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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-29
PURSUANT

1 OICO NV
TO a D:ei of Ttal from Samuel Potion, to I'll:
fubfcribcr, will be cxp"fed 70 f2':, for ready
money, at the Coffee Houft in he town Of
Alexandria, on toe sixtermf5 day Of OaObu
next,
Two Tracts ofLand,
Lying On the moth river Of Caaapsh.n, IN The
county OF iidmFfhue, contaiaisg four hundred and
thirty enc acres; the faic vii! comRrDc at Il
O'Clock in the day.
James Keith.
Septcmbcr 4 l.~ds+
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To Be SOLD.

on Thuri}y asz7,h jay % : mher nrxt
on he penfes. t. III: h;gae2 ai3s, II no
dil2oGea Is fivst, fs'e bclc hat day,
The TRACT Of LAND
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Idward Hack5sy 6 9w. Ramfay,
HAVING THIS DAY

HAVING THIS Day
Entered into p~sesneifh aodeS the : - OF Aaet-
~ an5 Ramjay, Gar tor G'e at gessr iiefe,
corser of King and Pis &.cess, seaF she zee.
;nrton Tavern, = general sgotvssatos
Usnes, Sbl 5t9osH Liquors, se-
l~,-arr so
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c~ea-qc5, Sc.

WARRANTED Gseui 6, ,iz:
Ioadon ssrt:uiaS M-deHa, "a
in pipAs AID bal 80.
Lion,
Cslmans aud
Malssa
Pars q 81 excellent quaiisy Y sosties,
Msdocs Clare, in cafes al tws Soz.
Loaf, lomp aad aiafcosalo Sugars,
Syr@p ana Mo.4Ss.
Ioodcu bottles PoEtr,
lsssaiea and baeisua Rs~,
Hoilsnd I'D coantsy Gla,
Carni4c aod s,sce9n- s. aays
WIS w., g,aszsf,
Paaslsl,sse snd Aihaag Chocolate,
Re Blue, Nlatae s~s?.<tss, BFSss"Sc,
Sal Peyte sed Also.
EesHia an3 eoasas3 Gss2oaa@,
ShQt. aIofec,
G-cgia Cotton,
lmPef;al.
Tsyfan Chalsog, Ev,xh Tesse &c III
II l0n,
Young Il, ION, s3Ss>
Hylon Skin, tlsi~5,
and
soechsngs, aao,feaJ
Bel Gsesn Cofcc,
SPICES OF every ksnd,
Dothsm ans Dlxon'e &cAsd,
Leipci's Saud,
Spqadh Seeas of a goad s-aEu,
BslSrt Saa E2r table rte,
P,.xs in bosss.
Nf.pp.os Paper,
Bet Salad OF,
M O-..L
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIoNs.

The editor Of the Farmer Cabinet, = neat and
we'll edited federal paper, printed \, Amherst
after publishing ,oturns Of votes for Governor,
from 90 towns, makes the following remar,,s---
which evidently prove, that the cause Of federal
ism is g lootiag ~ in tjaf Stare"
e" A"ho' we cannot vouch for the correctness
OF The above statements. we believe they may in
general be relied on. BY giving in opposite co.
iHmns the va;es Of this year and the last, our
readers will perceive at one view the loss and
gain of each candidate. /, needs no comment 1;
nordoes it require the spirit Of prophecy to pre-
ditl a change in the administration Of our state
government the present year. Whether Mr.
Gilman or M Langdon are chosen N fll the
first once Of the state, almost certain it is thar in
the next House of Representatives there will be
4 republican majority.
In the above 65 towns, last year Mr.. Lang
don had $500 votes-this year 4823-Mr Gil.
man aFt year 592S-this wear 1892; decrease Of
Gilman votes 246-- increase Of Laugdon's votes
1145
BY returns from So towns, in yesterdays Cen.
tinol (rot published in the Cabnet) Mr. Lang
don has 2l60 votes and MIR. Gilman 2O84--giv.
ing the latter gentleman in 80 towns, a majority
Of 1877 woes only. Saiem Rex
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ALDER0IEN.
COMMUNICATION.

