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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
SlTERDA2~. MaY as, 1905.
RICHMOND MUTe

! III idb'eFiber heeeby informs the r.h,..
,h~i a. iength, after muci t,opbln ~ -, Z,
pence ne mas neariy co,aPie.ea enc Of Ri. M.
=" Inc IG1ft Ri0er Caa4i, In which fhe.e s
10 80, par OF Burr tones for mannfsf}r,;no
y LEAF, and two pair OF Co,cpue fones
ready to grind CORN NJ"
hat the Inconvenience which r;oh, az
eely ard difference 0. mea.trcs sy - 49, 81
C(NN "lii be reeo'"ed only BY ge o,r - ff,,
p tyf, e. 70 Sae oh,hel an, upplyf gEAi an1
lao''ii SY will always be ke. r.aov r. 90 -
SSSSI,.%nsa, az the rate Of Ely sy-ye pounds Of
on n@ " nlneyy two Poo?.as Of o.niny, for enc
49, A:s5 ,hs oS # deight by cisaniaF. and eva
y, sth arg is deducted, the toll on Mel
- 1ut one tenth, and on iIor,;nv one
: will, therefore, be much TO the in.
: t5oie WHO Keep horles, to have ali their
10 a groend.
As he abicriber is now prcvilTn- Fan and
oSF,e" ior me purpnfe OF ceaainq N Corr es,c-
'uai'y before y Is ground, aad as the zeal will
os h@ds rom he beit Corn onls and none but
i0cn IS Is 1erchantabe viii ne received, he ho,es
N'a' central (1t'stacsion ~, be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
Az B. he deoGstlon for Sroreage and Shring
ags n Com d@PoGted % b. exchanged for Meal
'nd Foanoy, viii be made as moderate as poiiiblc.
January I, 1909.
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BURR MILESTONE
NJ ANUFAC OKY.

N'E fublcrlas' taxes rbls r.noe Of return
= ng has th.oSs 10 Ms formet patrons, and
81 mug the pubic - g nerai, chat he has nv
d .rre Of MS frIendsl re-epctr creed +:
y. 1NUFACTURiNG Of BURR Mill
STONES, and having furnlned himiclf with
1pply Of the beit nlatcrlals, and having had
tlTtcen years experiencein the bufnels in Bal
fia're, Petersburg, ard Richnlond, hobes to
De able 70 give fatisfaction to his employer.
he itoues he viii warrant to be as good
as any in the United States.
Amy orders left with Capt. W5LLrAm
PENTocF;, Norfolk Capt WILLIAM
CHAMBERS, Staunton; Mr.. WrLL1Als HAy.
" ythe County; or MIR. RoBERr MooRe,
Peterfburg, lhall be duly attended to, and
country produce received in payment at tbs
cuitomary prices.
= TWO APPRENTICES will be ia
ken to the above buGuef,, and Mort time re-
quired. WILLIAM DAV DSON.
&fe6mand, Jan. Iofb 1903. (hl
y. B. For fale, Pt/ISTER ofPARIS
m itcnc OF ground, for she Improvement oI
Jand, wtShditcct'ons for the ufe thereof
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a QUANTITY Of
&F.,CTICs.e..1e

( 81 at.'.l' o obliged yc,y fhYrly. leave this
80 = few months. onou.d any perioi s
80 'aaEas ag.inf me- with 10 have he y
=. S'-Ig aejll}ed. hall be glad if Jhey viii
= e<s chem forward immcoists,y, FOR thar par
As patronage have ress,yed frou, my
rIi5"93 I'd nc PNoia anc uycoa,m Cement
III hltns.S has tuiy eq4alled u, mot As,teing
." Pee sas, thcg cav. WIN enib,.i.y aud
5-s 'ps'S TO offer 10 return ny NOR ,r4 e.ui &C
sth3" e0geuents,
oaci-s my abtcnce Mr. .WiHian;t Z Il . hyl!on
fili receive AID pay money 4to iette i. aut
yard CARNATIONS ana accounts o. my belail
TIE oahneis OF BOOK b,ndine It ii lis various
bran ms w'ji oe carried on BY MIR Sa ue Com;s,
WI y Il e2ecuse ali orAsrs WIN pto.apti,u,e md
iidehty
There i or haod, md viii be confaa,Iy
KEEP Up c .nPlete htortnentof 81 riols<y, ana
Of al :aus Of Blanx s.;a tuea Booes pied in
Nerc,".nle, Ega ano Pirate Uuineis.
JOIN PUMFRRY.
"a b15Ea. NJ II, 5nS, re
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ELEGANT
PRINTS 5LOOKING GLASSES
ELEGANT

