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oommandant observed 20 him, that il was
necessary Tor the safety OF the republic,
tda' traitors should DC denounced; that
whichever services MORGAN had rendered,
IT was evident he had associated with
set oi m;scrcants, who had determined up
OH the restoration of monarchy, and the
ruturn of tyranny wished, however,
10 know, if'they were all of the same o.
pinion Of the grenadier who had stepped
forward upon this being made known,
the whole OF the two regiments to man
stepped out and secondedIheir comratie,
declaring they were anxious to defend
their Gen. (Moreau-) The consequence
OF this intimation was, the regiments were
ordered Immediately into the interior OF
the country.
Admiral Truget has been appointed
Chief Admiral of France, with a salary of
$4,000 francs per annum.
A port folio belonging 10 Pichegru, con-
tanning the whole plan of the conspiracy,
is stated TO have been found, and given
up to the minister OF the Police and in
the apartment where Georges resided
2oo,ocs pieces of gold have been disco.
vered.
We understand that the stone expedite
on is entirely abandoned. The ships fit
! ted up for that service returned yesterday
10 the Downs, after having been within a
very short distance of the mouth Of Bo-
lougnc halbor.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IA.
CFLRBRA7TON:

CELEBRATIONS.
THE ACQUISITION OF LOUISIANA.
This Joyous festival was celebrated ac-
cordlng TO the intention on Saturday, in
manner which must have communicated
TO every lover of American happiness and
prosperity, feelings and emotions the most
impressive.
The heavens for three preceding DAYS
had been over cast, and an uncomfortable
SIizzling rain had continued with little in
PERMISSION the whole of that time and un.
I'll about the midnight Of Friday-Those
who felt an interest in the celebration were
apprehensive that the effect of the spe6la-
Gle in the procession, and on the plain,
and of the Grafton, would have been MARI
ed by the unreasonable state of the wea-
ther--and those who were adverse TO the
ieslivisy tior there are some who repine
even at the prosperity and honor of their
country had manifested their Joy in an
ilclpating the disappointment which they
calculated upon as certain, for which ma
ny hoNsfy avowed they had hrayed-and
upon which zeal had already staked ma
ny wagegs.
The committee Of arrangement, howe
yer, determined that the procession should
proceed, and that the expression Of the
feelings OF patriotism should not depend
upon sunshine. Early or Saturday morn.
ing the usual demonstrations Of Joy were
made by salute Of " guns near Centre
Square by the artillery corps commanded
by captain Powell the bells Of Christ
Church rung merry peal" and the
drums Of the several military corps spoke
9 notes Of preparation"
The heavens soon wore a cheerful as.
pet'--the dawn that had been ushered in
with the transient shadows Of dssipating
clouds cleared up, and gave a cool and
.harming day.
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The arrangements previously made
were judicious aud conducted from the
commencement 10 the close o. the day
without disorder or accident, either 10 in
terrupt or to allay public enjoyment.
The procession commenced at half al.
ter ten in the morning from the corner OF
Vine street in the order following; the
whole line from that point extending thro
the noC,hern liberties till its left reached
the Germantown road.
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HARrFORD,(Con.,M Nav y.

On Thursday last the General Election
OF the officers Of the State Government
was held in this City.
The House of Representatives made
choice of TIMOTHY PITKIN, jun Esquire,
Speaker, and JONATHAN Q. MosELEY,
and NATHANIEL RossETER, Esquires,
Clerks.
On counting the votes for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Assistants, it
appeared that the following gentlemen
were chosen, viz.
JONATHAN TRUMBULL, ESQ.
Governor.
JOHN TREADWELL, Esq.
Lieutenant Governor.
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kJOTICE.-Those gentlemen who have been.
! 50 obiging as 20 dispose Of Tickets in The
Lottery for The College Of William 6. MARY. are
requested to make return Of their sales as sDee.
S,X as ro''o'e to one OF the commissioners in.
Wiinsa' burg, IN order thar The DR., yir ,,
rpcncc At tic time appointed, ~
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MILITARY DISAFFECTION.