= hint 20 tic ministers and Eea;ries of TIE
ProfeR'oW EhiecQhaL Chureh, ana also TO
other Chrisficq societies.
Passing through one of the m ddle coun-
ties the other d~v,I was agreeJbIv surpri-
sed at finding, that plan Tor the benefit of
he Pr. Up. Church was very warmly sup
ported by some OF its most respectable
members. The plan woS, that compa.
ny should be formed, consisIingofa as many
as chose to subscribe, for he purpose Of
purchasing tickets in the College Lottery
ut Williamsburg and the prizes drawn,
to be app opriated to the support of the
church IN that county. Itappears to me,
that the idea was worthy OF public com
nadnicat'on; and that many parishes might,
very probably, follow so lauClab'e an exam
pie, as soon as it was made known.
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l. T. I + z. r.
From Mr.. Caihcart, American consul at
LeGhorn, TO capt Orne, who arrived at
Salem last week, dared,

From Mr.. Cathcart, American consul at
LeGhorn, to capt Orne, who arrived at
Salem last week, dared,
Leghoru, Deccm5er 6, 1903.
"The enclosed packets contain copies
Of letters from Tripoli informing us oftuc
loss of the United States frigate Phi!adei-
phia.--She ran on bank abreast Of the
harbour at | ! A. NJ. OH the 3lst of Octo.
Der and kept UP a brisk cannOnade with
the gun-boats Of that regency Until -
2. VI. when falling in their efforts TO get
her off they surrendered TO superior force.
The officers ard crew are in captivity !;
bat the former are permitted 10 remain
iu the American consular house, in con-
sequence of my having paid the rent in
anticipation Tor four years before left
that place,
The officers and crew had been plum
dered Of every thing, and arc consequent
ly in want Of every necessary of life.
have forwarded credi,y for their present
maintenance until provision is made for
them by governmenl---ADd shall procure
a change Of clothes for them with all Dos
sible expedition.
~ u ~ Oh BItdt importance tnat M
telligcncc Of this dcplorable event should
reach The seat of government with all pos
sib'c expedition, ] request you TO forward
the enclosed by the first vessel from Bar.
celona, and it zone should be ready to sail
Immediately for the United States, to i'm
mcdiateiy enclose it TO Mr.. Kirkpatrick,
our consul at Malaga, requesting him to
forward it from his place by The most di-
recl conveyance.
son your arrival in America it would
! Dc g. use 20 pCJi,ah an eXltaCt from this
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
LTRANSLATION.1

LIBERTY, OR DEATH.
GOVERyWJfE.N7' OF H.iTTY.
ARRFTE.
Head quarters, Port-au-Prince, Jan. IA,
lst year OF the Independence of
Hayti,
The governor-general, considering that
agreat number ofnative blacks and men of
color are suffering in the United States of
America, for want OF Ihe means of return
ing DEGREES,
There shall be allowed to the captains of
American vessels the sum Of Forty dollars
tor each individual! they may restore to this
country.
H orders, that this decree shall be
printed, published, and posted mp; and
that copy thereof be Immediately for
warded to the Congress Of the United
States.
BY the Governor General,
Signed, ESSALlNES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

not many persons, who would have had
sufficient stamina of honor 10 have SURVIVE
ed such reiterated calumnies-VVe do not
write tins to suggest that the Prince has
no taults, we only mean to offer it, as our
weak opinion, that his character is alto
ge,her beniRnant in its source and liberal
IN Its operations. 1t is believed, that he
has never evinced, in his most cornmuni.
catIve moments, any strong desire TO hold
the reigns OF government, but would be
wore contented to enjoy himself as pri.
Vate person, unshocked with the tiappings>
and membranes of Office, and not re-
sponsible for the observance of any other
forms, than those which are requisite for
the maintenance OF a gentlemaniy deport-
ment.
As there is some hazard Of the cont.
nuance of the civil and religious national
ordinances, in these days of peril, to the
superb Monk and the partial Magistrate,
1t IS probable that the heads of the differ.
ent parties, 1--WE mean those who are anti
republican, may endeavor to efs6a Goa.
lItion, for the preservation of those dis
unctlons and privileges, which are the re-
elusive heritage of those members Of TIE
Church and State, who are s!owed By
immemorial usage. to plumber and insult
the community in the same iustant.-.To
bring this about, there may be crowds of
Nobility and Prelatcs at his Royal High
nesses levec,
" Who Formerly moGc mouths al him,
" Bur spould no7v give h,nidred d,lcats,
I" FOR his Picture, in Title 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
From the National hatclEgencer.