4 BBAulIfUL anortmeat Of PICTURES
L q ans 10 h'NS GLASSES are refoeti,ul-
~ offered o lAe prnlc, a yer, reduced prices.
lhey are 10 ~ fem az MeGrs. Robert G4m5le aad
Cos. ftorc - fairs
Mrs A!k'ns ineeniing TO leave Richmoa 10
Eew Gays fcfPniiadeiphi,. o.ici,s the aJten ION of
the Inhabitants, aaurlag Lhs ~ tAasa 5oate eeaat
Aiiofsnent has nos bee oiferea on the corr inent
4 ATKINS
Rt-gilding in its various branches, IN a iuperb
manner, Aiio, OH Gliding, that Il .,aud waG
ing
faoie Ladies ard GentIemea Who with 10 IA
vor Va atkins with their Commands, VIII be
pl a. d % a9piy as eariyas puGi5le.
dGy 81, 1893. 4t's.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
l7;'@*' tbs HJ,fogy Of 3bs Laied Statsg, 70,
1895.


IF the citizens Of New -Enelard are IL
much wiier than their neighbours, II o,nA
certainly appear in the choics Of Their re.,,a.
ieht2t'ves IN CongreEs The luper;arity i
not always cooipjcuous. In tbt dehatc -
VIZ h,'in exciie, IN lprlng 1894, lone mem
Tom that par IT the unor, and efDecisll+,
Mr.. Pedgwick, affirmed, thzf JsnS =
"s']"'t ana 'mb7ae! cg5k, and thyt A,ne-;-.,re
Sooa|a nsVsr lubmff to it*. II was ;nnroabis
lot any member 10 give more ,-r.,{i,,o,,,,tr
PROOF OF igioI =. or ftuoiiity. The conRi-
'n'10l' OF ..afia7huterts itielf, the ver1 !izte
'oat ',n' NJ aede"ic k "a the houis, avtho-
one F1e ahe77.Ir " TO inlpofj- aad levy pro-
a2frnonal ae3 realonabie aG.nrerts. rates.
ano Hes, upon all HE ialIa iesnfs Of and
portions, reildeHt, and eftaces Ivi4F within
me f2'o commonwealth "a Such taxes
arc actually paid, yea M. Sedqpics has of.
&c 'ec'arcd that they never could be 4air.d
ms conveyed grofs reelection upon the
country N point ofafgnmenc, the gentle
| man mlghe as we'll have whitfield yarkv
doodle 70 the legislators of america THIS
remark has no reference 20 MeAfS. Hender-
ion, Harper, and certain venerable rrs;ori-
fy N the teco0d felton, of the fourth Concre.s
Wide The people Of Mafachulssts have
been p anxious about the prcferyseion of the
fedora con1tisdtion, they ihouId rsy:lc sfajr
own. MORE Avs, hat the religion Of Maj
6 facho'erts IS eftablined, ~ their ex sllent
" contribution, on moG liberal and fa.erant
" blan.' The preient horribI: opprei}ion Of
baptifs, and o,bc1 leGta5ies, con,raliEss rhis
aiierton,f
When he Ttojsn fngitivcs, driven aG1ofc
On fhe coat Of Africa, lolcted aid from the
queen Of Cartbag, Dido, irf her anrwer, tells
them, hat, acquqiried 2vitb zai5Grtunes, H..
ba4 lear&s& to lcr5Hr the 1Hjsradh A hirf,
sr authority than that Of Virgil, has af, de-
clared, that b. t5cJad4fE off5s coH1tsaoure
The 5carf Is male 5cHer, A fhoal Of meta
Phytcionsr moral philosophers, and divincs IN
volumes Of five hand,ed or thorfand p. -.s,
nave nEcwiie told Us, that .dyerfty ,o!tens
and reires The hezrt
By Ear thc greater para of the world IS fgll
OF Hllely government, fezv Of the republics
Excepted, IS HotG'ng but robbery educed
20 iyfer. Life idclf has cmphat;ca'y, and
Juitly, been termed q Vatc of fseys. Theft
tFuths are not only srts, but they hav. been
ttAle, and even noully, for twenty centuries.
Now, Is aoVeriilY IS 70 common every
where, and 10 lupreme an antidote fol- thaw-
ng the ice Of iciafhncts, IS poc,s have loaded
ayaGce with ridjculc in this woyi. and as di-
vines layc mepaccd It w.th pc ltlcn in the
0cNi, our natural conciuiion, from lheic pow
crtul and COLLECTING caufes, nud be, thlr IRIS
oieiied planet IS pregnant with fympl u j.,
horFs.
nc words were taken down ~ he
tmc by the uthJr
t Part chan. /. Zee i. arsi&lc a.
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TO RENE.

