts. Tie foil generally good,
we'll watered and timber CT various deictiP-
tons.
Thefe lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kensncky rivers, both navi
gable twoto three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
Ai0,
Tobe fold at the fame time and place
IS the above, Gnotblr TRACT of LANL,
Of nine thoufand acres, in one or more lots.
nthe county of Fayette. fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diifance from Lex
lng;on, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
As The foregoing tract, and lays between
ts former aud Main Licking river, dlE-
'ant from the latter only few miles.
Tie fell is in general good, we'll wa
tered and timber of different kinds, ard
IS the former tract, in the nsighborhood
'fthe lsttled parts of Kentucky, and on
petite Jerfey fetslement. The grants
OY Edmund Randolph, Bfq. in 1857 snd
1855, and the title deeds are clear and in
oipuable.
. As thsie lands, are to BE diipoied of for
etAalf Of creditors, they VIII be poftively
led to the higheG bidder, for approved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James MaRerfon
VI y L Lexington Mr. George Brock, Clerk
y W0otiord county or major John Lee
rear : Frankfort will point gu, The lands,
rot iurther information and an accurate
6 w:,, OF the lands, apply toJohn & Charlie
= "NSes Eiqrs. or Lewis Simond Eiq. New
sinia.
laly 50. d
Cath gwen for rags.
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Tobs fold BY Public S1le az tie
1snas Ccfle Rsom, Aeqr l5fkS, On he
day Of December rext, at II o'clact.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

{ est on Monday Evening lsh, te-
tween Alexandra and the -Four Mile
Run. a RED LEATHER MOROCCO
POCKET BOOK, tied with black Rib
bon, containing iundry Bank Notes and
Papers. - Whoever 5eterns /, to ;he f M
ter hereof, illail receive the above Re
w.rG
Sep. 20. c3f
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TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to q Decree Of the Ede-
raj Creuit Corr eff The UaHea States,
far The DifriF Of Virgiaia, in q (af be-
t7veeu The executors ef HnnJnyy's p}am-
ifs, 0adfbs tyafees q gen. Nfyoa, and
alters, dctlnacnts,
A tract Of land in the county
Of Prince William, on the waters OF Bull
Run, containing 20 acres, now III the
occupation Of Mrs. Gwyno; or 10 much
thereof as vii! be Efficient TO raile the
fun Of {. $50 with interea thereon from
October 1897, and the coas and expenceS
Of this fale, which will rake place a Gadi
by's tavern, IN the town OF Aie2anarIa,
on Saturday the fxtll Of November next.
The above trad OF land was purchased
by Peyton Gwynn, decea(ed under the fad
decree, and the purchaie money not being
wholly paid, is again to be fold for the
fatis:a6tlon thereof, in conformity to fad
decree, and terms of original tale.
D. N. RANDOLPH
La2e Martial, v.
Richmond, Sept. 1902. I'D DID,
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Five Dollars Reward.

|. Y TPAYED from Thomas Ferry, on
- Friday Evening, bout 5 Q'Cluck,
a large BLACK HORSE, rs hands high,
,ssth a Saddle and Bfidie, the Saddle is
7narked under 5he Zap James Smock, CT
Fgederickfbutgh and has plated fir
yup irons, rne Bridie has alto a plat
ted hir. He was ieen gong into the
woods near Mr. Dgariy's, it IS therefore
(apDoied he is net f4r If. The above re-
ward iii be Pa.a toF delivering him to
JOIN GADSBY.
Ssnt. II. d3t
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!. G,bCcriber having been

The (ubfcrlber having been
IN - AUcTsoNEER, and having
'o.', sood and Security as the law directs
|it e.l,r,,s : hare OF the pubic Patronass !;
=. aiken the Store belonging to MI
's,.s Riddle, at the Corner OF King ane
~ Streets, where he will &c ready IS
~. GOODS for falc the beginning O
,sxt ptss. liio' . !
sen,ember II.
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BRUSH MaNUFACTORY,
jusr CONNIE Need,
In Kixg Street, besqveeu Pitt and 81.
A(npb Streets.
The citizens and traders Of