A private letter, received from a gentle
man residing at Rennes, in Brittany, states
the following particulars. "The com
mandant OF the town having been inform
ed that two regiments of the French sta
toned there, had expressed great dissatis.
faction at the arrest of General Moreau,
he ordered them to assemble upon the Es-
planade, where he exhorted them to in
form him Of the cause Of complaint, and
told them If any man would come forward.
and state his grievances, they should be
Immediately remedied. One Of the gre.
nadiers Immediately stepped from the
ranks, and in loud terms informed the
commanddnl, " that their grievances arose
from the conduct OF the Chief Consul, who
had caused their general Moreau, to be
uDjustly arr ested, and had instituted char
ges against hun, which were completely
uBiounGed; that he General Moreau)
had rendered more services TO the repub-
lie by his retreats, than ever the Chief
Consul had done by his Victories" The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26

|"No" ltVHNICT.
Artillery Company, Capt. Forepaugh's.)
EyankerS.
Capt. Ebberly's Corps, Infantry.
Capt. Dalzell's Company, Infantry.
Capt. Wagner's Corps. RIiirmen.
Tue Yrumneis.
Corps OF Horse, (Capt. EIll's,)
C9foRei Of The rirSt Battalion.
The Iammany Society or Columbian
Order.
II Bugle Horn.
Grand Sachem of Tamlnany Society,
a warrior carrying flag OF Pennsylvania,
Father of the Council.
A Sachem with the Calumet.
The caf Of Liberty.
The Tribe of Pennsylvania.
The 6 other tribes led by their several
Sachems and the Flag of each tribe.
The Scribe OF the Society.
The Wiskinkee.
The 81. Patrick Society.
The Union Society of Cordwainers.
The United German Benefit Society.
The Incorporated St. Tammany Society.
The Union Society.
The Provident Society.
The True Republican Society.
The Democratic Republican, Benevo-
lent Society.
The Friendly Society.
The Vicluallers.
The Cincinnati.
The Committee Of Arrangement-M
thew LAWYER, Esq. Fred. Wolbert, ESQ.
Major Kits, Gen. Barker, Hugh Fereu
son, Esq. Major Simmons.
The Orator of the Day-Dr. I.eib.
The Young Men OF Democratic prin-
cipies, bearing an emblematic flag.
THE principal figure Liberty on Pc
destal-shaded by Palm tree at her left
Peace with Cornucopia, OH her right
figure of an aborigine representing the l.
nited States-in the act OF raising from the
ground female figure of an aborigine re-
presenting Louisiana-and presenting her
TO Liberty and Peace-above appears Mi
neIva, significant of the wisdom which +
iected the Union of Louisiana by pacific
means the motto,
Wisdom and Virtue 1riumhAant.l
Citizens in anks.
Governor of the Commonwealth.
Civil officers OF the state and general
government.
The Cily Councils.
The Major General Of the Militia and
commandant flhe legion, with his staff.
The officers Of the City and County
Militia.
Second battalion ofhe Legion.
TVo 7rumhefs.
Corps of Horse, (Capt. Jones's.)
Rifle Corps, (Capt. Snyder's)
Infantry Corps, (Capt. Sterns)
Brass field pieces homder.
Artillery Corps, (Capt. PowelPs.)
Infantry-Capt. Sweeny,
- Duane,
- Mentzer,
- Montgomery,
- Vogdes.
I'vefUe Standards.
Narfal Music.
Capt. Fox,
- Marshall,
- M'Kellar,
- Allen,
- Simington.
Colonel OF the second Battalion.
fOunder.
Artillery, (Capt, Cashs.)
Rifle Corps, Capt. Fesmire's.)
Infantry, (Capt. Allimus's.)
Rifle Corps, (Capt. Seyfert's.)
Ttumhets.
Corps of Horse, Capt. Comely's)
The vetness Of thc ground rendered It
necessary to limit the progress of the
march to the streets which are paved,
therefore instead Of proceeding 10 South
street, the course taken was through the
Newmarket up Lombard, into Third, and
BY the governors thence 10 Chestnut up to
Sixth, into Market street, aud thence to
the Centre square.
The committee arrangement had pre-.
yousIy caused 10 be ereGted rostrum,
on the west side Of the area formed by the
north side Of ;he Centre square and Broad
street-upon the pioneers entering the
ground, they took possession &c the atea,
the Hlarp 81 - tr,fDV,sfgA to
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Andrew Kingsbury, Treasurer.
Samuel WHY'S, Secretary.
The number Of votes as given in for GoUern-
or the present year, are as folloyv:
For Jonathan Trumbull, II,lO8
William Hart, $3.50
Scattering, I62
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ASSISTANTS.