j&s:iND pefefEon given the FRI OF next
Z : month ire upper part cftbe hogfe occupi-
eds.Hthe flbfcribcrs, in which there are Fve
convenient rocrns, together with sood ki,ch-
en and liable ior three horfes. There is well
Of water in the yard.
Apply - ~
Til MAS AND AMOS LADD.
Fi,6s'o9$ 4p,fl, 81. 1906 r.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
RICHMOND MILLS.

kIt public are hereby refpc6fally informed,
i tBa: We hail continue 70 furni.n Meal and
Bom'ny ior tsXt quarter at The iame prices as
the tat VIZ. ior Med PER baihsl Of 50 lbs g Cd.
omny pr ouhcl o. g lbs IS. Sd. And they
a., repeated to ,aiss notice .hst ;hec ar,iclss
vii only be delivered hereafter 20 tickcl;s Wblch
may Dc bad 4, oar eouaiinq houfs.
T. RUTHERFORD & 60.
M4rsb "a. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
.ss.-.sszs

Mo. 8o,489, tics in the f.eond clais of
the lottery III Wai'lingtoa City, was
bought byre in Baltimore, she 10th day OF
Auguf, 1896: in the ear Fy97, ore
time in June was TENT by one William
Smith 10 Philadelphia, i,ppoilag the lottery
20 have been drawn, to he exarin d. | have
lnce ieeniaid Saith ia Cha5leffon, he prov
ed to me as think, iaid ticket was icf in a
vessel that he was CIT away in. ad ,e,t fcd
the faid ticket on tbs 3ot.i of June, 1897, in
the VirgiHia- Argus, forbidi & any rion
from purchaing i, fit thould be in being,
as, am iolc owner OF it
JAMES ROBERTS.
Ri.bmoNd, Ilay 2 s, I8 ;.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28

