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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
Lands for Sale.
The fubfcriber wisAes to fel-

The fubfcriber wishes.t fell
4 TRACT of LAND, lituats Sea, tie
loot OF the Blue Ridge and Shars Hslls,
in Loudoun county, Virginia Rounded
partly by the Potomac River, within Two
| miles Of Harper's Ferry aod the moafh Of
Shenandoah. II lt1ons, GOO iosl.
anfwering perfectly vel sof platter gt
Paris, and contains by paseRt $40 acres.
II is e well'known, as ya.aabie sna hne
tract OF land, thar a further deiesaa IN 10
nnneceGafy, as thoie who inclin 70 pur-
chafe will of c0lfie view and examine u.
A clear and indfmtable titls will be given
by the luHcriber. There IS % .slastgage,
judgements, debt, leale, efa'm, q desgsAa
whatloeyer againR any psrt. L haa'irg
been always let 70 tenants at low annual
rents, who are RATED and removable az
will, but the occupying tenants lilaeogh
favor only have been permitted to e'aim
from any coming-in tenant, one ha's OF
the depoiit money, as lesiled between sben
for improvements and good will; the
other halfgoing TO the landlord. There
are at prelent tixteen or icyen'een tenants
upon the efta.c at very low repss: and Il
is recommended as an object we'll worth
the attention Of any peffon who would
purchafe the whole, and parcel IL out ioso
let1er farms, the reGdent tenants and ctlsfs
wiihing to buy parts Of IT. The tsilns
are portion Of one fourth paid down IN
money, oraprroved negotiable paper the
remainder il one, two OF three years as
may Be agreed on, carrying intcFelt from
the day OF fale. Application may be
made pcr(onally, or by letter.. g sne fab-
Gcriber redding at Warburton, on Poto-
mac Rips@, Gear Al.xandria, 70 Mr. James
Nj Ilhsney, near the prenl;fes, or 10 Mr.
John Janney, ucrchans, A lrxan@ria.
Thos. AtuOood Dlgges.
July 70 ~
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Notice.

ALL perlons having claims
againR the citate Of Pillar 7nlpletf, OF
Round Hill, deceafsd, are reported 10
bring them forward for Adjustment and
payment /; and all ,hoie indebted 70 the
eaate are respectively called upon to make
immediate payment to the Executors u
being their anxious with TO cloie all the
accounts, and fettle with the legatees aa
ioon as poaibie.
Charles Little, I r,,t,,.
Geo. TrlpIett, ]
Inly 7. 20
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WILLIAM RAMSA Z
HAS OPENED

h A1IAo M AcASIA/
Il Grocery Store an Prince areet.
Next door to Dr.. Dicks,
Wbeye be iufsnds keeping a general aOSr-
ment ef geuaine articles IN that linz, ana
noaO elfers for /ale an moderate terms,
LONDON particular
Madeira, WINES
Port in caAs end bottles,
Colmcnar and Malaga J
Old St. Julian and Medcc Claret in
|'cafes of dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
9Th proof Jamaica Rum,
Do. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and Mulcoyado Sugar,
Sugar Houfe Violates,
Imperial, -
Chulan, -
Hylon, -
Young Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, 3 8
Souchong, { So
Pouchong souchong, s
Padra Souchong, 3 9
Peco Souchong, 8
Bohca
Grcea Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's Mufard,
Alfpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Nutfnegs,
Nantz and BouIdeaux Salad Oil,
Catchap, branded Fruits and Englifh
Pickles,
Olives, Capefs and Anchovies,
Prunes, Raifns, and foftlhell Almonds,
Leiper's Snuff in bottles,
Do. Lea Smoking Tobacco,
Martins beG Spanith Sugars,
Baiket Salt for table uIe,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noysau,
Mould and dipp'd Candies,
Jerfsy Cheefr Of anexcellenf quality,
Wrapping Paper, brown and blue,
Roll Bgimfone, Fig Blue.
TO be Rented,
And .poGcilion given Immediately, the
dwelling HOUSE above faid fore. 1t
is now in good repair, and well calculated
10 accommodate a genteel family. Ap-
ply as above. June II. q
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IN
Has removed to the haule lately occu-
pied by Mr.. PETER HEIsxELL, ilgn OF
General WaN,lngtoa,
Where he continues TO Keep HOUSE Of
ENrERrA1NME Nj for Travellers others.
He returns his Gncere thanks to his ireuds
for their former cufom, and hopes from
his attention TO bulineis to merit and re-
|ceive continuance OF the patronage OF q
liberal public.
Asguf s. % co
Ricketts,, Newton and 20.
Haze vefivea ard far Sale,
"A few bales German Linens,
2 trunks calieoes and chmtzes,
do. hohery,
10 boxes wool ind cotton cards,
treGes threads,
50 boxes dipp'd and mould Candles
10 hhds. molaGes,
4 do. Jamaica ipirits,
6 do. fugars,
10 barrels prime pork,
50 do. herrings,
70 do. fhad,
80 kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
CO Ny are giving Cgh, for
wheot, -four, corn, rye, beans
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Castor OIL.

