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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
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DUr notice, which satisf. us, that combi
nation exists in some 0: the states which
NAV have eStcnde1 its influence 10 Ken
lucky. In New York a difference Of sen.
,imcDt has for some time prevailed among
The republicans in consequence OF tue a.
pos:acy Of Aaron Burr. In Pennsylvania,
the seeds ol disCord hayebeen sown. Ken
lucky hashtherio moved in q firm, males-
tic step towards the per1etuation of her
own principles unanimous in sentiment,
AMI always guarded against the incroach-
iment OF petty jealousy and local at
iachment. When the " Western Ame-
3tcan" attempted to withdraw the aiicc.
lions of the citizens oe the West, from
shcir Eastern brethren, his attempt was
treated with the Indignation it so Justly
s,ieritsd-And we hesitate not to declare
cur belief, that the present will rot be less
detcscd.
Can our political opponents desire any
thing more favorable to their cause VIII
any Thing better feed their hopes, ard give
vigor to their excrtions? Whilst we are
united, they cannot hope to prevail; bu;
divided and split into factions, aud frag-
lnents OF factions, we shall fal. an easy
prey to the superior conduct of orr poiiii-
cal enemies. When the apostacy of Col.
Burr was discovered, ;hcy considered i, as
an evidence Of that disurion among us,
Which they had long before predicted; and
theY anticipa'ed the time. when by an Il
MON with the weaker faction, they could
rise upon the ruin Of The whole republican
1ha,-SO,,il - -, To-
and in an union with "the little band" OF
hew-Go,i, they commended for the Execu-
tive Office of ,hat safe. How much then
must the condu q nl that man be leprecat-
e1, who would sow The seeds Of another
division, which would bid fair to annihlate
the prospects Of The republican cause in
America Would not pursuit Of the
advice Of the True Republican" lose us
the support ot men Nho have done much
TO advance our interests, and hetray an un-
warran,ablr jealousy Of our Atlantic Bre.
thrcn! What confidence would then be
placed in cur integrity? What party
could calculate On our support? VIVA,
honest man would receive the ouicast OF The
republican party.
But what right have the Western PEG
pc exclusively 10 Gil the Vice Presidency
And how can they expect to have the sup
pori OF the republicans of other sta es
And how completely ridiculous would they
look, after making the vain prctension OF
Hing it, when not one republican vote in
the sister ates would be conferred on
their (avOri,e candidate. Those states
have pledged themselves to support Gene
la. Clinton, man grown grey in the ser.
vice Of his country who has been brave
il the storms of war, and firm during the
reign of terror.
1--WE oGer those hints to pu; the peo-
pie on their guard against The efforts OF
the designing and insdious--and without
further comment inaert the piece from the
Gazetteer"
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an half rc-pendicu!arIy from the ground;
between thirteen and fourteen feet from
the mark on which General Hamilton
stood, and about four feet wide of the tli-
rrtt line between him aud Col. Burr, OH
the right side; be hating fallen on The
left. The part ofthe limb through which
the ball passed Was cut OF and brought 10
this city, and is now in Mr.. Church's
possession.
No differences are pointed out as result.
ing from these iacis, nor will any COM
ments be made. They are left TO the
candid Judgment and feelings of the psbE
lie.
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DAN. BRADFORD.
From fhe CNew. FORK Commercial .Hdver-
fiS T..