IMPROVEMENT ON AGRICULTURE.
Descriptions of the Comfanion or GanT
Pioughs--invented by
Mr.. JOB SMITH of New. York state, Der.
haps the greatest improvement on az, icnl-
ture that ever yet has been exhibited ir the
United States how appears to the public
view.
The CoMPANioN PLoueH IS calculated
to 'urn two burrows at once either to the
right or left, and will require, in breakine-
up s@ard ground, two yoke Of oxen, or e.
quail strength ofhorses. This plough will
perform double the work, with the
same team and in the same space oftime,
that any single plough yet invented can
do: while it saves the labor Of TWO men.
he expense of the plough does but very
little exceed the ordinary paughs, and IL
about equal, or rather less in weigh. II
Is calculated 10 work single fr,ow, like
ordinary ploughs, or double as The planter
may choose: and is filter for all klnds of
land. In cross ploug hing or seeding :, re-
qures only the ordinary strength of leeIn.
The GANG PLoUGH is calculated for
cross ploughing and seeding only-and
turns from two to six burrows at the same
time. 1t will require three horses or the
strength of three, to work it with ease - but
1T saves the ordinary labor ofsi% men.
Mr. Smith mas deposited the original
plan OF these ploughs al the Office of ,he
Department ofState and secured the pa-
tent right. a complete plough on the
construction above described, will be seen
IN Georgetown at Mir. Barney's, in few
days.
The gang plough is made en- the same
construction as the companion plough.
The inventor believes the ADVANTAGES
the pubic will receive from this improve
nent will engage their patronage TO the
works.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
ROBIN REDBREAS

A FINE hay, fifteen and 4 halfh1nds hipi, i'm
ported from England last spring. Will stand
the ensuing season ar nv stable in Chesterfield
county, on Appcma ioy river - miles above Pc
tersburS, 10 cover mares ut twenty-five dollars
the season, for which notes will be expe ned, dis
chargabe by tne payment of twenty dollars on or
before the first c..V OF Olober nest; Ten dollars
the leapt be PAID 'vnen the mare covered, with
one dollar Tor each mare 70 the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage gratis, hav'N~ nearly one
Thousand acres of high and low and IN six differ
ent Enclosures, uTfc' ''roug fences, besides seve
raj Clover lots. The Sleatest attention shall be
paid to mares left in M care but will not be la
bic for accidents o escapes.
p J. D I 2 2 T. r.
ROBIN REDDkr Asst was gotby Sir Peter
Teazle, MS dam Wren, 10y Wooipecker, his erard
dam Partition, (Sir Peters DAMP by Snap, ''s
great gra"dam Miss Cleveland, bv Reguus, ms
great great grandam Midsc by son Of Bay 2ol-
ton. Raraet's Chlde,a. Horeywood's Arabian.
dam cf the Two Thu Blues
CTaken from he &c eral stud 5ook)
p E x FOR u Il.
In 1900 (the only ear he ru, at Brilgnorth.
June Ia. q mile heats. at four ears old. nc won
the maiden plate beating Mr. IA, s IaSiusr, by
Precpitate. and Mr. Cars Prospect.
The next day. at me same mace 4 nile heats,
ne came IN irs and FIRST bur lost the race for the
want of a few ounces in weight the last neat
AT New-Nasue, July 81, ne won the members
purse ct ( SO 4mi'e heats, bearing Mr. arisons
TrumPator, * di5tancinS Sirr NJ ostyn's Hedera
AT Nantwich, Juy 10, he won the town purse
OF & 50, beating VI Smiths Sultan, and distan
cling Sir I. Mosrc'5 Hed~ra
AT Warwick, Sept. 9. he won his r,aiesty's
plate of 100 guineas. mile heats, bcl.inE Lord
DoneSall's Fng'eman, and dis,ancing 2Ir Tharm's
Marquis.
He won the parse at Litchfed, Sepr II, 4
mile heats heating Lord Donegall's b II by
Po,8o's, and distancing Mr. Brookes Baron Nile,
Lord Oxfnrd's Victoria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoon
Tree. He was never beaten Annie heats except
at BridGnorth, as above stated, where. although
y IT was given against him, it vas evident thai he
was much the best horse
THOMAS COODE.
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G N p q