JuG received from Jamaica, few dog,
bottles Of Gator Oh, and for lsie by
7. g 7. Ineher.
Iuly aS. sawsy
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

FOR Sale,
BY TtiEgSU BSCRIBER,
Genuine old Post Wine in pipes and bottles,
Madeira Vine,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica Rum,
of which articles he intends keeping con.
fant fupply.
James Sanderlon.
Augua s. 60
Ten Dollars REGARD.
RAN AWAY from The fubicriber, on
the roth Of July, a negro man named
M OSES:
he is tall honey man, about 6 feet high,
not very helhy, has remarkable fear
acrofs the middle of bic no!e, his hair long
and frat for that ola Negro, though not
tied. He has been feyeral times feen
!culking about Alexandria. Any pcrfon
who will deliver me the laid Negro, or
iecure him and give me information there-
Of, fllail receive the above reward.
AUG: ]. SMITH.
Fairfax County,
Aug. 8.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-17

Ge'res Maniioa hcnt. Let us 20 lenee:
remain dependant on tuperior. That
nan IS fareiy poGsA'-d OF mean and
haie fprit who wiihcs forever 10 Re-
main a dependant lacquey.
There ara Tome men, we all know,
who will be affuated in oppoGton to a
ieparavion By mean fer that, there
by, their own iniiyidual interea will
net be benefited or advanced. Some
are ambitions TO obtain pa. ticular of
fee, and have calculated upon it when.
ever separation does take place, who
have no. yet brought all circumstances
70 bear for the purpoie. Others will
fay 70 themleIves We have particular
trieais who are p9wsriul or influential
in the prsfent government, whole inAu
ence viii b. tsriy LOT 10 US if fepar
ton ihonld take place.
Some there are Of a party fpirit or
prejudiced mind, who will be fearful
that an independent government would
no. fail into the hands of their particu-
lar friends or, that 1t would fall into
the HANDS OF men of oppofite political
fenriments. Either Of thefe would be
fluff lent incentives for them 10 lofe
fight OF the public good and 10 facri6ce
it % a wh,m or caprice. Various viii
be the motives aauating the good citi
zeus upon this location. Many, no
doubt, will do all with Gncere deyo-
ion to the public good.
One thing feens clear, and that is
that whoever oppofes a ieparation, in
cafe it ihould finally take effect, ought
not be entruGed with any office what
ever under the new government. For,
as they will have prosGoaicated nothing
but evil OF il, they will be too apt to en-
deavor that it ihall turn out to be 10
thing bu. an evil. We fad il TO be
but too general failing among thole,
who are vile enough to prophecy evil,to
do evil that their prophecy may be full
fillsd.
A MAN OF THE WOODS.
B2gtoqvn, Dee "A.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-17
Frsm The NEVroRx Herald.
No. IIf........12rsa,eHt's Psaage.