CHUer Ellsworth, Jonathan Brace,
William ktiAhouSe, Nathaniel Smith,
Johs~ Chester, Joh', .AHtn,
Roger Nczr6ury, CFamcey Goodrich,
Haron dustin, William EdmCnd,
David Daggeft, Efzur Goodstch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26

FROM THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26

Majority for Trumbu.l, 4,o76
Last year the majority for Trumbull
was 63o4--this year it is 4o76-.fr from
which itappearstha the majority b. which
he is elected this yearis 1928 less than it
was last year.
The VOTES for Lieutenant Governor r,oo5
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ORDER OF PROCESSION,

ORDER OF PROCEoSlON.
18th May, 1904.
Corps of Pioneers.
Two Trumpets.
Troop of Horse, (Major Leiper's.)
Troop of Horse (Capt. Holga,e's.)
Rife Corps, (Capt. Huh's.)
Light Infantry Corps, (Capt. TWINS
Brass fed hiece-6 hsunder.
Corps of Artillery, (Maior Shaw's.)
Brass field hiece---6 houndcr.
Artillery corps, Capt. Worrell's.)
Majsr and .ddiufant.
Infantry Corps, Capt. l.. Rush.
- Lyle.
-Lloyd.
EleUen Standards-Martiak Music.
Capt. Herkesheimer.
- Waterman.
--Fotterall.
Se9eant major.
Brass 6 fom,der.
Artillery Corps, (Cspt. Goodnan's.)
BRASS 6 founder.
Artillery Company, Capt. Forepaugh's. }
FlankerS.
Capt. Ebberly's Corps, Infantry.
Capt. Dalzell's Company, Infantry.
Capt. Wagner's Corps, Riiirmen.
Tue Yrumnefs.
Corps of Horse, (Capt. Hll's.)
C0Eonet Of the rir8t Battalion.
The Tammany Society or Columbian
Order.
II Bugle Horn.
Grand Sorhor, IS G
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25

wars, the consequence of elections, by the
establishment of a sutccessionin the family
of . Dieu d%onns," (the gift of Cody our
Deliverer.
Your commanders are anxious to vote
an address to him, to request of him this
new benefit. invite you, in the name OF
the gratitude we owe him, Of the admira-
ton he inspires us with, and of the future
happiness Of the state, to add your sigma
lures to ours, in order to confirm to him,
that his former brother-soldiers have a iast
sense of his merits, and that they nominate
him Emperor.
II is the desire Of Victory.
Addresses 80 the French Government
for the establishments Of Monarchy have
been sent from the cities Of Sirasburg,
Coleman, Nancy, Nlayence, Bruges Mona-
p~eliier, Versailles, Orleans, Caen Havre,
Dunkirk, and Aix-la- Chapelle, Mezienes,
Gend, Dion, Trevers, DEvreuv, Tois-
sons, the department Of jemapes, Morbf-
han and I0ise.
The people of Lyons have asked for the
honor Of having Bonaparte crowned in that
CITY.
The Legislative body was TO meet at Pa
ris July IA, when it wae expected the coro-
nation would take place.
A man who publicly called himself the
Dauphin o. France, has been arrested at
MarseiHes, and sent TO the house were
persons deranged in mind are kept.
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PAKIs, May II.