OF letter from capt. Bi"bridgc, To COM
modore PrebIc, dated l'ripoli, Barbary,
10Th November, 1905. q
SIR,
had the honor Of writing to you on
the first and sixth instant from this place.
giving an accoun; of the loss OF the Uni
ted>5,atcs iigate Philadelphia, late under
my command. | now transmit you fur.
ther particulars Of tia: unhappy event
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

We have it from undoubtcd authority,
(says the Baltimore Telegraphc) that VI.
Plchon, minister from the French govern
ment, residing in the city Of Washington,
has been recalled and that person has
arrived, vino is Immediately to all his
piace.--We are at a loss to conceive the
obiec( Of this sudden and unexpected
measure, but time will 10 doubt develope
it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

letter, in order that the relations TO the
unfortunate sufferers may be informed oil
their real situation, and at the same time
to offer to those who are in circumstance
to make remittances 70 their friends, nv
service gratis, as thereby they would save
commission and other charges generally
made on such occasions. Wishing YOU
pleasant passage, am, sir, your most o.
bcdient servant"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

lures, praying remission OF their punish
tneRt.
Charles Bishop and - Dunlap, a.
gainst whom warrants were likewise issu.
ed are now going at large, openly defying
The municipal authority. These two, it is
said, were the principals in this afro
cious violation of order and the good of
society. 1t is hoped, however, that the
vigilance and activity ofour police officers,
will, ere long, drag them to condign pu-
nishment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

Club Races will commence on Tuesday the 9Th
day of May next, and win continge for days
the lst day the Jockey Club purse Of dolls 400,
four mile heats2l day the Proprietor Of lie
Fields purse of dolls. 200, three mile heats
81 day the Jockey Club Cup Of dolls 100 value
two mile heats, free for ali ages no person per
mitted 70 starr for the cup but members cf the
club. and 70 their only benefit IA day Sweep
Stakes for Years old COILS and fl cs two mile
heats. entrance dolls 100. half forfei. aubscrip.
ton to close on the 18th d,y Of April 4 subscri.
bcrs OF race nc weigh,s aud rules Tor those
races are agreeabla 10 IN, Richmond Jockey Club
Tu'es-veigits as follows: aged horses 49, lbs :;
wears I'D 1913 lbs Years I'd 1lS los ears
old f06 lbs 3 years old 90 lbs Mares and Gel
dirgs allowed lbs
The Treasurer for the club requests the mem.
bers to he polntciin paying W their subscription
on or before the day Of iuuuuv.
THOMAS CHEATHAM, T'r.
March % 1904 ONT
THE MEMBERS or THE CLUE
are requested TO meet at the Broad Rock course
tie day preceding The Jockey Club Purse AZ d
O'Clock IN The evening. for The purpose Of making
SOME regulations for he liaerrn; days running.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
LHTR PROM JTgB0N

Capt. Hills, who arrived Boston on Mon
day, the l9'hult in 24 days from Lisbon, ir forms
that no expectations were enterta'0ed when Ne
sailed that either Spain or Portugl would be in
vo'ved in the war.--The British Consul had arr
rived al Iisboi, from Algiers He mentioned
thar Commodore Preb'e was proceeding 20 make
an attempt 20 burn the Philadelphia which still
remained anrcnnd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

1t will be satisfactory to the friends of
Mr.. MacdoHough, midshipman, 70 learn
that he was not on board The Philadelphia
at the time of her capture, having been,
some DAYS previous, transferred by COM
modore Preble to the schooner Enterprise.
(.Nat. L1fek. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
THE Virginia Argsts. .
RICHMOND:
SATURDAY. ApRIL 7. 1894.

