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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
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From william Eaton, Ejg. Ccglai ef The Usjtca
StGte5 at Tnzj,--to tie Sser,fayy ef S.e.e,
dated, 4@aif, zSfb, J4at, 1851.
SIR,
On the night of the S,h na. FIRE bEoks
ont IN the Bey's palace, which in its proelcis
confirmed EEty thoflnds hands of ,r,ns. The
fecond day following received mensse 10 wait
on the Bey, but was al that moment c1rhatd 10
my bed with bilious fever, 10 thar it vas not
,iil this morning | have bccn able to ~ il my
csrriag: 20 the palace. The Bcy's object in call
ing on me vas TO demand Of he Uni,ed Sates,
ten IG0aJaRd Ea7as 9t 0ymi. :erlicd TO nase
his demand. "I have p;cpor,oncG ray lois -
laid he, " among my friends, and this falls TO
you TO flrniih. Tell your govern ncnr 10 fend
them without delay" IL IS inpoiiiole, faid /,
TO fate ,his claim TO my government. We have
no magazines OF imal arms; the organization Of
our national itreneth is diGtren, from ,har OF any
other nation on earth. Each citizen carries his
own arms always ready for battle. When
threatened with an invaion, or stiuaiiy invaded,
detachments from the whcle national body are
Gent by rotation 20 ferye in III. Geld 70 that ~e
have no need OF Handing stmics, nor depoisories
OF arms. 1t would bc IN aifyort to my govern
ment, and an impoGtioo on the Bey TO ,tz,c TO
pett of receiving 1t. 90 Send for them 10 France
or England - iaid the ininiRcr.-You are in
much more eligible petition to make this COM
munica,ion to Europe than ws are, fsid /. elf
the Bey had any Intention of puschaing the
arms from Europe" iaid The miniRcr, che could
do il without your agency. He did not fend
for you to ak for your advice, bot 10 order you
10 communicate his demands TO your govern
ment."-And came here fsid to sGarc you
that will make no fuoh communication TO my
government. =" The Bcy will wire himielt"
faid he. II 70, il will become my duty TO ior-
ward his letter. bot at the fame time its equal
| ly obligatory on me TO let the Bey be sioIehand
| sPprized, that he never will receive fngle
nuikei from the United SIa,es.
fhould iuppoie fente Of decency, if not
| OF gratitude would diGuade the Bey from lis
new cxirsvaesnt claim. Has he not within
eighteen months received tvo large fhips cafsces
| in regsila have VIC uot another fhip laden for
| him on i,s raGase and has he rot within iixIy
days, demanded cannon extraordinary, OF the
| United States, at this rate vhsa are our psy-
| menn TO bsve an end, " Never" fsd th:
minifsr; IS to the fhip, you talk Of, they s.e
bot the psrt payment of regaiia you have icng
ilIce Owed us, a. the condition uf peace the
| other claims Ne make are fueh a. ae rscsivc
from all friendly nations. once every two or
three years, j; is an tfsbliihel cuhcrr, and ycu
like Others, will be obliged to conform TO i'."
When We ihall have completed tic P.g aens Of
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according to The dilcstion Of the court haying
coguizsnce of the capture.
sec. S. Ind be ii jfvtber era6ri. That
the feamen may be engaged 20 fsrve in The navy
OF the United States for period not exceeding
two years; but the Pfciiden, map difcharge the
fame fooner # in his judgment their fervices
may be difpenfsd with.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speak,, Of fbe HosJs Of Rep,cjrnfafivts.
A. BURR, Vice Pyehlcrf effbe
Urhcd Sintrr, and P,cjfdrrf Of ibs Senate.
APPROVED, Fec. 8. 1907.
TIL JEFFERSON,
Preli4eat Of fbe United SiasG.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
From the AURORA.