From fhe CNew- FORK Commercial ,Hlfver-
HSfT.
With pleasure we present to the public
tie following Interesting letter, from the
Rev. DR.. MASON. Containing q correct
statement of the conversation, and Of the
views and feelings Of GENERAL HAM1L-
Tow,in his expiring mor9ents-it will con-
vcy the riches, co ISOLATION TO his afflicted
family. The christian, the friend of the
deceased, indeed all who knew how to
value his sublime talents, his distinguished
worth and trAnscendsnt usefulness will
peruse IL with h gh and peculiar interest.
To the Editor
SIR,
Having read, in your paper Of the 10Th,
vc-y Imperfect account Of my converse
ton with General Hamilton, the day previ
Gus 10 his decease, Judge it my duty TO
lay the following narrative before the pub
lie.
On the morning Of Wednesday, the ! it'll
inst. shortly after tho rumor Of the Gene
RAILS injury had created an alarm in the
city, a note from DR.. Post informed me
that - he was extremely ~ at Mr.. Bzyard's,
and expire ssed particular desire to see
me as soon as possible" | went immcdi
alely. The exchange Of melancholy salu-
tsiion, Oh entering he Generals apart
ment, was succeeded by a silence, which
he broke By saying that I've " had been anx
ious TO see me, and have the sacrament ad.
minislered TO him; and that this was still
his wish" Ireplied, that it gave me IN.
utterable pain 70 receive from him any re-
quest TO which | could not accede that,
IN the present instance, compliance was
incompatible with all my obligations; es
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FROM TEE KENruckY GAzrrrr.

Cerlaih anonymous publications which
have lately appeared in the public papers
Of this state, having called the attention Of
the Electors towards me as candidate for
tho Office of vice. president Of the United
States least such publications may have
the smallest tendency to injure the cleo
ton OF mr.. Clinton, / have thought it in
Cumbent on me thus publicly and explicit
j. 10 declare. that l disclsim every such
lrciension and do respectfully request,
that the Electors into whose hands any of
these publications may fall, toconsitler this
~ all utter refusal on my part to be plac-
Cd on the list OF those to be voted for, for
that Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
Liz BRECKINRlDGE.
5th July, 1904.

olu Juyi loNf'
The printers who have published any
81 the pieces above alluded to, will DC plea
sgi 10 insert this also.
70 Mr.. DAM. Bradford,
Lexington.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
N O E.

IT VIE rsodigious nnulber of DOGS, gons'st
4 large in ous Alress. daily, az this itafon OF
the year, has giyet. but too we'll Founied alarm,
i,r the confeqa uces to be apPTehcnded, i ionget
resmi,,ed; fpesay corrective therefore Ia the
prrmif.s ftems expedicnt-sI DO therefore again
.eouue the fevtral conaabtSs to be yigiant, and
aet,ve 10 hedifehatge o: ,sif ieyerai duties, q
j, reipects thof. animals, and thir owners AID
in executing slle law rpen thss tnbjrct palied the
eh Fsbsusry $500, in theie wolcs, 70 III -
- All owHess .. dogs fhai keePfneh degs ehhin
ca 81 o5ksr,sifs rfHed, and II any dog hal pc
tuad rs;pg al large. wishou5 his .ovrer, the
owner r.alihe fu6ieti toihr penalty ofole dollar.
It faal be iswlul forsny pcrlon, aud ihsil 1pars;
!. calart be me duty .! tic conifables, to-ksl and
d,erey suy ooS, found 60 gong at large without
{ l.s owneg -
The beneGr ard htisfaaion experienced and
asknowlodged, by thole pehops who have lately
white wsfstd cher cellars, ought think 20 Go
nowe.ful incentive to feveral others who have
.no, done 70 aed 10 my view OF this iaoJstt the
prefcnt Il ate Of ihc>wsslhes more than EYER ap.
n.ars 10 r.qaire this very falucary operation, The
the rxpence can furcly Bono objsftiop with many
for fsyeral cellars viii not rsqare mofe ilnc aud
faoour, tlsn what one half dollar OF ieyenty Ave
gents viii pureilaie.
!. Mandeyilie,
Superintendent OF Poice.
,Auguf as. 81"
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Late Foreign Jat,llig me-
PARIS. Iuae %.