4fOs AAt'st+..'@+j
1T was complained Of by MIR. Giles,
that the Britilh are allowed 70 lay
countervailing duies, while we are
bound not to lay countsrvailing du'ies
10 return" -A coaatrpaiiag daty IN re-
turn as here rfed is nonienle, but it IS
fnpPofed the fpeaker meant that Great
Britain had right TO impole higher
duties than we have, in which be was
egregiouAy miaaken the act of that
government for carrying into execution
the treaty, being within both the letter
and fpuit of that inarument. We pub
liihed laa winter table Of comparative
d4fief, fhewing how this act appeared in
actual operation, and that out of long
Ia Of articles how very f-w were made
really burdeniome dnties-Thcre was,
erefore, no foundation for the com
r Amt OF tho(e gentlemen, that Great
! ritain had made an executive ule OF
! fright to countervail. That The re
4 L Of thoie duties. as laid in th. two
4 untries, was highly favorable to our
own will now appear. When the fub-
JET was formerly under dif.uaion, the
minilerial paper at Walhiugton, mad
yeftantly, teniered 40 fne on this
very faef.--" The exiting -lH.iet," faid
The National Intelligencer, /" impofed
by the United States are uifling when
compared with thcfe of Great Britain,
and the advance of 10 per cent. on the
former, is inconfiderablc, compared
with 10 per cent. on the latter the
d iference coofitutes the gain of Bfi-
tain, and 70 far as this difference goes,
does it infringe the fpirit Of the Treaty."
is it then 10, that the United States
pay lefs duties 70 Great BIZ ain than
ihe pays TO us ? Lord Hawkeibury, in
his fpeech in the Houfe of Commons
on the peace, which we pu5liihed fome
time iince ltates the exports of Great
Britain 10 the United States TO be, for
the three lat years Of the former peace
1904, 1000, and for the three laa years
of the late war 6,z3z.coo, ferling We
may then fafely put it at $4,000. 900
dollars, which would Fay an average
duty, if imported in our own veiisls, Of
IS per cent. and producing an impoit.
1890, 900
Thefe importa.ions in Britilli
bottoms being liable 10 10 per
cent additional duty, would
proodace 4,oso,oco
Difference in favor Of American
veflels 10000
To meet this balance, tie Briti.h
government has laid her coun,ervailing
duties in turn but from difpoGtion
to encourage the trade between the two
countries, rkole countervailing duties
are laid in the mott favorable manner
to us this has been fhewn by extracts
from the coun,ervailing act, and by an
examir alton Of the particular duties as
they appear in operation. What then
is their total amount?
LIE mott material duty IS that laid
onstobacco. It is believed that 10000
hogiheads is a large allowance for Bri.
tiih home confumption, for fuch only
pays duty; but as General Smith has
himfelf Gated il at 1900, to prevent
any cavail on ibis fcore, it lhall be ad
mi'ted to be corred--I4 600 hogfheads,
at ~ per hid. is LII,55o 1888
A leis fun than is faved to the
American merchants on ten
London or Liverpool cargoes,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-17
Particulars g fbs Eacas bstzzec,
Megrs. Rnfledge Il El5sry.
ros SION, JAN. II.

A fafesrraf. ,r3lsts zDib f1Jsoof and AE.r,l,-,
II tie aEa, narrated IN he yu55s7usut estrata.
Ing APPEARED in he Awoyq, ne Publication j N.
trntB Il, therefore, il dgpegE5t.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-17

item ana f.o1 ot'aer eiscasa ~.
unnec h.lry 10 Particu a-ife. en- III
g carry itiii lower lhat the Bsi.ih ~
htPs i may with accuracy BE- ags.i -
that they can take freight a. rDer crn,
lower than our middle R4,es. and !.
leaf IS per cent. lower than The ea9.,n
Rates.
ITO be continued
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02