The fallen fattion, while in power, did not
conhne their efforts to procuring the dearuttion
OF the Liberties alone Of the republicans, they at.
tempted and frequently fucsssded in depriving
them OF lite and property alto; and We hnd that
the agents OF that party. who are Gill retained
10 office, have not ceaied in their exertions 10
the like purpofe.
In many Of our States, and in many Of
our cities, where an immenis nsjori,y Of The TO-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

GOfldlES.
WHEREAS the Regency Of Tripoli, cn she coat
of Barbary, has commenced a predatory war
fars againt th; United States
DE ii endt7cd by The Senate and Hegts Of Re-
- p,otnfafivet Of The Urted State, Of 1meri-
ca, in CongrcG aDtmblrd, That il fhall be law
iui fully to equip, officer, man, and employ
fuch OF the armed veiIels of the United States
as may be judged requiGte by the Ptelident of
the United States. for protecting cfcetually tn:
commerce aud ieanen thereof on the Atlantic
Ocean. the Mediterranean and adjoining feas.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enal7td, That
i, ihali be lawful for the PreGicot OF the United
States 70 initrutt III; commanders OF the refpec-
tive public veii,is aforeiad, to fubduc, feizc
and make prize OF all veG.ls, goods and effects,
belonging to the Bcy OF Tripoli, or to hs fub-
jctts, and to bring or fend the fame lotto port
70 be proceeded againit, and diaributed accord
ing to law, and alto TO caufc TO be done all
iuch other acts OF pyecaution OF hoitity as the
rate OF war will juRify, and may, in his opin-
ion, require.
Sec. 3. Asd be ii fayibe, enaat9. That
on thc application of The owners of private
armed veiiels OF the United States, tn. Pfeiidcnt
OF the United States may grant TO them fpccial
commifiions, in the form which he ihall diieta,
under the zeal of the United States and fuch
private armed veGels, yhcn 70 comniiioned,
ihall have the like authority for lubduing iex.
ing. taking and bringing into port, any rnpo-
Titan ve1el, goods or effects, as the before mem
toned public armed veiIels may lawfully have
and hall therein be fubjca to the initruetious
which may be given by the Prehdent of the
IT,.s. II & IL e -
dutt and their commillions lhall be revocable
at hi, pleaiuTe P,oviStd, That before any
commihon ihall be granted, as aforclad, the
owner or owners of the vefel for which the
fame may be roqueaed, and the commander
thereof. for the time being, thall give bond to
the United States, with at leaf two refponhble
fure,ies. not interefed in fuch veifsi, in the
penal ium OF feven thouiand dollars or If fuch
veGel be provided with more than one hundred
and fifty men in the penal fun Of fourteen thou
iand dollars. with condition for obfcrvins the
treaties and la~s Of the United States, and the
intruttions which may DC given. rs aforefaid !;
and ALTO, fo- iatisking all damages and injuries
which ihall be done contrary TO the tenor there
of. by fuch commit ,ned veiIsl and for deliv-
ering ny the commi.ion, whcn revoked by the
Prelideut of the Uai,ei States.
Sec. 4. .dui Be ii J4,sbtr c.el7eS, That
any Trpoitan veiIsl', goods or effects. which
ihall be 70 captured and brcugh, into any ports,
or by any private armed veI.l, OF the u ni,ed
States, duly CON nifioned as aforsfaid, may be
adjadsed good prize, and thcreupon fhail accrue
to the owners and officers, and men of the cap
turing veG.l. and ihall be diaributed according
10 the agreement which ihall have been made
b;swsea then, or, in failure Of fush asrceasnt,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
LAW OF THE UNION.
IPyBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.
SEVENTH CONGRESS

SEVENTH CONGRESS
@ be
UNITED STAT ES,
at beh GF Je&DA.
Begun and held at she CT
~ of Warrington, in the
Territory OF Columbia,
on Monday. the 9TH OF
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

hab;tants. by rccen! slcficns, have pycvcd ri.,m-
ielyes republicans. VIC fad maay Of the eff :cs
under the eenerzl goyefnncnr, and not tew
under the State eoscnmeaf, filed By men, wh,
10 the reign of error, were m3e wRnton a1d
sbnhvc IN tie exefciie OF their authority We
wonlc not be underRond as meaning ,hat all they
who are cl,iri fras,el officers aelca thus Ear
from IL, we know many who, much 10 their
credit and honor, never ooshdersd uhether
rrsp, who had cauie TO Gallon yheauta have bu-
finefs tEsniadsd as Frvsts'eitistn, WIS of tbs
party, offhs'. parIy, bot did ;h-lr dn,y but
we can aho point nut waHy who made every
diitinetion, whi eyca gave preference 20 the
iniereRs Of BfiGlh merchants aad agents 70 the
injury Of the American msrchant. Ii might
naturally be fuppofed, that on rotal change in
The sdmini9rati1n cf our government, WHICH
ha, moG emphaiicsuy expUG.i The icntimen.s
and wines OF the people, ard dociliing tina,
cdlnee ot 'ncafures is neceiiry, tia; foch fcde-
raj off GERS is,ained lhould az eait relax 10
their fcyerIy toglids the rcpub!.cans, bot on the
contrary, it is in mary inflrces f,'i cxefciicd."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