Yesterday an extraordinary meeting of
the Senate was held. All the ministers
were present except the minister Of foreign
relations, who was indisposed. lhree o.
rators OF the council OF state were present
i IS presumed that this Senate had Tor its
object, the presentation Of the important
Senatus Cohsulta that is looked for, With
impatience by AL France. We are assur-
ed II contains moye than 143 articles, Ovid
ed into four titles.
Yesterday a Grand Council Of State was
bid.
The Conservative Senate is 10 meet this
Jay, lohear the report of its committee up
On the Ssnatus Consnlta.
Inc trial Of Moreau and others is said
"oe de6nitively fixed Cor the 18th of Nav.
General LassaIe, commander of the 18th
I,eglnent of Veterans, and a member Of
'e Legion of Honor, addressed the fol-
owing speech 10 the Veterans under him
Place.
Iomrades!-The departments---she ar
@f IN guaranteeing well apprized Of the
h'rsdi5le services which the First Consul
a's rendered to France, as well by reco-
ing and extending lis frontiers, as by
astonishing the public worship by the
management given to industry, by CIV
~ 70 the world peace, which the perhdy
nnSiand alone has interrupted, are de-
,os' IN order to insure L happiness,
$IeoinPense his extraordinary virtues by
more exalted; and to prevent civil
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JAMES NJ. M'REA, &C.

Capt. Dagget, arrived at Newburyport
on The 10Th instant, from Marsellles, IN
forms, that while he lay in that port, capt.
Jackson arrived there from Massena, and
acquainted him that he had seen a letter
from Mr.. Gibbs Of Palermo, which mentl-
oned that the Iunisians had formally de-
clared War g%,inst the United States on
the 10th March; and that they had sent
out a considerable force against the Anne
rican vessels. The same letter adds, that
the N~eapolitans had sent a number Of ships
against the Iunisian prlvateers.
Capt. d, further adds, that an Italian
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alsraisgrta Dattp seosrtser.
WEDNESDAY,, jury 7s.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
2Ath Tuly, 1904.

Ordered, That the street commissioner
be authorised to use their discretion in
landing stone for theus ofthe corporation,
and that they make the best bargain they
can for the wharfage thereof.
Ordered, That the street commissioners
do proceed to FIJI up a lot, the property of
Thompson & Veitch, fronting on Pitt, be-
tween Cameron and King Streets, to such
height as they may :hink necessary to re-
move any nuisance that may exis. thereon,
provided the funds are placed in their hands
for that purpose.
On the application of Messrs. M'Leod
and Lumsdon, IL IS ordered, That the col
lection ola fine imposed on them for ne.
gle:ting to fill up a piece of sunk@n ground
near King Street, b. suspended until the
further orderof Council.
Ordercd, That the Superintendent of Pc
lice be requested to pay particular attention
to the execution of the duties formerly at
tached to the Wardens of the Town.
Oyderaa, That the members of the Coun-
Gil and each aicvr Of the Corporation, be
furnished with copies of the printed laws,
and that the remainder of the said laws be
distributed under the direction of the Pre-
sident Of the Council.
Test,
JAMES NJ. M,REA, &C.
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FOR experimenting anl committing to Jail, OF
bringing hoa,e ALHE, a Negro woman wlo ran
away on Tueiday mornirg he y h mi. She is
aT,e 30 years of aSs, Of middis fzc, osIk
own complexion, her nofe higher than thofe
eom11an 70 negroes The took win her a ssslesy
d o~lo'h'og.
9sr mother, WINNY. aboos 80 years Of
age 4 itout bIa, k woman, has oeen run-
away for about 6 years. She was for fm.tlme
10 Alexandria, called her name Winny Bu,knrr,
and once hired ke,frIft 20 a Mr.. Sutton OF thar
place: She has G.ce bern heard OF at Bsltimarc.
1t is i,k-Iy Az vas made for fredericksburg, to-
NIX her cfcap to h r mother.
II both are k-ord, 70 that | get shcm againa
! will give Thirty DpIIais.
Richard Norris.
CulptPoer Cou't Houfe,
iplv 7r. dizt
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NETWORK. Iulv 90.