ZfHP0 of|tet''
The citizens and traders OF
Alexaudria are RESPECTFULLY intoym q, ihas
nc SubicIibers have commenced he Hgulh
,lfiing Bufnefs, IN its various Branches,
nd have new on hand, and lhall keep a
,cneral Allotment Of Articles IN their
ne (Which they pledge ihemielves TO be
qaal 70 any made in America, or import
y ard which ,he} are determined 10 fell
low as car be bought in Baltimore or
Philadelphia. We ,oIlcit ipch encourage
;nens as the quality Ct our work, and
2rompti,u6e IN the execution OF orders
may entitle Is.
FINI.AY and SHAKES.
n. B. They fiji continue their Maru-
isf3oEy in Baltirnore, and give the highelt
price for clesn cambea Hogs Brifles and
iiosie Ta,ls.
Stpt rs. d5,.
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DR.. MAYORS
COLLECTION OF VOYAGES &
TRAVELS.

SaLhcubsrs are rrf1faJnlJ .fS,mrd
that the Sistb Volumr al Ike eteze Nfk
is n07y ready far deliS'ery.
SAMUEL BISHOP.
Cott 1S
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1t hail be printed On the fipet paper,
with new and handiome type, forming
volume neatly bound and lettered, Of
be,,, cen three and four hundred pages,
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To iubicnbers, the price will be one dol
lar: to manufacturers, one dollar and
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lcribe, or procure iubicrlptiops for eight.
fnall have, one gratis. /,
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with the number Of copies they fubicli5e
for. go.
The work will be pot to prefs as foon as
800 fubfcribers are obtained.
m. Subscriptions will Re received at the
oaice of the Alexandra Advertiser.
Bofox; 1enuay, 1902.
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Git;on.
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New York, January, 1907.
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aetn 1adbst. :
il PROPOSALS, !.
FOR PRINTING ,sY.suBscRIPTIox,
*. THE LIFE OF
JASON FAIRBANKS:
II NOVEL,
FOUNDED ON FACT.
WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF HIS
TRIAL AND EXECUTION
-
BY a Gentleman # Maaa> hrleit'.
Extrad fran fblsPnfaee.

IN recording the GctioNS vi table periOhSs
u',,f; nyc, are 70 be m,oiitiry .txanip esf.t tie
y .llons, and .he. dreadful eoo:r4ueness Of tneir
= .hnl vd indu genee--prudente, As weii as yea
Go. i,y aud priaupie, hyuld promPtus % 90 D. Il
/, iaca manner, as to Unite the grsateit posn'
Bic. Vi ATTY to- The pubic, with he ieait potiih'e
s;rry t. the feelings Of e;seit friends. .Onth
fi.:ner principle, tn. Hyle ih0uld not De GOO
pSncn see atcd, nor ihculd it be too highly
CHARGED with that kind Of iensin'cnt, whih,
however faih,onable it nay be, tends only mirii-
ter TO the Ie6sesnent aud corruption 1t pam
pered insginasion.. :.
o colouring or emoe,ihn.entto heigghteis tnti
effect 80 neili,er VIII. the iimpicity Il the mo-
raj. when f. naturally flows nom them, derive
= new force from rhetorcal decoration. lie
ityic therefore ihouid be tmpie and narrative
without afeAationaor fs!is isatinent, III orcci
70 ltrirs with u,.oividedinpreilio" the eaioit,
a. Ell as the understanding Ut thu ~ HUI All
ga =. 1t fh.uid be intern:nsied with fun lefice-
s.ons and remarks only, as ase intimately come Ct
e with the events, aud flow um'nsdi.tsiy iron.
them.
Sc The Hiftory of JASON FAIRBANKS.
mutt necei Iariiy be k,ai Of f;ittory OF The gu
man Heart, wandering under the deiuiicns oi .
ch,rcer:i inaginallnn. rIeiiita5e PIN us. ah-
perhaps the poiionous consequences OF Wisksa
and vGoaury theories, VII ie elects ne COULD III
deed tecl, but whole ialchood ind iolh'itry,
he had neither the maturity oi Judgment ntr
learning, to defpiie or cs,ees.
The mind reveits from evident iaaehood
and fiction loles its force, when 1t departs from
the resemblance IF rtaNy. As the action, there.
fore, ard the incidents arc extremely limNed, ano
the lece ncy Of tie event, (iiowever pieus raishi
be the m,ertion( preeiudes the iaoitut'on OF &C.
mral feticn, futh only can DC introduced, as i
iii The mott intimate analogy with nc iutJ Ct
and might be luppoied reality, whilcui Any
VOLT on of ruth or pfoLaoihy. he graveii
hitoriaas !,,ruiih from their own itotk, the
fpeeche. Of their orat KS, md the harangues o.
their heroes: anu the wife iayings thsy put into
th1 mou, lis of all their great nen, erve 70 iIlul.
tr4ts III The mott itfikifg point Of vi=w, tn:
II, .pner OF thiuking mott peculiar to the eha!ac-
,e.s and the ii,uations Of .trae they celebrate
Thus lar, then, an author may be allowed &c
proceed. jaitlhed ~ autho i.ty, and invited by
rushc 90 :-.thatever" ient1''ieats, Therefore
may ne lappoica analogous to thoie opinions
and il!ultsative OF ,hofe dnpohrigns, WHICH pro-
duccd the vari u, icidents, AND eventually the
tragic icene in which he whole terminated, may
pe cou.iuere9 as.the faithfp, trsnlctip., Tot in.
deed of A hat was Actually wri,tenor ipoScn, bui
O. ahS wa, th. usas aad Intended BY the princi-
pal ~, Oh in thus fatal eaIattrof he"
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Valuaole: fropeTty tor Sale.