G. DENEALE,
Clerk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-02

VIII fand at Mount Warrington, one
mile fom the George Town Ferry, and
be let TO mares at Ten DollQrs the feafon
bur If paid by the hfit of Auguf, Eigbs
D0llays will be received in full, and Half
Dollar 10 the groom.
Columbus was got by the old Knight
ofMAlta, imported by Gen. Warrington,
his dam by the Royal Gift, out Of the
old imported Aialtefe jennet.
This celebrated Jack is conhdered by
judges as hyperion to any imported into
thls country, or RATED herein. Gentle.
men, doubling the propriety of this after
ton, are earneAly requeited 10 view the
animal and Judge for themfelves. He's
Jack of great fze and very high form.
At the fame place may be leen num-
Der OF mules, whole performance will give
complete idea Of their value.
Paaurage gratis bnt nc. liable tor ac-
cidents OF eicapes.
JOHN WRITER'S, Manager.
Nav I8. Iaw3w
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Still continues to carry on the
bufneis, 10 ST. Afaph areet, oppoGte Ed
ward Mariin's Blacksmith Shop. He re-
turns his dncere thanks to the inhabitants
Of Alexandria and its vicinity, Tor rhe IL
befsi encouragement he has met with, and
hopes q continuance Of their fayors, as he
will do every thing in his power TO give
general latisfattion,
. lie has now on hand few handdome
GIGS, nearly hnihed, of choice materi-
ais, which he offers for lale on moderate
rerns, WANTED, two good wood
workmer, carriage maker and wheel
gighs, 70 whom generous wages will be
given. Lii&eqyjfe, two boys, we'll re-
commended, % any part Of the bufnsf,
as he intends carrying it on in all lis
branches. Wanfed to baycb0/e, oak
timber for fpokes, afa timber VERY tough)
iawed or in logs, tome good poplar plank,
for which the Cath vii! be given.
May 70. zswIm.
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Valuable Property
For SALE.
One Tract of about 1,1ooacreS

tJQes TaCJ Oh ABOUT /. 1OOdClCS
OF saad .eiihln fix miles of Alexandria, on which
are gsod Grif Mill with two pair of Rones
~ good order; DittiIIery with three fills
and boiler, the houfe has lately been eniarg-
&. and put il complete order; dwelling
h cic it'll ruo ROOMS on the iifit and four on
The iscond floor; an excelleae ice hauie, waih-
heuie ana kitchen, ali almat new aidin gooa
order; large barn aud liable anlct new !;
teverai our houies for the niilier, Gitfilier ana
gHfk people, Germ hou.c, inloke houic, ipring
hauic, and fowls houies, and very good gar
s den. h, re ese about goo fruit trees on the
Land, all cI che eholcet i,aitS America can at
ford, and, we will venture 10 lay chat there IS
not better collection IN Virginia; about iixty
acres oil the laiiC arc in meadow, and about 100
acres III woods, and mott Of 1t thickly tim
bered, particularly the bottom land, Of which
these asc about 400 scres, executive OF the mea-
dow.
One other. tract OF land about
amilss from AlexaAdria, and adj lining ON the
tourh ice 0! RaveliNorlil, containing About 10
acres. his land is @ell iIuated for farming !;
there is framed dlveiiiug hcuie on IL, with TWO
rooms IN he iirlt and two on The isccnd aaor
One other Tract about five.
mics from Alexandsi4, near me tuenpille road
md he land of Wiz. charles &C, oetaiiel BY
MIR. ssndall, confirming 90 acf 5 AID mos Il Il
inwoods. hesoasg Improvement on this land
is pretty good log hu9le
Lots IN 1lsxandrla.
That Lotto Ground on which
the make ho,ae a.li ti@ eliing houie and, ae pre-
ient aeeupied 81 MI. Ansrew Janiielon.
The Lot adjoining the bake
hsuic lot o. which ,he roaoceo WAREHOUSES
iand.
a large Lot oPpo6te the to-
bacco warehouf.s, IN : Mich arc TWO IN all fram
Cd dwelling hoaics Snd carriage hsuie.
A Lot on the north welt cor
nor Queen sna s.. Aiapa itlee5s, containing
s osdfer onsQnsca arccJ and a0eut 100 feet
olSt. A.aph itrses.
A Lot ontlleeaa lide Of Walll-
in ron Greet, near Qasen ttreeg, ccnraini.,g
o Waihis g-en Greet IS feet, and in depth Iro.
ODD fest, with tive heueht ai an alley of 10 feet
hscncs, running thS Whole dilance on the
ioushiidc and eair end ofthe lot
Lands n fhe }fera Country.
One Tract OF | ,675 acres, one.
of 1000 acres, aud one sef 5000 acres II Ran
doiPh. = nlsrly siarri@ oslrty, Virginia, equal
IL gu atty to n,cif IF The iasds IN thar csli,,tt
Cne trace IL KeuhaWa formerly hfonteon,c,y
county, or Mud river, coaIaining abeur s.ooc
aces; his ar j. abont 4oinies below the rn,d.fh
a Seat slhaysa, ana ABOUT miles from th,
: Chiativcr, Is almsit all Bottom land and equai
issqaasty 70 any md ~ tisit county. aud pavi
gaze withia.tws mics &c lie iand.
One Iratt of 4ooacreS on Co
pta;ieo creek, which easgtjes into the Great
Ks'silawa, iaii 70 be very valuable
HEPBURN alad DUNDkS.
Mgr (ssl aaw6rf
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for l7le at bisfo,e, appetite Dean anil
Gar4ue,',, Uuiou fret,
The following Articles:
RUM of different kinds, Holland Gin,
French Brandy, Whlkey and WINGS,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Bef green Coffee, Chocolate,
IIyfon and Young Hylon Teas,
Tammarins, freth Rice,
Mofcadel Raifns by the box,
Fselh Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons and Lines,
Rhode Iiland Cheefe,
Meas Shoes ofen excellent quality,
Salmon il kegs,
F'ne Rhode Iland Potatoes,
Cavendifh's Tobacco,
Bef Havannah Segars,
shad and Elerrings by tie b.
Coed hrkin Butter,
Soap ard Candles, and general aaort
ment GLASS and CROCK Err WARE.
Talf received one hid.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for faIe On very moderate
terms, by the gallon or fmaller quantity.
ABEL WILLIS.
May 10. d
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Cutker's Blark8tone.