Georges has written letter to the , DD
peror, asking to have his sentence eAe't .
e. as soon as possible, and demanding ID
have he lives OF his fellow sufferers SP1, II,
taxing upon himself all their fau IL.
lii SAID that the Emperor was not " -.
pleased with the hrmness and frankne'ss y
pressed in this letter, and may t9srs saj
nope, that even his life WILDE spared st"bs
he consent TO sign his ranunciatiou u ous
pretended oath Of allegiance 20
XVIII. his family, and successors
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
LONDON, July s.

We are sorry to state,'that accounts - ).
been received from ireland Of a vsIj i
rlous aaray, originating in reilgl0aa .Ittt
ference having lately taken place a. : ;o1
bet, in the country Of Cavan, bet"ss ,-tr d
Volunteers of that place, and a pad pad @
Militia. The combataats were aatal
both sides, aad many were as'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
president or Governor, and dependeht +,

hn
him for their appointment and contiauauc.
in Office, or if they should prove refacto,v
the power. .ofprorogation frees him from >.
nv troublesome interference, until NOR
prudent selection at the end Of the wear
shall give q council better suited to HI,
views the true legislative power then is
vested in Governor alone, and the council
operates as cloak to conceal the extent Of
his authority, to screen him. from odum,
and all unpopular actsto avoid all reSpon.
sibillty, and toglve us the faint semblance
ola representative assembly, with SO lew
Of its Distinguishing features, that unless
the name were inscribed on the picture, it
would be difficult to discover the Object
for which it wa. attended.
Taxation, without representation, an Oh.
ligatien 70 obey laws, without aay voice in
their formation, the undue influence Of the
executive upon legislative proceedings, aud
a dependent Judiciary formed, we believe,
very prominent articles in the list Of griev.
auces complained by the United States
at the commencement Of their glorious con-
test for freedom; the opposition TO them
even by force. was deemed meritorious and
patriotic, and the rights on which OPPOSE.
ton was founded, were termed fundament.
al, indefeasibe, seif-es ident, and eternal,
they formed as your country then unanl.
- oo,,l5 ,ae+ +S
49, ~. n,.s 49,. :. ,.,s ad,aJ .'.'
~ F'",'' 80
j oe uiiaeis'oou " 'rte "e'Ne'' o.i''i 9'''d'
ing; not caPaoie OF aliaea.'oi'' 'iey migAI
i always be reclaimed unsusceptbe Of
Fchange, they were the same ar all tlmes IN
al climates, and under al circumstances;
| and the fArcst inheritance tor our posterity
| they should never,it was firmly asserted;
/. .hev should never be abandoned but with
life.
i Tb.f. were h. f.ntinents Of vour prsd.c.r
/. f,rs, were they wrong? were the patriots wb,
/ comnofed v1pr conncis r7ilal,.n in their po;,i.
! cal pr;oc;oless did the heroes who died IN ;b,i,
defence. zeal faH, creed with their blood No
! thy were not w,on,l The admiration Of he
world. the r.foec, t,l ps;d 70 the living. n.
v.n.,a,;on aecn,ded r, the memory Of the l.,5
a,,eft The purity Of their pfin,;pes. AMI o,ove ii,
,,u,h Of ,hofe rnsxims. y hi,h repdetea th.r i've,
bIeeing TO their coan:ry, ani their de3ttrs go
r;o,,s n ira tru,hs th.n c, well found.
! ed {, priyeflalIv acknowledged inapplicahl. on.
" 10 Us, DO political sxioas on che Atlantic
| brcomc p,obIcms. when transferred 10 tn: ihota
/ Of the M.fifjippi o. are the cn,ortun>tc intab
tants of theGc rep;ons the only people who IL:
excluded fom III. e equal rights, ackuoG LEDGE
in yon7 declaration O! Independence, repeated 10
III. different fate contributions, and ts1lf!a5 sf
that OF Which ss clam 20 be member @Ass
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
N O T / c E.