G,harity, iiberality, and the entire bca.l-roH Of
benevolent fenfibiiities. Amen.
hctc remarks have occurred on readio-
me account OF d very melancholg afair4v,,. Il
took piarein the latter end of February. -. &
Il fiinsnain, III the ttatc OF Mlahachui l5s.
nc following particulars OF il are a5rtagei
rom a letter WRITTEN BY ono Of the protectors
IN the uniycriitYat Clnbridge, d7te, fbc 81
OF Sebrdary, and printed in lace Boiior
About TWO months before the date oe tby
Letter, Yaung foreigner callei on this ,-.,-
ieitar, and introduced hi,nielf by {.yirr. tb,t
ne wanted TO become 9c>Iuainte.i Vie6 i3a-
ic'entihS man. The iubc9 which h br,u..,,s
on was Pneumatics ard nect1snics Htc0
Nested with the profoHor tueatly. Ia Frs ~
DItcsgand Latin. After 2 conf,.- a,e. *
~hich paFc is related. he took his. leave. an3
by agreement. paid fecond gifft Il she pro-
te.ior IN three days. we lhal ncw az
Tsr60fi77 parto &c account ofhn,, as ei..
ven ~ the writer OF tac}cgter.
From HI good figure, polite and aafv
manners, concluded he wa ion. u iort.,.
mace eu'igrant from the comment Of r.-
rvpc, probably in the f.rviyc Of c1e ,na.,gr-
! " chy, soAs a.?fitafs a a.gzsy AL rrierd,
choie to apply fome.or the priv: pics he had
" learnt At college, to the pusnnf. Of sr1lu--
fHg jH5h9tsEcs by a aoy exhibition. O;,
= rms account, never aiked him his name .,
" n4riuui''
! On what account He was dcAjtnie &c
money and friends, ard he wanted to 7rocore
leo'Iitence hy the exhibition of rovel me-
I chaalc2l apparatus and, .5e-c arc, this A7,e-
rican philosopher I'D not venture t. sfl bj,r
! ms name or nation
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
BURR MILL STONE
MANU- &CTCPY

HE iubicfIber returns ircere thanks TO his
d friends and the public generally, for the
very great encourage mem nc received in his inc
ot 5nhneis ince Ms commencement 10 Richrropd
he has lately received large i0oplyof excellent
Bar-Stones al hi. mapuE tory aud doe net hef-
sste TO Fay, that be vii fell Bur ili-Sio es as
cheaPas they were ever ioid IN TIE United Sts,es;
ne Is y warrant them 10 he ofthr Hea ouaji.y. nd
giyc amPlc security ct cqprcG) fef t.ei5 rerior-
Tance Country pgodste vii be tSen in pay
pent, or is'ort crcd,; given; be has aimoG every
tizcc Mlll-5sones ready tor delivery; aifo PLA5-
TER ofPARIS ground and ~ he fore
CTRSCN HOLIDAY.
R'ekmsHa, JaH. 25tb, 1893. (,E)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
TUCNER,g 80 CKsTONE.

CEN LEMEN in any part Of Virginia, who
~ have iuotcriPfion pcrs in their hancs, are
earn.lty requetteJ 70 ic1d them Immediately oy
pot 70 ne PubliheIs in Phiade pAia- The erik
IS III great tJrwardnciS, ard VIII, il is prciulred
be rea " to deiives early il the fal! before which
zine ~ viii &c the meet of thoe wao intend to
g. c,ibe to leave their name wigh the publlcgs.
Since me rroiPettUs "a, fra j1ued, judgc Cuceer
has m de iejsi ion Of ne moa applicable Of Mr..
Cnriiiian's No.es. which viii be printed unaeg
their PrcPsr references.
IL 1rie'ng, u qHr1s Virginia 8ob.ys zojH glsal
10 mr. q . abo1r 1ns mo1lh. and jsnI mr. 70
roaais To III. S. PIsqjarn, Rie5msn4,a dfyllsa
10 n S54H
Wy 10 1909. I'm. 3.
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NOTICE.

r l. co-psrtnerf'ip OF Adams ard Fiihe-,
vas? orthe 12sh Of lalt month 3iqolved
~ ra,ili'al content. All thofa having claims
4 z. thai concern, will agply to James
iilcr for iettiement, and thoic indebted will
make immediate payment as no further indul.
genee can be given.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
PFDTCEPR