Valuaole:: Property tor Sale,
1t The lille Fails Of Pefom0ek,
Abou, three miles from George Town
and the City Of Warrington, aad ss''
from Alexandrn. x.
III acres Of Laad, npon<wh'eh
are d,v.Iling bexht ard lazlxy sf6st i'm
trsv.mxnts, JtvtraI fos, gxanrie' a"a Js3
R.xas, and tcu, Va.ant mil fears.
Two undivided third parts Of 7
acre, ef Land, n4os qvbieb are q merchant
mill, aui.b three pair Of French Ia,r mill
aaxes and tvery nees1sy, complete, for
manufacturing foxr to the bea @d.vontegt,
and auitb a, kftl. manual labor Is 1.g6lf;
q 6rrque,y and dys'lAery, q granny, q
male,'s kos/t, lreausr's bs4t, e'oft'''
AsS, e5e. and vaeaxt mill Je0t,
Isvo. undivided third, parts o.
400 nere' Of land, Attaining the 6r,s.
anx ~ acres Aforementioned, rpm ,HDk'fb
here are /svoral FIRE qx0ryie' and f@
f4aas. 8 - g.;
The pureha|sr ofthe above pro-:
se,.y, qvN bav< an aDgnmea"ef a i.ett
far t5r ,tb<r and;viaedthrd1arf, Of 41brh
there qviN be Is years to come fro~>tbs dya
da, of S@t,<mbe, next.; o'lso g ~ =
The Qohe on the dbove td'sas IS
equal in gooans6t' any, aad Jxp<''or to
a,R foundation f,se On The riser-asc
els af any bsrtben tbaf can 90 10 George
7aqun, cav 20 NJ to the mil 0"d S'ae
Ay te,fas or peyfan,, aubs ma, isefirr
to purebae, 'qv,H Of e0ar/e -tviezu the PRE-
mics, therefore it" rot t60sgbt Tel0a.y
to be more particular.
Fo, TERN, .btL to Gen. Uriab Far'sf,
at George 1sevn, eric
PHILIP R. FENDALL,
Alexandria:
June 79. ia7s -
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Ricketts,, Newton s Co.
We FOR SAL <,