Asst ismy intentlon'to cicfe all my accounts
by he fra o. October, tEpte inlcticd 30 ne will
pieafc to make payment previous &c 'that time,
10 enable 80 atsty shole who have claims up,
on ne. 1'hoie who 90 NOT comply with this no
,ice cannot coniider thrnfrlSes entiued 10 fns
Their credit. have On hapdlq eiee clothes
which, will make up,ytry low for cath, or jor
puncsnAl euto'ueEs as ufua.
James S. Scott.
Aueua 81. dS ssi0t
TT CASH eiven for clean Liaes
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LOUISIANA RElNONSTRANcE.

The following document, which has been
published at New-O rleans; is presumed
to be a correct translation OF The Me-
mortal of the Inhabitants of Louisiana to
the Governments of the United States"
AS The first link ina chain of causes to de-
eide the fate of our present conisderacy'
it will command the attention, and IN
terest the judgment OF every reileietng
mind. Its nor for Us to anticipate the
decision of the I.egisiasure-But we
are much mistaken if Sir Solomon ShSl-.
low and hiss gacious cabinet, are not. at
theR wits end before tie memorial has
even crossed the threshold Of drllbeta-
ton. 49,,
g The ttnpesruous sea q Ebsrty,'' may fur
nish a tlippans figure for the prattle OF an
inaugural harangsle butt requires the.
nerves and the skill Of thorough bred
! Seaman TO brave and to weather THE Ac-
TUAL STORM.
=
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n- CASH given for clean Llne4l
and Cotton Rag.
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publtr Caenuue.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
a. 70 s'elaek, zvi2 be sei4 a, fbc yfndxe S'sr,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes aud bis.
whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
s,gal In hhds. tierces and bis.
Coaec in tierces and bags,
vsIls saa brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiiins IN kegs, boxes aad lar,,
Frs in kegs Ard trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, Sc.
4 varsey of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieyn,eses, DufiIs,
Plains and Kerfeys,
I Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
caiimancoes and RuIelr,
Yarn Stockings,
-hintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, SileGa do.
Ofnsburgs and TicklenburgS
Mullins and Malin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coiaured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
Iuue 4.
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WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anx,ous 10 cIote his former bGfnefs,
rsquetts I'll ,heie who are indebted 20 him 10 tet.
&c heir aacaunts as early as pcdible, and thoic
.vho have Claims againtt h.rn viii pleaic pre.cns
sHcm for adju&mtot.
TO RENT,
The Dwelling li5ufe and Sore in Prince Greet.
ene doc, ca ot the buufe occupied by d.. E. c,
Dek; ihey ere both IN good repair. P a.fhon
uaJ be had Immediately. apply as above.
Fa.e 4 56es
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BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun.

BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE.
AT the corner Of P..nce AID Union Rrects,
GUST RECEIVED.l
1880 pieces NANK EENS,
los do. Bandanno Handkerchiefs,
bales Sannahs,
do. Baftas,
do. Emertys,
30. blue Gurrahs,
do. India Chintz,
Jacks Sage,
bag Hops,
ga Birch Floor Mats.
5 cafes and ore caR womens' Morocco
and leather Shoes.
ALSO ON HAND,
Fifteen bales Of India Cottens,
- coNsnTIEe OF
rs bales aaftas,
do. .Emeitys,
do. Sannats,
I do. CsGahs,
50 pieces black Satin,
4 tets Tea China,
quarter csfzs MALAGA Wine.
Mems coaIfs and wonens' Morocco and leather
Shoes,
Le:pe,'s Snuff in half ols. and kegs,
cafe Mariners Compdaes,
10 coils Coldage, aforted,
"a bags Pepper,
40 bis. Beef No. |, and
A large quantity Of red Soal Leather.
June 4. d
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RUBERI' B. JAMESON,