ia the fok'ozring Reply Ji5r PrJfltn, 10 tbe
BabW AEngf'og m tkr State ef CoEge7irxf,
PAb!g9ea m ar pGpr, Il The 3.lk nit. an i'm
po,taaf omDEon cjtapea ar nat,tf. NJ there
fore rsrceivF ii ew da!y 10 re-psbiJ1 he IN
/7orr entire. Tie aOras zrbicb zvers onilfd
ar: ns1o PLACED in eaP,tah.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

For the protection of the commerce and fcanen
of the United Sssse' againa the Tripolitan
coriairs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

WHEReAs the Regency Of Trpoli, cn the coaft
of Barbary, has commenced predatory war
fars againft th: United States
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-15

Particularly iuIPreicd by the lamentations OF
the bard OF Morven,tor the death of his fpouie,
Eviralin. From his mouth iiiues label, with
this interruption: &c Ou hearts were one. Oar
& fouls grew together; and how can fur
6 wave, when. they are now divided %, In the
back gtound CT the picture, there appears =
hous>sfrifan acsneb, with complcxion,whca,
IN the orieinal canvas, halts bctwecna rclahoaa-
ny colour and dirty greafy yellow She is
holding mop-it in one hand, and pair Of
BLACK fix brooches in the other. She itands
in profile altitude towards the PRECEDENT, fob
bing.
/, PRiNT II. The widower appears -stt;ne
at a table, with e the Notes on Virginia "
ing before him. The book is shut, and pa,e
of the leaves folded inwards. The folding is
conje6tured 10 be at thole paRagcs where ,ths:
writer has dcicrbed the inferior and degraded
itate OF an African intellect, and The ruinouy
and infamous coniequences OF the importation
OF shat fort of people Into Virginia. Tic
| words or the label arc
eannos ba remember facb rbihgy yoext,
e 9bat tvsre msa dear to me-
Sally appears again upon the back group6a
much better drefied, and in much better ipsi.s
| than before,
PaINr III. Scene;--the iniide of Ne.
! gro cabin Sailyls ieen ronping with half
dozen black fellows. The upper part b!
the print has this interruption: 1fl.'5 fl5 tia
| comes IL tie nes.
| PRtAt ", Sally at lea upon or VOYAGE
| to France.-She is in daiiIance witi t}e
captain Of tta ve}icl, The Jolly Ia, !, az
Pteximatlng 20 what Henry f4eldina sails.
| 0FjJ 5r,{sEa'-5 ctc&,r-rEcts +
PRtrr =, Inc FrsackA:neriGananbatla.
dor returning to Monticeiq, fitting in pr
| gate room with his mittreis. Five hcak91r
mahogany featured cS.ldren fri Gtirg a5tut III.
floor
/ PRlNr VI. The vice preidcnt At Phla-
! delPhia, il. the furmeT OF 1851. He is ieca
! in printing -oiiite, ENDURING for rhe lsfSorr
| of 1896, which was .nea Ia the pres III tFa1
| Office. lie IS IN the sot OF obic!yi Z to thc
! author the great Advantages thar were likely
10 rcluli to the United sta.cs from Calen,sey,s
!! pToiccutlon Q! his h.ttofit4i iyuaics
PRINT W /. a coninltat,5n with Levi
| Lncoh, concerning the remiGion CT the $50
dollars In Ire blck ground ar;ieafs 4 yoone
gentleman with tais r. eltage on his iips:-gsag.
| isnftr 0osv5 .S..t liz 4o;N ADVERTISE
| YOU.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-15
Fran tie New Yosk GAzEr4z.