x ENTLEMEN, in any part of Viz.
NJ ginia wto have fubfcription pa
pers in their hands, are eaTneteiy requsit
ed 10 fend them Immediately by pot 70
the publilhers il PhiIadelphia-the work
is IN great torwardnefs, and will it is pre-
fumed, be ready for delivery early IN the
fall before which time twill be the IN
,eseit of thofe who intend TO fnbicribe 10
leave their names with the publilhers.
Since the pEoipeaus WIS hfit iiifed
Judge Tucker has made a leleeiion Oh the
mott applicable of Mr.. ChriaiaIs's Notes,
which will be printed under their proper
references.
May IL. colin
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Ricketts,, Newton and Co.

Have FIR SAX,
50 boxes Segars,
2 bales Mullins,
6 pipes Old MADEIRA Wine,
freis's Threads,
100 pieces Baadanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
50 boxes Soap ard Candies,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
50 kegs Tobacco Games iiyef)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons SwedJth Iron,
70 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Psper,
100 do. Wiring DO.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Liibon and Turks Iland Salt.
A large quantity Of Bran 70 be ioiass'
very cheap, if taken az X foon.
ct they are giving GAN iol
VIII at, Flour, Corn, Rye and loO'l'0'
April 2.
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r. T. HOOE s. Co.
HAZE IMPORTED

H.4VE IMPORTED
In the hip United States from Liverpool,
I'D, Sd, Sd, iod, I'D and 2od.
Nails,
A lew caiks Of Iron CaRings, afIorted,
Cutlery and Hardware in general,
Is caikso Of Copperas,
"a caslSs patent Shot,
iine and ccatie Hats in boxes,
10 pieces Of twilied Soaking,
70 boxes Window Glafs,
10 kegs of white, Venetian red, yellow
and red pasuts.
May 9. 60
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THE defendant, Samuel Da-

