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MASSACHUSETTS,.

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DlED-JAMRs TYLER. aged IS, late
iy of Scotland. He WAS educated a, A.
herdeen, and afterwards was n student ia
Surgery, and became distinguishedinC hy-
mistry at Edinburgh under DoG(or Black
and Duclor Cullen. lie has published
various works in Geography and History,
besides the most valuable parts Of the En-
cyclopadia, which has been reprinted in
America. His trs6ls ana other papers are
numerous. He was engaged at the time
of his death in a Universal Geography, a
work which he had prosecuted with sue
cess, and which wit! be prepared COR the
press. Since he has been i'm America he
has established the most favorable Opini-
on OF his character, and Of mis- capacity for
great usefulness. 4 numerous protest.
on attended his remains 10 the grave. A
handsome Contribution was made for his
widow and wu denwhters,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11
1 ne Tlrg24ir 4yg4s.
RiCINOND:
SATURDAY. FtB luARY II. ,g1.

ne "Il'FmS Resolution, in;rola e b.
Mr. "iLL%s' Of Povhatan, was agreed
20 'V an h"ahinols vote in both House,
o. tnc Legislature of this Common.
wca','' ~ Frldav the 81 instant, -
!'s%p'h 7Ytfe General Isssnibiy Of VTr.
S'a'f, That the present Administration of
the Government of the United States.
merit the highest conf ence Of this As.
.c"Io'Y' ann OF every American, friendly
70 NepnohcNn Institutions, for the wise,
pac'7c'yet determined measures, by which
& extensive aal fertile territory of Lou
lana has been attached to the Union.
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by Authority.)

For tie cl-lC f PQni ConIo,i.


For The elrtC f Paul CouIors.
n II e7G~ "a by Il z Senate aud Ijoisse Of
RetrsseHfq ICES Of fhe Uuiird Safss Of IL
merfnl ia Congress asSe1a5id, That there
be paid to Paul Coulou a. agent ior tnc
captors Of the ship Betty Cathcart AVID
brig Aaron, prizes 10 the French priya-
teer La Beliona, out Of any monies ia he
treasury, not otherwise appropriated, TIC
sum of six thousand two hundred and ,ur-
y one dollars, and forty four cents. bc.a,.
the amount V tanned b. the treasury je-
parlmenl from the sales Of the ship Betty
CatEcart, Tor duties on the cargo Of The
brig Aaron.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of, the Horse Of RetrcIe1iafiyes.
JOHN BROWN,
PreSidsnF u IRE Se,lafe f.ro-Je,nhore.
January %, 1904.
APPROVED,
tn: JEFFERSON.
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we understand, that NJ. Hdrvie, the
Presidents secretary, is to We the bearer
o. inc dispatches. sc. to France, concerning
Toe louisiana treaty; and that nc is to de-
part Ia lew days. C.furora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11
Tuesday, Dec. es-

Federal assertions. Kentucky i'm arms (:
boys run about the camp, shouting, down
WI h the democrats: Spain refuses to cede
Louisiana: l. is Unconstitutional to pur-
chase but perfectly Constitutional to con-
qUer and suhIugate country: One
state IS to have no Commercial preference
over another, consequently the ships of
France and of Spain cannot be admitted
nto Guy, IN a territory, on other terms
than those on which they can be admitted
into cities within States: France has no
ude TO Louisiana. consequently can give
none to the United States Louisiana is
glorious acquisition to the United States :;
granted, butt was produced through the
influence Of their friend aud old prot eGlor
King George: Mr.. Dawson is TO be 90
vernon of Louisiana Mr.. Venablr is to
DC governor Of Louisiana Cen. Dearborn
is To be governor of Louisiana: Mr.. Nj
cholsun is to be Secretary at War: james
Lyon is at New Orleans, and therefore
Mr.. Granger has destined him 70 be post
master general in that city. Guess away,
honest felix's guess away
C.4ler. EFnos.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11

safe Of pubic afrlirs, by which thew find
thenSe.ves exonerated from the bar.
uhens and expense % a long and bloody
var; at peace with al The world, hapD,
AZ home, respected abroad in the full en-
joyment of ilovtty aud independence, with
national c'edit and equation, unknown
and unequalIed by any other people, in
any other nation or empire.
One a. me ruined Citizens
u hie United SlGres.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11
Mr., Dickson,

-,.,,. notification Of the Bank Of Ph'Ia-
Tia 70 the Legislature, for Charter
S Ss. seen the snbie5( Of much eonyer'al''
haN AT circles IN this borough, for the
on, on. ,nree weeks; aui, although am one
,s - '.,se who heretofore have been opPo-
o. ,n % Ban<s, am nov as every reason
Sc 81, man, Who has the good Of MS conp-
sD.e 4 hear, mist BE-, satishel OF their
Try ,rili,yin aiding the Farmer, Mechan-
ave been much surprised at an IN
M. Of The Bark OF PENNSYLVANIA
tcrie ,,,,ae their claim, by offering con-
to IN. sun to the Legislature, 10 With
sias' Charter FROM the PhdAdrlyh'a or
h"' p,pk. and ~ grant the Bank Of zen
Nc" nj, an exclusive right or monop'
sy'v years. This, however as tar as 4
,r;,o leads me ~ know, meets {
"A d;sa7proba,ion Of every man 70
90 yell Of his country, add Whe ha' is
terssts at heart
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FROM TIE AURORA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11