Capt. Lee from To5ago, informs that Z
DAYS before ne sailed an expediionlhad arriv-
ed from Barbados. supposed to be destined
against Martinique. At Tobago, -four 10
dollars, corn IDOLS SO cents, bread 6 IDOLS.
SO cents. puncheons corn meal 26 dollars,
hams 90 cents, rye -four Z dolls. pork IS
dolls. beef 10 dollars, lumber from IS to 40
dollars shingles 8 dolls. ship stuff 6 dolls
pilot bread 9 dollars, rum SO cents, molas-
ses 50 cents, sugars, (~muscoyado,) 8 dolls.
no coffee nor cotton.
Captain Shepherd, Of the brig Nancy,
from Guadaioupe, informs, that six or
seven French privateers, carrying from 10
to 16 guns, were ready for sea, and bound
TO the ST. Domingo station at his sailing
that there were only two prizes sent into
Guadalupe for three or four weeks be-
fore he sailed--one an English ship, from
England, the other a Bermuda sloop laden
with onions.
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FROM FRANCE.

By the ship Weymouth, captain Rich,
from Bordeaux, French papers to May IA,
have been received.
They contain many addresses to Bona
parte, requesting him to accept of the title
Of Emperor. If there were no other rea-
sons to shew these addresses were unneces-
sarv, sufficient will be seen in the proceed
ings Of the Tribunate, where it is avowed,
that the establishment OF monarchy has
been long contemplated, and that the con-
sulship was merely intended as an interme-
date step.
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NOTICE.

THE dcgangcd Rate OF the Aqua Iofoeaora
reidcfs il n~eceaafy hat the fecurrras f The To-
f@pcGtoIs fhau!d be fpeedily INTO md OF whatever
CLANS there may be, in order .htt arrangements
may be ma5e for the dicharge OF fuch of hem 4s
the fad f7curities nay BE- Liable tos Gentlemen
holding notes VII pIeslc leave notice of theru
@i;h Msa.s. Euface, Mrocute & CO. at Aquias
Hawkin Store,
John P. HARMON.
Aqua, July as- d.,
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,,sre the parties were to meet was
ne VIZ 6xed the morning OF the 18th
wy pao occurrences Of that interview will
:. from the following statement, No.
'ppe ahich has been drawn up and mutually
s,ead 10 by the seconds ofthe partles.
No. XIII.
-, p6rr arrived first on the ground as
hsen previously agreed; when general
an;lton arrived the parties exchanged
f"rs,;ons. and the seconds proceeded 10
~ heir arrangements. They measur-
pas - distance. ten full PAGES, and cast
r. the choice of the position, as also
Je,srmine BY whom the word snoald De
borh of which fell to the second Of
- Hamilton. They then proceeded
I'D the pistols a each others presence,
G.sr which the parties took their stations.
4 The gentleman who was to give the
xord. then explained to the parties the
les which were to govern them IN bring,
3sb;cb weresas follows: The parties being
6locrd at their stations-the second who
- he word shall ask them whether they
ere ready; being answered in the aflrma-
i've, he shall say g present" after this the
p,rties shall present and fire when they
If one fires before the other, the
second shall say, one, tive. three,
AMI he shall then FIRE Or lose his ARE
lie then asked ifthey were prepared, be-
;ar answered in the affirmative, ne gave
he word present, as had been agreed on,
and both parties took aiin, and hred IN
succession, the Intervening time IS not *
as the seconds do not precisely
agree on that point.
The FIRE Of col. Burr took effect, aad
rem. Hamilton almost instantly fell, col,
Burr then advanced toward gen. Aamll-
ton. with a manner and gesture that APP
peared to gen. Hamilton's friend to be ex-
of regret, but, without speaking,
turned about and withdrew, being urged
from the field by his friend, as has been
subsequently stated, with a view to pre-
vent his being recognized by che surgeon
and bargemen. who were then approaching.
No further communication took place be-
tween the principals, and the barge that
carried col. Burr Immediately returned to
the city.
We conceive it proper to add that the
conduct of the parties, IN this interview,
was perfectly proper as suited the ocea
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vessel, whic' arriyed at Marseilles or the
s21st of = j, brought intelligence Of the
fitting olt of several Tunislan ships; and
that the American consul had quilted that
Rsgency.
Captain Richards, from trinity (Mart)
Informs, that the British were making eve.
rv preparation 10 attack the Island Of Mar
Unique and It was understood, that a num-
Der Of troops had sailed from Antigua,
with an intention Of joining the feet to
wndward. The attack was daily expect
cd. Produce, low as YET, but expected
shortly to Kiss.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
As. D. b Illy, 1904.