OFFERS FER SALE,
Sc, 600 lbs. Green Coffee,
5000 do. Cocoa,
70 hhds. Mufcoyada Sugar,
20 bags of Cotton,
90 puncheons 6ne Aayor'd ST. Croix Rum,
20 hhds. MoiaAes,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
go Or. cheffs of freih Teas sfor,ea,
10 pipes London P. Madeira
s pipes cd Pot
4 pipes P. lennerife >WlNES,
IS q. caiks Sherry, and
"a pipes Brucehes
bids. green Copperas,
hhds roll BrimRone,
hhds. Nader,
hhds. Alum, and
Fl2o boxes OF Spsndh Segars different qsa-
Giies, with mott other articles in the grocery
line.
May 70.
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Edward HackLey s. lin. Ranyay,
HAVING THIS DAY
Catered into partnerihip under 1he firm of Hack
ley and RamIay, offer fos faie at their fore,
corner OF KING and P.tl Streets near the W an
ington Tavern, general ailortmsnt OF
Vines, Sblrltuous Liquors, Groce-
9aes, sc.
warranted genuine, VIZ:
London particulars Madeira, III pipes 81 =
half DO. | ~
Lisbon
Colmsna and "a
Malaga,
Port OF an excellent quality in Bottles
Msdocs Carer, IN cafes OF two doz.
Loaf, Lump and Mu.coy ado Sugars,
Srup and MolafI:s,
London bottled Porter,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits,
Holland aod Country Gin,
Coguiac and Barcelona Brandy. Z
White Wine Vinegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
Fig Blue, Maddef. CoppsraS, Bnmlfass.
Salt Petre and Alum, >.
Enshfh and Country Gun Powder,
Shot, AFT ,rsed,
Georgia Cotton,
Imperial,
Hyfon Chulang, ~
Hyfon, Fresh Teas the
Young Hyfon, latest 1mbortats-
Hyfon Skin, items.
souchongs, assorted
Bel Green Coffee,
Specs of every kind,
Durham and Dixor's Muaard,
LeiHS's Snuff,
Spanifh Segars OF a good snality,
ikei Salt fer table ale,
Pipes IN boxes,
Wrapping paper,
Beh,laIDad oil,
Sloughson's Bitters,
Olives,
S2aI Leather,
Derrijohns,
Rice ard Barley, sc. sc.
Juae 4. d6tso
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Great Bargains for Sale.