I" 4 CORRESPONDENT ays, shstat
IS now eaiy TO -oaTt for the Anxiety of Ed4.
J sFyEKsoN, about hT}ngipg f,.,, 5p.g-rse 81,
tins cou'try---ior his afsee!ioaatc nivitariorne
ana TIE orfer OF conveyance IN a national bir
Mr.. CALLENDRR, whatever may he rEc
c2aic7 was no longer wiling &c write for hica.
and BE might 5hlnS that the pei; of Ten Far
Wonld DC icatoDabic and mesr,l. In this. Is
10 al his icncnes hitherto, he betfays q 1an.
OF ioret9h'. Lex 9o1, come whea he vii.
and lee hum be encouraged nithFIVE i4tteaa
ofOfSE kandrei dollars, and iuncbeoa ot
TIE Mammoth Cheete, nc is not able 10 aa:n
before the CajsA5n!aH blade OF MIR. CcA.7t
Gsr.'
nc ABOVE aEucle has been re- printed fy
aetiy IS 1t finds in he New York Gaxette,
aAd ~ ihoud be the mott ungTateful ocople
Sn tic "@Fl5, If l@e did i.oetal-c this opportst
nay OF declaring tha5 tbs w5Jter ngait DC
Psrion of uncommon djjlerHaeaff CrrvaRtes
tells tt&ry OF Young poel,wlo ~ eeslted fon3e
OF his 9eF'es 10 Don Qii5loGe. he Den,
always full of PoEtsness, cxtelled them to tfs
ikies. he poes,' iaysCcrvantes, :. .gas h:,h-
" " Ple1tcd. He knew that Don Qiixoic gas
" mad. ct, 20 great is human vanity, that
= nc was delighted with tll. fraif-s of a mad
: naan." We do not with to f}ieak foharihly
OF or tEefent pancgyHit7 bue certainly, as
the clown lays iii Shakespeare, {: tbot'5 lid
Is On fa.t5 Il ty0aVsl
WheG II was fri reported that Thomas
Jeferlonhsd invited ] hotnas Paine to return
TO this country, the Recorder afinnnd that
this vas federal hb; thar the preGdcnt never
could have committed an action 10 i1perudent.
II has been our fate, however, to be deceived
IN every prediction wlYich we lad n d.. in
favor d the PoiiticalGgaoity Of Thomas LEI
teFioa. ne reality OF tbs invitation Is e.
!abllihed beyond the polFbilty OF a deb2te.
bui, We take the republicans to 4uitncis. ff,at
we denied nc charge, as long as ne could}Ic!a
up onT faces to do ia. 1t his been 4 coo,ne,
reTAfs among iouc Of the faid reDubj;caas.
that It geacra' Warrington had died iuit after
MS firt electlons rs prcGdent, 1t youid have
Deen OF advantage 20 his reputation. we are
rot, 10 this place, either affirming, or deny
Sng theJ aitnefS of the remark But we take
4taYc to Fay, that, if Il has a foundation, VITA
rcpett to the cd general, it recoils with ten
f2'd 'ortc gPon a p.eGdeRt Of eighteen months
aanding Admiral Rodney ulcd to win, that
the AIT bal which was fred from the Villo
DC Prs, bad iahon Of his head, His cxprci-
hon vas correct. In its way to the grave the
cmcaic at the pirate Of St Eulatia was arfe0
Cd oy the csedltots Of the ganeRer. Win
rs much rcaion }effcrfon nay Win thar fome-
sIn1ling bad takeF Of his head fyc minutes be-
= e. Iop Jcues, and laay Bclai{on.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-15

total 4 ant of all aEiliies, he thinks i:1r,
thar, rs a writer in Europe, no opoa
would give him ialt to his portage. he
thinks not that as lawyer as printer
or any ching which ie could atreinpI, 1t
would not keep him from wofkhouie.
de thinks not, thar all the. property he
is poiiciicd of. move hsln.srcin where he
is, Imported by party, 4ndit could noc
keep him rom ftaTving.a Jingle week.
Such is the being, WIG is every day dit
cutting the public with nontenle AMI
icuFHhsy.
Il nov edncllide, Sir, with giving you
a ll1eie advise. Remember thar il is
not the llisti iitration which a man
may enjoy il life, THAI can make him
rcipr 6taule IN the cyes Of his fellow CT
ti2ens, if he does not pogtia Virtue.
And remember that, as all the iuolunarY
affairs Of lite are psccaraons, snaan can
no5 better for5itY bis mind .gainit the
Pangs Of diiappoinrmenss. and loiits
through this world, thaa by conforming
himielfto rha1 which is honeif, iliN, and
| good. Hc can then, Ike CinclnnaLtis,
DC happy, pcaceable, and virtuolls, Under
every filtration. He can then be the
friend, not The toabet OF mankind
II. PACE.
n
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A0IERT'BEdfENT
TX IRADRDINA PY