Ricketts,, Newton s Go.
HAVE FOR SAL E,
AT THEIR WAREHOUSE,
II hhds. Antigua Rum,
20 Or. ca&s Por, Wine,
8 tierces of Rice,
6 hhds. and 20 bis. Sugar,
hhds. Verdigreaie,
800 laIted Hides,
CearEe and fine Salt,
s hhds. Clover Seed,
10 crates Queens Ware,
10 boxes 8 by 10 Bohemia Window
GlaEs.
Anl at their Brick Store,
German Linens of very kind !;
Ru1is meetings and duck; two trunks
low priced prints two do. chintzes; one
do. boot legs and boots, and quantity
OF letter paper uncommonly cheap by the
rea,n OF cafe, SC. sc.
H They o0ant to Purehafe
Aquanti,y Of Black EYED Peais, aud are
giving Cath for Wheat.
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The term of Partnerlhlp
here.o.o.e exiting uoder the hrm,ot
1aomkion g Ne,teh,
sxpired IN the sssh Of December, 1901:
All bufinefs relating TO that hrm will be
ie;tled by the faofcrlbers al snelr counting
room on King itreet. .o
RICHARD VElTcH.
Who offer for Sale, on h6fral
terms, the j.llsqeirs Psspero' v'z'
Two Tracts OF Land IN Lou
doun county, one OF which is f',ua'e neai
the Gum Spring. being we'll s'm'xrea'
and containing -four hundred acres-the
other near Broad Ran Church, containing
four hundred acres, ladjoining the ianos
otGcorge Lee) on which there Is an ex-
tenliye peach orchard: late tie property
Of John Spencer.
One Lot of leafe Land, in the
Manor of Leeds, Fauquier county, con.
tanning two hundred acres: late the pro-
per.y Of Aquiia Davis.
One Tract of Land in Ran
dolph county, containing Eve hundred
acres lfad to be very vaiuable) fsuate on
tn. fouth Gde of Glady Creek : late the
property Of Patrick Dougher'y.
One other Tract in Hamp-
fhore county, on branch of FA'rley's
Run, containing, 400, acres; formerly
the properly of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Feftl-
lily, containing TWO hundred and ilxty
acres, in Wetmoreland county, itate OF
P.nalyivania, .ii:1sts o. the Monongahe-
Ia ABOUT one quarter of mile below
Gamers Ferry, and 4 miles above Pa1kin-
ion's ferry, binding three, quarters ct a
mile on fad river. A confederate pro-
portion of laid tract i. ton lana, with
a valuable CT AID OF ilgar srees, ana
abou, SO acre, under cultivation; me re.
maind very newly rimbersd.
One other Tract containing
one rhoa.and acres, on Green River, IN
ths tate OF Kentucky being part OF the
military lands formerly belonging to q.
Rice. d,ceaied.
One Houle and Lotin Charles
Town, Jygerftn county, on the Man
itrset leading from Harper's Ferry to
Wia,hefter, occupied by Adam Hsun.
A vacant Lot in iald town,
ftuate on the fame itreet, soJolaing the
fore of Thomas Hammand.
Two handfome three tory
Brisk dwelling Houies, with orick fables
ard carriage houies 10 each, 6tuate on
Peaniylvan.a avenue in the City OF Waih-'
instcn: at prefen, occupied by John Coyle
and Benjamin q. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houie in
Gorge Town, oppoite the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
OF fad wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houie In
the town of Alexandra, 6tuated on Prince
ftrees, between Fairfax and Royal ftreets:
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
4 corner Lot on Prince and
Royal ttree,s, adjoining faid brick hoafe.
The vacant Lots on Prince
Greet, on, the eat fde of iaid brick houfe.
The fituation of the above property is
equal to any in the town for buhnel,.
A Houie and Lot on King
itree.: now occupied by S. Snewden and
&C.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince freet, and extending back lI9
feet, bounded by an alley on the fou'h :
on part of laid 10, is the warenouie occu-
pied by Hugh Smith.
A Lot on the welt fide Of
Warrington ftrees, between Prince and
O,ke hree,s. .IaW6m
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JUST pUBL. !. y
AND FOR SALE AT
COTTON 6 STEWARDS
Book Store, Regal, fret, -
POLITICAL ESSAYS; !.
RELATIVE TO THE 80
War Of the French Rsuola'o"'
AN ARGUMENT
Agama eestissisg ta< Mar, far The Jn6-
vsrsen sftbe Republican Ga0erSmf'f ~
Frasee:
A LETTER. /.
To The Duke sfPorilard, being an H.tsos'
!. to tie t4vo Letter, Of tht M.< NisSf
Hon. Edmund Ba,ke, ag9rgF T,eASns
!. for Peace quab the Fres.s Rtpa6he =
And -.
A MEMORIAL,
PrpeGng Plan, for The co1g4<R and
Emane;ta,iox Of Sta1~ A@tr'fa' by
means svbieb avauld fromate TIE i,ar-
guilty. If Ireland.
By JAMES WORKMAN, ESQ.
81 f,
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June 79.
In the cafe Of EA/Aa c. Dick,
Baakrxpt. 49,
FIRST DIVIDEND.
10, i