SEVERAL of he prop:ietofs of ground IL
the lqoaEe comprehend: d Jetwecn Kico, Wafer,
Pence And Ul!on Rtee,s, having Neglected to
fl! up the fdnse to the r"guiauop OF the %ftreets,
sgrcea5!y 70 all order of L,unctI dated tic 10th
uIGmo; the Superintendent OF Police is hereby
Directed topsrf I'm the ongy required. at the ex.
pence of tie Co'paGation, ard afterwards TO re-
cover the amount thereof from he defauiters re.
fpetiyeiy, in The manner ptcicrbtd for thc reco-
very Of other pubic claims.
Eliha c.. Dick,
Mayo ct Als xandna.
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THE subscribers have received a consignment
Of India Muflins, Canton Fans, and Hardware
coufairg Of KNIVES aad Folks, Packss and PEN
knives, acil,fs, Raz ~, *. which viii be fold
low.
John and Thos. Yowells
June -.
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P0RTOF~ ALEXANDRIA,

AKKIVED>
Ship Zero, Cole, Rattcrlam
Big Nancy, S~Pa!ding, Norfolk
Schr. P lily and Sally, Keith, Baltimore
SGoop D.anna, Lewis, 81. Domingo
LItsle jim, Butler, New Yotk
Btitifs ioop Polly, Darrell, Turks IaAni
CLEARED,
Brig Joanna, Rurhc.ford, Norfolk
Scht. Parrot, Hodlor, Trinidad
Saucy Jack, Speak, s. Thomas
Hope, Hamilton, Bottom
S!0op PRECEDENT, Rishardfon, RaThadoes
Columbia, Ctdnsr, n, Yesk,
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Eliha C. Dick,
I,vnr ~ Al v.odI,
FOR SALE.

THE fabfcriber bang about to remove from
Alexandra, cGieis for sale, on Tie mof mode'ats
terms, hls large, comm-diGus, aud we'll 6nthed
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publSt Sale.

On Saturday the 18th infant, viii BE-
fold at lie hcute Of James Douglas, Rcyel
Street,
A Negro Woman Slave, about *
year, OF ase, and our Child en-. Al,
One liorfe, three Cows, and a va
rieiy OF b dang aid II ofchold FpIrniute
fhJhp G. KazfsHty.
Erly IS.
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DWELLING HOUSE.
Two Lots Of Ground, Stable, Carriage
House, &c.

The premifts pcG,{s slnof every convenience
o~eceiary for the accommadati n If gentecI fa..
mlly, and ae ltuate Gu Klrg trees ~ the cen.
ire o. buioeE the houte contains eight rooms.
with fix fte places, c%lofetS, &c. Ii not fol5
within two weeks it will be let.
For terms ap.ly on The p~rgmies, next dooe
TO The W4hlHgton Tavern.
Peter Hej5keR.
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&C. Al perlons indebted to me on
account Ct h tavern, viii pi..fe t4ke notice rhae
their bills viii DC eft 10 ;te bands Of K. Abtr,
c,ombe Tor collection.
Jaiy IS. 2aw3f
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Aqua, July ~.
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Mullins, rams anu hardware.

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