TAKEN in az his oA;r. c,1c-;,a...
pl'Se Iolr collars the fet for ferries of priat.,
be eruitled, s''''''' !"
VOYAGE 10 FRANCE
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-15
IKE RGI@D.N. GDs5e,33z,
RICHMOND.
SEP2EdIRER !5b. 1899.
10 THE PUBLIC

MIR. John Harris, letrer-carrier TO
this CRY, has been on J9cd Of GckneG
upwards CT chrec weeks: his illncis
was occat1oned by the fatigue of Office.
as many people are nor acquainted
WITH that clfcumtfanee. MIR Harris takes
{hlS opportunity Of Informing i4ch per-
Sohs = r''s+55- ol@-- ~ ss.ay I.,1Ssi, L,
me Poit-osflcc for any letters which
they might expect.
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Or, TIE PROGRESS OF .
REPUBLICAN, pr FeTorM-

,.r EaEf l. Wa exhibit an afaiaed and,
:. G S','i wldower; Rvgt, well built
'9,cca5 .y man about the age Of forty. BE ;S
oc,'neS'ed as lifting ia his parlour, and in ,b,.
S 1S[ !" Pc'uhng ioHe pahaees in the poems Of
N1'i'ah'~ x IS iaPpofed- that his gtten+;on +.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-15

Mr JcHerion ha, or he fonetinc Co..
itAa " ne@rf, part e me poems Of tbe CeaI,i(
osId' Buch3nan's poems are in bis 1iLr..,'
Whether Af. jeHsflon ever Jcad ,bera
whether he ehufes &c Tgad them. We d. Jo ~. ~
pretend TO lay. - ~ ICE
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-15

'neY might expect.
Mf.CotEMAN Is requefed 10 obicrve
that on Monday, fhe l3ch currenr, a
letter from chis office, addref1 70 him
was put int the Richmond po}-ofSce.
Il contains TWO ihccts Of por paper, and
As dire6te'. on the back in a boys hand
writing, If Ropr by government, as il
very Pofibly viii be, Mr.. Coleman IS
adV'ied TO rake The proper Reps fog is
recovery,
TIE New York Daily Advertiser,
10 ani"eF 20 his more, is rcouefed 70
ooicFVs tha5 "e hardly ever &c one of
his papers.
ltteeIns that government, or its MI
mons, have adopted the defperate ex-
PedleAt Of topping the Recorder ar the
rolt Office, Mir. Coleman, editor Of fhe
New York Herald. and Mr.. Poulfon
primer OF the American Daily Adger.
fiie[, az Philadelphia, and, as we have
Tealon to believe, many other cditors
ana fubiefibers have been ferved n rbig
way. Il was The publication Of sAtLy's
AFFAIR which drove DE oeinys 20 lpcb
DAGhctGH cxtrctnitics.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-13
Ten Dollars Rszuard.

RAN AWAY from the lubfcriber, on
Tueiday the 9th infant, a Negro Man
named WILL, abou; ~ years OF age, five
feet nine or ten inches high, has fear on
his lef, knee and another on his right foot !;
had on when he went away, a tickler-
.burgh hnirf, brown roll fowfss and a
wool hat about half worn; but it is likely
he may have changed his drefs, as he rock
with him cotton Gaift, an old light
brown broadcIoth coat, and a new pair Of
fhoes. He may probably be lurking about
Alexandria, and may attempt TO pats for
a free man. ] will give the above ie-
ward for appreheading and facuring himin
any Jail 10 that get him again, and if
brought home all reafonabIe charges viii
a'fo be paid.
Matters Of ve1sls and other, are forbid
harboring, carrying off or employing
laid Negro at their peril.
WILLIAM CASH, Sen.
JAY 70. Iaw5f+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-13
ATTENTION.!

=
WANTED to employ imme-
diately, fer the benefit Of the Ooh Re
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS !; one to teach the different
beats o. the drum, the other, the mufc
of the fife. Such pcrfons as are we'll qua
lided for the above tuition, and will en-
cage TO intrutt the learners which will
co>fa of fxteen boys for each branch,
hall receive a liberal conpenfation from
he (ublcriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors; and by the Court of
Enquiry, to pay them for their ierYices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April J. Fairfax County, aawtt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-13
For PYaU0te Sale.