| He COmmllliOnerS named
and authorized in an by commiaion Of
bankruptcy awarded and iiIued, and now
in proiecution againa .Eli0,a c. Dick of
the town of Alexandria, intend to meet
or Friday thu a6:h day Of March next,
at the hour Of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, at the houie Of MIR. Peter Heiikell
in faid town, in order to make dividend
OF the eRate and effects Of iaid bankrupt,
when and where the cr,difors who have
rot already proved their deb,s under the
iaid colnmiaiion, are hereby required to
cone prepared to prove the fame, or they
will be excluded the bene6t Of iaid diyi-
dend.
JOHN M'1vEs, Afignee.
Feb. 2. 2awSt
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IL Be ,HIKED,

~ Be liked, t. .
4 CARPENTER, who is alto a
Cooper, two Sawyers, a Blacklni,h,
ID one or two Labcrers. Apply tc
RICHARD BLAND LEE.
Sully. Fairfax County,
Jar, u. 7aw3w
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7OSI PUBLISHED,
By Cotton So Stewart,
Ind for Sale at thsi, Bask Stare,
Price al Gents,

Certain Acts OF the NOIlWoll-
wealth of Virginia for regulating the MI:
lila, and of the congreis of the Uoited
States, more officially top.cviae 70: the
national defence by eaablilhing an uniform
militia throughout the United States, with
the Rules and Articles OF, war.
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Cain gwen for Tags.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06
Revifed Code.

TIE Pa5tjGers EFF he reso edition .,
lee REVISED CODE Of tbe I1ws y
| ,YtsoINIA," bad QdveshJsd tSat fbs
tjHSferspfiea far this soork soas TO Glaze ~
ne tiV Of Marcb. Trey 5.sz,s Gace fund
g :, saSsfta5ie 10 keep The Sa6izfipfion oasr
M faytber notice, as nuss5ey If eGossf n
zoe p,aaff& qrapsfais, ubic5 he'd Iles llfsltt
.alo ne eeautry, ,for he pmpsjs of eollc...
Hag Sa5fyi5srs, base net vet b1ea :.
ss't'sf rex a,zd ga5fls tie editore ne
@Fffpt'as Of lifts Of S3l6ribsrs' tr0m dr.
fs,,ssf PARIS Of tbs Stats, i5ey 4S aos con-
J7eSr II 9s prepe2 In As15yxs tie accs1f,7aes
~ IVah4ss "a Ricbueud,
-. II A45 G5reaa.y 6een odjstve9, t5at fbig
f {, EohI 6e rendered macb sxaye valua-
@le h5@n ne forase1-, ~ tbe a1iastct of tbe
oEafH'e5 9 a PabHc ncfars If EiGHq-
lAfesseatng Se5ions. IN tbeis. 4 Comfortable
hh'aSfr q IRE Laess, irfsftsam tie fg,msy
f'lffi@s 5@Ts teen reolEG, a5tsred, o.. re-
psNlea: TIE pb0le a0W xoso be eompSe-
os"1sfd fv'tbt@ .feg!e coluase, qubereaJ
re P25'F'Srs Of Tie forascr e1G.icn can oaly
6a7's 'seoaLjs 10 t5sqs, nj tie e1beme Sf
PfSFFb9hEg tie sntire ,cfsef ne Lees Of
an 31F fo,'11sr Se33Eou5s ef e0bicb al in
1.enjf "sGj0riy are Il e p;fv0ts aa.srs
q eoHrhs,I65G ne tgla!ly mine, sg;ng %
'7egg5frates, " kaeg7er5; and D. ,%Ee5 lbe
fxPeses ct tie PRrch4f, f5ey nrs # q oeyy
'i'0'anags05ls blk.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06
JOHN PUNFREY.
BOOK BINDER S sTATIoNER,
RICHMOND.