THE defendant, Samuel Da-
Wis, not having entered his appearance ard given.
fseplity aceersieg co The act of AFT nlbly nd the
raies q this court and>it apqesring 10 the tatis
f.Stion of the courl upon affidavit, that the flis
14muel Davis IS net an inh!bitant Of this DIFF
srict. on motion of the fad coupIaiNants, b
th-ir canncil,ir is ordered, that fhe fad defei
.iant Samuel Davis, do appear hereon ths fii
lay of June court, next, and enter his apps aranos
70 TIE iuir, and give fscurlty FOR pe,forning the
!ecree OF the court, and that the other dcFcn
ant, Robert B. JanlcIon. do not pay away. con-
ye5 or fsSrste the debts BY him owing 10, or the
eG te or effeas in his hands belonging e9 the
fm abient defendant Samuel Davis, until the
ia her order or decree Of this Court; ard Ill
Fy OF this order nc forthwith publifhetlfor two
ailop hslnceeiively in one of the pubic newfpa-
.'ers pIb.iihel 10 this county, and that another
soov te poited atthe iront door Of the court.
= III 81 the ili unity
a eopy-IeA.
G. DENEAIE,
~'t Clerk
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which we iinee learned, was tic hip
Kingaon, of London, from Jafnaicd, hav-
ing loft her mats of Cape An,onia. One
Of the towing fehooncrs was the Supply,
Of New York. Its expected the King
fon will be brought into this port the en-
flung week, as it was their intehtion to
come in here. The port of New Orleans
was opered to Americans on the zoh o..
May by Pfoclamation, in confequence Of
an express from Gen. Wilkirton. Freight
at New Orleans I cents per Id. Cotton
very dell.
Captain Brown, left al Na;ehez the
fhip MufSingum, Crandon, for Liverpool !;
lchr. America, Johnlton, for Philadelphia,
in s er eighr days; Francois Lewis,
Wilkinfon, Of philadelphia for New York
in or s days Paragon, Morgan, OF
New. London, uncertain. We thank capt.
B. for his LIZ ofyefels a, New Orleans
but we have already had them. Paaed
in the river: bound up the brig Ann,
Lord of Philadelphia, from Jamaica /; brig
Geenock, Remington of.and from DO.
fch'r Betiey, of Baltimore, for do. brig
from Philadelphia, with flores for Fort
Adams and the brig Pailley from New
York. Spoke May u, off Havsnnah,
the ichooner Be.fey, Of Salem, 80 days.
from Jamaica for Salem-next day, the
brig John and Mary, of Charleaon. from
New Orleans for Have de Grace. In
formed Of the opening Of the Port Of New
Orleans.
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/. To General Walhiagton's. 3. To
the North Carolina Farmers Expert
msnts. 8. To John Spurrier's syacm Of
Iufbandry. 4. To Varlo's ditto. s.
To Ellis's ditto. g.. To Mills ditto.
J. To the Engliih Practice Of Rafting
Sheep. s. To the Spanifh do. 9. To
the Swedifh ditto. 10. To the Flem-
ing's, do. Sc.
Among the ancient women of high re-
nown, rafting fheep was fayorite itudy /:
they did NOT diflain to PIT their own
hands to the fone on the well, and re-
membcr this, that blealng did always
accompany their audy. See the Old let
lament and the New.
You fee then clearly that the ftudy OF
rafting iheep is very lucrative, honorary
and bleI1ed. And theie we're fhephefds
abidings in the fields, keeping watch over
their Aoeks by night, and 10, the angel
of the Lord came upon them and the
glory of the Lord ihownrouna about
them and they were fore afraid. And
the angel faid unto them, fear not: tor
behold bring you glad tidings OF great
10Y, which lhall be to all people. tor
unto us is born this day, IN the city OF
David, a Savior, which is thfllt the
Lord.
So the Lord blcGed the latter end OF Job
more than his beginning for he had tour
teen thoufand lheep. But to leave this d.
greGion, and proceed.
In former times, Z" the wealth OF nobl-
lily, gently and monaa ries conilitcd
chiefly in wool, which ALTO then made the
bulk of private property at home. Il
was at the fame time the prime article in
commerce. Aids TO the crown were
granted therein. ftiuppIied The demands
for the fupport Of armies. The payment
Of fubGdiss, and all other expenccs incur
red on the account OF the public in foreign
parts" fayslh learned DR.. Campbell, in
vol. 2, page 81, ofhis excellent political
furvey of Great Britain.
O foolifh Americans who hath be-
wisched you that ye ihould not believe
the truth, before Whole eyes il hath thus
been evidently iet forth.
PASTOR AMERICANS.
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