The Su5lcriber wilhing to decline
the Dry Good bufnefs, Will difpof. Of his tick
Oh bard, conhaing of varisly Of tathionabl.
goods amang wllich are BARITONE collection of
LuSsltrings, at the mott reduced plices. Thof.
VINO are Indebted TO him ara rcqucaed to make
immediate payment.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
May 80. =
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$1,000 ticke:s at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Prizes fubiead 70 2 dsduaion Of fl,
teen per cent.
This Lottery has been authorized by tie t'
gihature Of Virginia. for the IandaOle PuPoGe
Of erecting q f%eminaty OF learning in or near the
metropolis of this fate. With this view it Is
contemplated TO galc 10000 dollars, ard 1900
dollars in addition, for d~efraying the expcnces at.
trndant on drawing the lottery. Citizcns of the
fla rerc6ability have been feleaed as ~trufees,
ard they have pledged themfelves to u(e their ut.
moR exertiors % cs.ry it into effect The fchelnc
ha. the advantage of giving to each adventuref's
chance for fome very large prizes, Whit The pro-
portion of prizes to blanks, is 70 great as 20 in.
yi,e the friends Of the intended inRitutien to par.
take in the lottery, with very. little Xix of slsIf
becoming loftrs. The ueafurer Of this fate is
to be appointed TO receive the money Tor the
tickets as they are iod, and soFpsy the amount of
the prizes to fortunate adventures. Its beIeSo
ed that the above considerations will induce ara.
pa fale Of the ricketts,, and the drawing will com.
mence as foon as ~fuficient number fhall be fold
70 authorize (which it is believed viii be on
the fecond Monday IN December next.
Richmond, ian. 81, 1904. go
~ Tickets 10 be had of Robs1t
Pollard, DR.. I. Breckenborough, ier'
VIM. Price, (Reg.) Samuel Pleafant''
Jun. and VIM. Pritchard.
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! LotsIssS as in alys, lots s J in ass, lot 4 in
aSs, 10. I'm 413, LOT : in a94, lot IN 3sa, lot IL
In s7s, lots s = "a ls 81 50 in "a, lots J 3 70 II
Ia f3r4u I6 IS a6 y IS in IS, lots 8 q in al,
LOT ! in a.6, lots = ! 4 in ass, lots I Is in 4s7,
lots s s t14si4I7 - an 49o, lots ! 8 9 10 Ii -
in ssa, at s cents psriquare foot.
10, 8 in az, lot 1 in aa6, lot u in a54, lots 8
Q Ioillz in az, Ios 1 in a57, lots 10 II IN a9I,
lol ) in 37s, lots 10 IA in $50, lots 10 IL IN 4o1,
iors6 10 in 43,, at ? cents per fquare foot.
Lots n = re III ,fquAre S, lots 2 IN ., lots
j /, 10 >, lots L 1855 III II iS infquare g. halt
Of iquare ] los 3ia an IS 70 m ~, lots IS
6 8 in 40, lots / ? IS rs Ia 3a,l ot4 IN g., lcss
~ I in 40, loia ! 3 s IN 80, lots ) g 10 ,+Isin
81, lots ! 4 s ? IN 81. lots ; 4 rs 10 10 4t.t
lots Is , 9 80 II IA 1914 IN "A, lots 81 5 IN
lots . 2 s IN ~, lets At 10 ~ u
"a IA r5 IS in IS, lois 8 .4s6 5 IN 81. lots IL So
, II in IS, lots S s in 81, lot 4 in 50, lot ! in 90,
lots = } ia 81, lo,s ! 3 9 10 in 81, loss : Sc
= 5 Q 10 IL "a La rs Is ~ Is I9 so $ II IN
~, lots IA Il IS s. IA IS, - ~ rs 10 IN -
lots J . 10 II in 30, lots II in 81, lots 8 J IN
SO, lots "a IS 10 in Sc, lots ! 4 S in tq. eat OF 81,
lots 10 II IL in IS, To-, - in iq eatt OF 50, lots rs
Bl 10 in 1o4, lots 4 in los, lot 1 in io4, lots
j &c in "a. lourh of 100, lot 3 in Ios, lot 6 m iI9,
lots s , in 40, lots I 10 in 1ss. lots : : IN Is4,
~hols iquars lss, whole fq. north of IsS, lots ls
40 in I4l, lots ! , rs in i4a, lot s in ~, lots 40
o, in i66, lots (, 4 in 40, lots / S "a - in i7s,
It 5 in 500, lots a 3 4 in as., 10, 6 in a5+, lot+
lin ae. and lot ! in 45s--A. . cents per iquar
foot -
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For one or more years the FAKM
on which / now live. 1t is ftuated on Deco.
ouan Bay, dihsnt , miles from Colcefcr, 3 from
the Occ1quan Mill, and rs from A'exaadfi''
The Improvements are, a good and convenient
dwelling houfe, barn, grauaf}, fables and a
number of other houfes, a large and excellent
garden in good cultivation, agood orchard ao'
foinnc highly improved clover lots. The land ~
veil watcred and tie Gtvation healthy, the WOODS
abound in Deer, and the Bay in Fifth. Forta-
Their particulars apply to the Mbfcriber on Inc
p%renifes. ,,peoN
O0obe, 4. >, IsTtE.-
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TO BE SOLD,
A SECOND HAND COACHEE

In complete order, it has thick plate
glafies III from; back, and doors, real venetian
blinds in the doors and quarters, with curtains
outide and fquabs within. The front can beta-
k II out, and the drivers chair of, 70 as to run
k a common open from coaehee There is har-
ne . ior two horles. Enquire of the Printer.
O7ober IS. coo
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