pEGS Leave so make this public Ac-
ID Acknowledgements Of the Obligations
be As under to his Friends and the Pub
he, For the encouragement be has hi
rherto received IN the Line Of his Buff
neis; and having taken every Meafure
an iis Power 10 asfrrve it, hopes to have
festiausafto him an equal Portion Of their
Favors IN future.
He has lately received from
Lender, Pbiiadsltbis, and Reev terk, 10
addition to his former Stock in Tra~e,
q large and general AHorfnent of
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The Laws of Virginia,
TO 81 P&INT&B
BY SAMUEL PEASANTS, Jan
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CALEB WILLIAMS.
Eceatihaat from our laa.l

sceusinasS from our Ia,i.l
4 MRS. Iakemar come not bear the
: uneafy itare OF f,dpenic IN which this
s conyeriari9a left her mind, and wene
iimnediafeiY TO the iquire TO have her
doubts reiolved, The manner in Which
ms propofed the quettion falEiciently
indicated the judgement il,e had formed
OF rhe mach in qucfiOn.
That is r,ue, faid Mr.. Tvrrel, j
wanted TO lpeak 20 you about this affair.
lac glri has got unaccounrable MOTORS
IN her bead, that viii be the ruia other.
You perhaps can tell where fae had
them. Bus, DC that as it may, it is high
time iorhst'ling lhould be done. T..e
ihorteit way is the heft, and 10 keen
things we'll while they, are veil. In
flort, amdeternig:-d he ihall marry
this lad :yon have good deal Of infu-
ence With her, and dtGre, do you lee !.
that you viii employ il TO lead her TO
/ her good you had bet, can tell you.
ohc IS pert vixen BY and by lse
would be where, and at LAT no
better taan a. common truN, aud ROT
iuPoi aanghiH, il we're not at all
! thete pains 70 fave lrr from definition.
! would make her an honeit r.rrs.g $
WIG, and my prety mils cannot bear thc
Thoughts oft!
In t'e @fteraoon Grunes. caulc accord
ing 70 &pfsesnfnenf. ed wes 1Sfs aiaaS
win the young lady. We'll, n1:lss :..so
lie, it ieems the. lquire has rni9d &C
! make us man and wife. forn.y part
i cannotiay hould have thought Of l.
But, belfsg as how the fqnire has broke
the ice, ii 70 be as you Ike CT The MACH,
why lam your man. Say che word ,
a nod IS as good as a wiak 70 blind
( 2orie andrhen, d. you tse, why there
: IS 40 more 70 be iaid
Emiy nluitered up her fpirirs, anl
began though with hcGca5ion to thanI
/ Mr. Grimes for his good opinion, bu
: to contctS that lle could lever b;
broughr 70 favor his addreats. SIN
therefore iurreated him 70 de.ilt from
all farther application. This femon
trance on her part would have becom
more Ineligible, had it nor been 70
, his boiiterous manners and extrayagan
chearluincis, which indif5oGtd him Il
filence, and made Gin fippoie that a
= half word he had i fudicicnt inrir11a
ton OF another's meaning. Mr.. Tyre
i'll the mean time took care 10 iuterrup
che lcene before they could have tim
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