On Monday last, Geryas S,orrs and Jo-
seph Selden, Esq's. were elected delegates
to serve in the next General Assembly
oil this commonwealth, for the county of
Henrico.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
advertisement.

'HE subscriber and sundry of tie Inhabitants
of the county of Richmond and EVestn,ors-
land, intend to apply 20 the County court cf Rich.
mond on the first Monday in May nex.. 20 order
the road 20 be discontinued which leads iron, ,ba
road goinEio Nomony ferry at Mrs fFall's. nv III
SUBSCRIBERS old mill. towards Wes,morclanJ
courthouse as far as the line that divides Rich
mond from Westmoreand
March 20. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
LIBERTE, AULh MORT.
GOUYERN.lIEJV7' D'HdYiT.
ARRETE.
Au Quartier-(ieneral du Port-au-
Prince, lie IA Janvier, 1904, an rer
de UNDERGRADUATE d'uAyrI.
AR RETE.

Gle Independence d'HAYTI.
lie Gouverneur- General, considerant
qu,une grande qnantite d'indigenes noirs
etjaunes, genlssent dams letendue dcs E.
tat Oms dAmerique, retenus par defaults
de moyens: arrete.
ii sera alloue aux les capitaines Ameri-
cams, une some dc QuaranIe gourdes pour
chaqne individus qu'ils transporteront en-
&c pays.
Neut ct entend que ledit arrete soft i'm
prime public ct aIlche, ct qu'un exem-
,plaIrc EN- SOFT adiresse directement au Con-
gres des ,Etats Unis d'Amerique.
lie Gouverneur General,
Signe DESSALIEES,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

/ give public notice to all
persons that have any claim against the estate nut
in tie hands OF william Evans and Caleb Baker.
BY John hodnett OF Buckingham county, as trus-
tees, for tue beneht of his daughter Esther An.
derson, during her natural life, which will an.
pear on deed recorded in he distriSt court holden
at Prince Edward on the 5th day os April. 1926.
CALEB BAKER,
g ofPrince lward county,. Trnstee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
We the subscribers hold

ing lands adjoining to and near the city
OF Richmond and the James river canal,
having fer length Of time suffered mum.
bcrless depredaiions on our property IN
timber, wood, stock and enclosures, By iii.
ycrs persons, under the various pre,ences
OF fishing, towing, shooting and hunting,
do hereby notify, lorewarn and forbid al
persons whornsoever, from tresDassinr on
our said property. or that Of either of us,
under the aforesaid pretences, or IN any
other way Whatsoever, having detegmin-
ed from unavoidable necessity to prose-
cute all such trcspasses without respeet
Of persons.
~. F0uafce.
John Har0ie.
j. Robinson.
Richmond, April ,, 1904. ct
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Geo. W. Smith. John Dixon.
Robert Mitchell. HUMPHREYS Dabney.
SamuelPleasants,jr David Lambert.
Bejamn Tate. John Adams.
MADISON WARD.
Robert Pollard. Henry 5. Shore.
Edward Darlington. Samuel Paine.
George Pickett. VIM. Richardson.
james M'Clurg. George FISHER.
Monroe WARD.
William Du.Nal. William MsKim.
William Moseley. William Price.
John Robinson. Alexander Quarrier
Samuel M'Craw. Anderson Barrett.
The members returned as above, yes
terday assembled themselves at the court
house, agrcea6y 10 law. and ele6led by
ballot from among themselves, the follow
ing persons, TO serve during the ensuing
twelve months -
ROBERT MIrcHELL, Mayor.
WILLIAM DU VAL, Recorder.
WILLIAM MosELEY, President of the
Common Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