M,gal was 60. DyQuick6lver; Dam BY Spries,-
y Cab, fon of old Quo; 9Prighdy Cat's lam
was got ~ True 3 h,g, on ihororgn bred Mares
Strand Dam ofMog was q I'll. bTea Mare, the
properly Of Mr.. Richards e:q. OF Cuge pps.,
, remarked for having produced number 8, \
cots; aiio the Dan Of M, Richard cel4bra:sa
Tunnlsg h4are, by ahark
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
RICHARD ADAMS.
JAMES FISHER,

n. 3. James Finer having purchaled the
Hock OF goods belonging to Adams and Fiih-
eF' iatends carrying the bufnefs on for his own
account; ! ne a!iortTnent Of goods IS equal to
2ny ~ that line.
Richmond, A3ril 6tb, 1909. (tf}
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-12
KINGSTON, Iam.) July 90.

Thursday evening arrived at Port Roy
al, the French sch'r L'Oiseau, taken by
the squadron cruizing off St. Domingo.
She brought dispatches for the admiral
and sailed again yesterday morning. In
formation is arrived by her, that the
French Admiral, with TWO sail of the line
and frigate, had left the Cape on the
18th inf. hoping to escape that the
Vanguard had captured one of the line of
battle ships called La Duquesne, and the
Elephant was engaged with the other ship
and several of the squadron were in chace
Of the frigate.
Yesterday morning his majestY's ship
Vanguard, with her prize La Duquesne,
of II guns, arrived at Port Royal.
Before the \ anguard lost sight Of the
squadron his majesty's snip Elephant
was alongside the French admiral's ship.
"a 74) and his lnajssty's ship Theseus was
nearly up with them; there can be no
doubt therefore of her being taken.
The French cartel fchooner Two
Friends, from Port au Prince, in s days
ALTO arrived yesterday at Port Royal. -
Welearn that fhe brings dispatches for his
excellency the commander in chief, and a
deputatian from the principal planters and
merchants at that place who are initEutted
70 endeavour TO obtain permiilion for
them to be received in this iAand, and
offering to give poaefion of Port.a-Pfince
10 our troops.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-12

not BE given. This great difficulty Mr..
Hewlings has surnounted.
N. B. AS the revolution, departure
and orbit are given in time by this instru-
nasnt and by these tables, the places OF
the sun, planets and fixed stars, are given
accurately.
Navigators, by depending on the mac
curate method hitherto praetised for find
ing the longitude, viii frequently DC led
into fatal errors, from whicn this iistru-
nenr and these tables vii guard item.
The difficulty Of observing the ecilpses
of Japiters satellites at sea, has hitherto
been able TO sarmount ii. 'i'hs difficulty
is we'll known to nautical men to arse
fron, the violent agitation of ship at sea,
For which no adequate remedy has yet, or.
probably willever be found.
Mr.. Fiewlings plan further proves that
the present caloulators have over fin the
time, by which, in the beginning OF the
year 1904, the longitude will be Affected
two degrees wi.tin one zecond. So that
If there was possibility of taking the an
gular distance Of Jupiter's facilities, unless
mean time, and tropical time should be
made to correspond, the longitude would
Dc erroneous.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-12
BALTIMORE, September 9.

- = 1N'N N-N-~3 Ntt~'i'cS'
Arrived laa night, the Pruaisn lhip
Die Hofnung, captain A. P. Huffman,
II days from Lear.
Augua II, lat. 80, IS, long. 81.
fpoke ,he fchooner Patty and Peggy, from
Philadelphia, bound to Surinam.
Arrived lat night, the French fhip La
Bordslaiie captain Lstoae, II days rom
Martinique.
Arrived Bremen fhip Neutrality, cap.
tain John c. Jacobien, Is days from Bre-.
men.
Sailed on the 18th June; on the 9th
of July fell 10 with an Englilh cIuizsr,
who after examining our papers, fufe.ed
us TO proceed. July 80, in lat. 50 8,
lopg. IS, were boarded by a cruizer from
Liverpool, who fufered us to proceed
Augua 1a, were boarded by a Spanilh
frigase bound to Liibon. AuguA I2h,
were boarded by the Englifh Privateer
captain Williams, who after tax
ing oot fome hams, FILTERED Us to proceed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-12
For Sale,
A handfome FARM,