The whole of my property iituated or
Princefs freet, in the Town of Alexan
dr.a, confaing OF 4 god dwelling houles
1ith fufhciens lots attached to EACH
They will be fold together or ieparate as
may fuit Perlons inclined to parchale.-
For terms apply On the premiies to
HENRY M.cUE.
June II. d3teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-13
THE
Accommodation CoacHSS

WILL leave Mr.. Gadiby,,ss e, 'a torf
vern every morning, at nail aalllop pa
o'clock, for Baltimore, to aS;o ,,n leaye,
our u Alexapdria friends returning, morp,
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, es ., aIsxap.
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives q
dfia the fame evening. ,,d,.takep
The ProPrietcrs Will no. ., blot o wbiSi
pro;nils as much as the Man . fhv,' III
runs but 50 miles per day, h; al'p psa. fsoo
fad TO Pilot the MAI, V
go 10 90 miles per day ayn, ,FroRs.
HE ~ d6'zaw
June g. -s===ss:s-s
sr.-.s-..-s.-~ ~---ss.-Hzs>SsAa>
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The term of Partner@b;;n
heretofore exiting under the 6rm - I
Womblon Sc Ke;teS !

~ 'o1oCft,
expired on the 18th of December, -,
All bufnsfs relating to that firm m s00i !;
iettled by the fubfcrlbers at their co n". Oe
room on King ireet. uniting
JONAH THOMPSON
RICHARD VElTCE
Who offer for Sale, on l,b>r,,
| fegm', tbe61losOing pryery, Viz, .
| Two Tracts Of Land in I,o,
doun county, one Of which is ftuate W..
the Gum Spring, being well ,inb. .ea'
and containing four hundred acte,~',S'
other near Broad Run Church, couf,i.; u.
foar hundred acres, adjoining the ,a'
of George Leo on which there Is a. 1 au
tenfive peach orchard late the r,on. va,
OF John Spencer. '
One Lot Of leafe Land, in IL.
Manor of Leeds, Fau9uier county, Con-
tanning two hunired acres: late the Nh
perty Of Aquila Davis. P'''
One Tract Of Land in Ran.
do lPh county, containing FIVE hundred
acres { faid to be very yaluable) h,ua. !,
the fouih fde Of Glady Greek late Il.
property of Patrick Dougherty.
One other Tract in HamD.
lhore county, on branch of Fairly,
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property Of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Ferti.
lily, containing two hundred and Gxtv
acres, in WeRmoreland county, fate Of
PENNY lyania, lituat. on the Mononasbe
ia, aeout one quarter Of mile below
Cafner's Ferry, and miles above parkin-
fon's ferry, binding three quarters Of a
mile on iaid river. A confderab!e ITO.
portion of faid tract is bottom land, with
a valuable orchard Of fugar trees, and
about 60 acres under cultivation; the re.
| mainder very heavily tiubered.
One other Tract containing
one thoafsnd acres, on Green River, in
the fate of Kentucky; being part Of The
military lands formerly belonging to G.
Rice. deceaied.
One IIoufe and Lotin Charles
Town, JefFcrlon county, on the Man
freet leading from Harper's Ferry 70
WineheAer, occupied by Adam Haun.
A vacant Lot in fad town,
fituate on the fame itreet, adjolalns th
fore Of Thomas fiammand.
Two handfome three ltory
Brick dwelling Houles, with brick fables
and carriage houies to each, iltua1e on
Penniylvania avense in the City Of VAIN
ington at prefenr occupied by john Coyle
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle IN
George Town, oppohte the wharf 0'ca.
pied by George KING, together with part
of faid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houie IN
the town of Alexandra, tituated on fI!H's
i}reet, between Fairfax and Royal itIfeIs
lately occupied by Charles Turner
A corner Lot on Prince and
Royal itreets, adjoining laid BRICK toal''
The vacant Lots on FflllCc
-areet, on the eaa hde ofiaid brick nouit Nc
The iituation Of the above properly!
equal to any in the town for Ou'0els'
A Iioufe and Lot on MIG
areet now occupied BY $. Sn0"osn ~
A Lot fronting fifty fix te e
on Prince Rreet, and extending PACK a. ~
feet, bounded by an alley on Inc : 'o s".,.
on part Of laid lot is the warehovls O''''
pied by Hugh Smith. cae Of
A Lot on the welt ilde ~, ID
Warrington iareet, between f 1.s6n
Duke itreers.
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