On Wednesday last the annual election
OF officers TO serve as Mayor, Recorder,
Aldermen and Common Counciimen, took
place IN the several Wards oil this city.
The republican ticket in Monroe Ward
was carried by majority of two to one.
In Jefferson Ward seven of The eight can
dldates OH the republican ticket were e.
lected with ease. No opposition was
made TO the federal ticket In Madison
Ward. The general rcsuA is fifteen re-
pubiicans to nIne federalisis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
VIC membcrs Offhe DC

IN iAANi1tOCl - vi inc us
nal Swamp Canal Company, either in Derson. or
oy proxy, are requested to meet at the Exchange
IN Norfolk on the FIRST Monday in May next. 10
o.eet president and directors, and on other bu-
siness of Importance to the colnpanv. Nil :.
also given to those who are delinquentstntJe i,,v.
ment Of their quotas heretofore called for ,bs+
unless they make payment of their respective ba-
Iances on or before the said day, thattheir sbarss
vail oe sold ON the Tuesday following the above
mentioned day Of meeting.
bomds We-gf7u.
Angs. Sianc5'ey, /
nm. YaaS5an, : Directors.
Richard Bl5w,
By orders OF the directors.
Wnt. Cbas. Ice OK. &c. D.. S Canal Co.
sd Mar h, 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

SEAT AssoRTwGNT OF
Morocco Pocket Books
n ~: received and Tor sale At thus ofhes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

Commodore Edward Preble,
commanding .he u. $.
Squadron, Mediterranean
station.
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The Broad Rock jockey

March Isl. 1904
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
sn Dollars ReUdrd.

LOST on Friday the as h ult. between the
house Of Mr.. Ralph Hoagkins and Hanfon.Jen,
kins, Fairflx couaty,
A@ elegant Gold Watch,
Gnpl. csie, on the back representation Of
cage and two bird, plain face. the key hole
bulhee With g-,d, gold hands, caaio and key, on
she KEY the letters + D. were sagraved, fmail
gleis fea,.
TIE abaye reward vii be given TO any perfon
wha will leave faid Watch either with he Printer
hereof, Mr.. Peregrins Hoikins, lCrofs Roads, or
myfsIf.
Edward Bate.
CT Should the shove watch be offered tor fale
10 apy perion, they are rsqueRed to retain the
fsmr.
Feb. s. dstt
er Cain given fOrslean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
PSAI.M ODY.

THE Committee appointed on behalf Of the
s. piifrppal Church for that purpoie, beg leave TO
inform The Congregation that they have procured
4 per(on 70 oficiase as Clerk, who ALTO prcpOfcs
Keeping a SINGING SCHOOL in this place,
and the Committee have il in their power TO re-
commend him as a pelion Of character aud know
lrdee Of his profeilion. His School will eopsned
Tbs Evenirgiat the room oecupeid BY Mr.. Gene.
res, at Mir. OvsraIPs, and as Coon as The weather
moderates & will be kept at the Protestant and
Presbyterian Churches alternately.
The Committee.
a All thofe deGrous of being taughc Palmo-
dy will pleafc apply at the aboycmentionedp place.
Feb !. d
RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co.
Have on hand, and to b foldon very low
terms, handfemr aaortment of
fSpc, Roe and fecond
BROAD CT Q T III S,
a quantity Of Rals Blankets,
T@iIled DO.
Tie<lis gburg, and Gsrnsn Ufaasufgs,
Bcaticks and Apron Checks,
Ccuop fiofety,
fuflars. Yrlyets apd Cordaroys,
Bambsze9:s ard Wlldbores,
cal;coes aud lriih Linens,
Striped Iesseys aid Gaaineres,
C5fded Dsmiiies and FiaEnels,
YwiIled Coa,sngs aud Ha'fthieks,
400 pieces Eagiiih Canvas,
400 resns writing Paper,
60 do. wrapping d..
trunk coioursd TwiRs and Sewing Silks
d.. Um5rehss,
cafks sein Twinr,
do. Fsg Elce,
2 DO. Role BIiDaone,
icO KEGS White Lead,
s boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 hhas. brown Sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Vice,
And a quantity of PlAisrER or PARIS.
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