Three miles from Alexandria, partly ~
ing on the main road that leads to Col
cheAer, containing one hundred and twen-
ty FIVE acres, handfomely improved, and
pleasantly f.oated on the prcmiies are
neat dwelling houfe, a kitchen adjoining,
dairy, an excellent we'll of water, and a
barn 50 feet long, together with gene
raj collection of choice fruit trees. The
fituation as a country feat is we'll adapted
for the reGdence of any peffon who may
buy ii, and will be fold on moderate terms
by the proprietor.
THOS. RICHARDS.
Sept. $. q
o. Cath glue'1 for clean
linen and cotton rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-12
BY order,
S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
Extrad Of a iener f,om an oJfeer IN tbe
Uaitea States army, to his f,iead in
this s0qou, dufea
{" FORT NIAGARA, AUc. IL.

!" FORT NIAGARA, AUc. II.
!" have just seen a British officer from
Fort George, who informs NE thar they
have discovered conspiracy that was to
have taken place among the soldiers Of
that garrison this evening heir inten-
tons we've 10 have murdered the whgle Of
the officers, burnt the garrison, and TO have.
fled to the United States. This IS bat
talon of the 49th Irish regimeut, abou.
10 in number the principals are sent
to York, where an example will be made
Of them. Had they offered to come with
in reach Of our canaon they would have
met, with warm reception.
{, Further information states that there
are number of lettsEs found with them
from inhabitants Of this safe, Offering
them assistance and protection, should
they prove successful. Does this not
shew the rascallity OF the Demos %
During the latter part of the admin
Rration of John Adams, the dilafect d
were very clamorous againl the fedition
law-the fame monotonous found echoed
daily from their prints. Did they then
underaant what they wrote about-that
they were abuGng the PRECEDENT, with all
that tlifcord could invent, while this fedi-
ton law permitted /" he trath.to be given
in evidence" on profecution for fuch
outrases. Now, though it is generally
granted that this is mall cafes great
disadvantage to the democratic agents, il
is not believed it will DC conllercd by the
peosle OF America as an OBJECTION 20 the
law. 1t is no wonder that the former
with to have the edition law condemned.
It tended TO prevent tsdision, and it open
ed palIage for Truth to The courts of
iulfice. which the common law does not.
Now this is found to be a gresf advan.
tage to democratic agents, whether they
figure there as plaintiffs or defendants.
For the want of the Edition law, iome
printers have been judged guilty andsr
our prefent mid and hberq! uamiaistratjoa,
merely Decaafs they were not allowed 70
give the ttugn in evidence. For want OF
this, the conductor OF a free prsls has been
convicted Of writing libsi againt Ihos.
Tsfetfoa-againf thst very man who, on
the 4tb of May, 1901, wrote the follow
ing leatiments, and which ought TO be
repeated, and contracted with Crofwell's
trial, as often as opportunity offered:
/" am fenfble with you Of The diitor-
6 tons and oerverGons Of truth and jnf
s. tice, praeaifed in the public papers, ard
g how difficult to decypher characters
6 through that median. Bur THESE
!" ABUSES OF TIE PRESS ARE PER-
&" HAps INsEpARABLE fran its FREE
& DOM and its FREEDOM MUST B E Pro-
" TEcTED, or liberty, eiu1 and 'eiigio3s,
(" be ,<lmquisbed. Il is part Of our
(" duty, therefore, to fubmit to the lace.
g rations Of lis flanders, as lrfs inju-
I" rious 10 cur country than the tramRels
" which fapprefs them.
III: JEFFERSON"
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,,.,a Il is defence 4 fsSsiisa 2 6t
q 0' ~ These. yes Americans, these
a'fs s. R;sbn Of rh@ Rights IF Ma1,-
arg .s, e E these be It's Rights, what must ITS
Wrssgs be.
(. TSntt, t1rJf, Heraf''1 ~ iunsfAl
bas'd meals
g Did eolay tarais6 fe'f6 ne ssa'''os<
fablss.
: w,rlq I badmet ny dsir<st fae IL f4sa-
: o. err I5al ss<s fbaf day g
----.+.----
.poM TIE gRIrIsA NEpTuaE.
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aIaraRotia anbfrttser.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
HEALTH-0FFICE,
SgPTEMEER 10.

The Committee of Health are pre-
pairing report which will appearto-
morrow. In the interim, for the sa-
tisfaction of their Fellow-C Citizens,
they beg leave 80 state, that the situ-
alton Of the Town is infinitely more
favorable than they had reason to ex-
.pect.
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from The dsatb Of EDwA1D, The 0oa-
sDar.
1866 Sept. 90, successful, William Of
Normarsy.
1869 - unsuccessful, BY Che Irish.
lo7l - successful, by the Scots.
1898 unsuccessful, by do. when
their King, Malcolm, was
killed.
llol -- unsuccessful, Robert, Of
Normandy.
1856 ------- unsuccessful, by the Scots.
1859 - unsucccssfpl, Maud.
sl516 Sept. %, unsuccessful, Isabel,
Queen OF Edward IL.
1899 July, successful, Duke Of Lancas~
ter.
I4l6 unsuccessful, by the French
1862 unsuccessful, Henry, VI.
1870 successful. Earl. of War
wick.
.l47l successful, Edward Nv.
l47l unsuccessful, Henry VI
Queen.
1884 unsuccessful, Earl OF Rich.
lnond.
l4S5, Aug. 6, successful Earl Of Rich.
mond.
1887 unsuccessful Lambert Sim.
nell.
1895 unsuccessful, Perkin War.
beck.
1897 -- unsuccessful do.
1888 ~ unsuccessful, Phlipof Spain.
1850 ---a unsuccessful, Charles, Ii.
1855, May Is, unsuccessful, Duke CT
Monmouth.
1888, Oe. 10, successful, Prince of o.
range.
1888, March u, unsuccessful, James II.
1903, March II, unsuccessful, the Pie.
tender.
l7l5 unsuccessful, do.
'l745, July IA, unsuccessful, do.
1872, Feb. q, unsnecfssiul, by the French
in Wales.
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Es1s,;,us y Esslas1asd Gu1t Brian,
lrom The asatb sf EDwAaD, The Con-
tDar.
1866 Sept. %, successful, William Of
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FROM THE BRIrIsa Nspruag.
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JUST ARRIVED,
And for fale on board the Eh'r Mercury
lying at Hewes and Miller's wharf,
200 Gdes Soal Leather,
pipes real Holland Gin,
80 bolts Ru6ia Duck,
1000 lbs. good Cheefe,
As boxes frcih Lifbon Lemons,
A few bis. and tieroes N. E. Rum,
A few bales India Cotons, and
A good aifortment Of Shoes, &c.
Apply on board.
: Sept. O. eo3't
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ExtraR efa Letter -fron Domi1ira, daffd
Augaf II.

ExtraR eta Letter from Dowi1ifa, daffd
Axgaf II.
s On Friday night We had severe hur-
ricane--I held on all that night, though
several vessels had put to sea. But next
morning was obliged to SIP one cable
and cut the other, and was fortunate e.
nough to get out TO sea. Seven sail OF
vessels went on shore, and great deal
of other damage done.
"Iwas two days at sea before I got in
to my anchors. On MONDAY the 18th !
went to clear out at the Custom House,
when | found there was Proclamation
out declaring both Martinique ard Qua
daloupe blockaded."
AS the Invasion of England is all the
rage at present, the following chronology
cal article may crafty curiosity.