rom the LAvcAsrEs IFTEILreESeER'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11

the HigA Bred Latorfea H,rse
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

nolished with ! savage hand the yeners-
BE Institutions cf their fathers, under
which political and civil liberty have lou
Yisked for generations, and are entailing
on their posterity Ill the evils thar can
Cow from tribunals knowing no law but
their own win, norule Of action bur their
own ungovernable whim, and although
he degenerate parishes Of the Idol Of
Democracy beginning q the threshold
have passed 10 the innermost recesS Of
the Temple, and with unhallowed hands
and impious mockery have profaned the
highest and most secure sanctuary Of our
laWs--Yet DELAWARE, I. small and
insignificant Is the little republic Of St.
Marino,n has withstood the efforts Of
FAcTIoN, and with becoming spirit Rs.
JEcTED this understandable prostration Of
The ConsTiTUTIoN TO crafty the ambiti.
on Of an INpfvlDuAL.
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their stead troops should Be sent, whose
fidelity might be relied on, and who
wouldbe fitted 10 meet an experienced
enemy IN the field. As there isn Irish
Parliament, the peers and great landed
gentlemen Of the country should be cone
suited. re troops cannot be spared from
Great Britain, transports should at any
rate, be ready AZ Liverpool, &c. and q
part Of the army held IN constant readi-
ness 70, embark. Those are measures
dictated by common sense, but perhaps
that circumstance affords little eourage.
ment 70 hope that they viii be adopted
BY the ministers till rs in the case OF
Hanover it be too late.
This harvest Of riches appears TO be
over with us, while France = placing
whole kingdoms in state of requisition.
She Holds up the spectre Of invasion 70
perify us, while she sends her armies in
every corner of Europe, where we have
friend. The power Of Britain was ale
ways considered as most usefully employ.
ed in protecting her allies. II was in-
deed, only BY the proper exercise Of this
power, that she kept up her trade and
maintained her influence. consequence
and rank in the world. This power she
can no longer exercise she in fact no
longer possesses il; i, twas at Amier,,.
bartered away with the honor other Aap.
Il il said that Il is impossible for. us to
have protected Hanover and Portugal
without the aid Of ,othsr allies, on The
continent If so, why have we not those
other allies We were never destitute
Of them till now. IsisEofthe not having
ofsuch allies, that the nationehzs r;aht
to accuse the ministers, who are, in hi.
respect, pleading the harvest Of all their
crimes, in Justification Of it's eonseqaen.
ces. - y. ss,,s.E, a. KIP. !. ~ tfts
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From cessefs Rseiiy Rssii.,et. oet. %.

From Cobbefs Werkiy Rsgister, Oct. 30.
THE FUNDS have, we are told, risen
one percent. in consequence ola repor,
that the soldiers Of the French army
had refused to embark for the invasion
Of England I! And y there ! father, no.
insane, who viii vest his chiIdren's means
Of existence ID properly Ike thiss II the
funds rise one per cent. upon such 4 ru.
rnour, TO what point win they aiink, il
the French army should not only embark.
bat actually land in England, and advance
towards London, than which there l. NO.
thing more propable u {
SPAIN AND PoRrueAL are. il seems.
At last to be numbered amongst our er, Z.
mics, Spain should have been 90 long n
60. Portugal win be 4 rich prize TO
France and though subjusation win
not be pleasant 10 the Portuguese. those
amongst them who feel a due degree Of
resentment against US for our periidy nj
the treaty Of Amiens, when we consent
ed 70 the alienation Of q part Of Portugal
in favour Of Spain, in order that We We
might retain a Spanish island /; every
Portuguese thar rerollects Oliysnza and
Trinidad, win feel even in chains, some
consolation, when he reflects thar his
slavery IS injurious to England. Il was
yainly hoped, thatwe should grow rich
By an uninterrupted warfare on the com.
meree and colonies Of France and her 81.
lies $50 H s3ss'7.
IaELAsD.-The government ofIre-
land d government Of lawyers and an
clerks. The peers and great landed
gentlemen are not consulted thew are
offended, and impute the neglect % The
inien. The rulers, ike iii weak ones
court the natural enemies Of the state,
and thereby, without gaining friends lose
those whom they might rely on. The
Irish militia should Be exchanged. q
= + + IL
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sWILMINGToNs January -.
DELAWARE,
a reckop Which the sfsrm may beat.' ?
.ELAXARE,
AlfRNDMENT 8 z
or TIE CONSTITUTION.

WE cannotforbear 10 eonrratulate our
=subscribefs and the friends 81 he c6nsti-
tuition o. The United States generally, In
laying before them the following Resolu-
ton Of the Legislature of this state. We
cougrstuizte thsm because this resoiuti.
On has given n nnequiyocaI and honora-
BE testimony Of the soundness md inte-
gritty Of Delaware. ~ s..
For although, the Chief Magistrate Of
The Onion, trembling before he majesty
Of nndissemhled truth, stooued Is the
base and understandable Interference in
the Electiono f our representative and
although Ne have been assailed fromwith-
IN BY ~ The arts Of dcmaRovues. 81 an
the artillery Of falshood, 81 the arrows
ofpolitical intolerance poisoned 81 indi.
vidual jealousy, envy and rancor; and al
though every base passion Of nan which
We are ashamed toown As belonging 70
cur nafaFes, has besn II wzrswifh our
reason and arrayed a. 1 host 10 tranple
under foot the dignity ofour nature and
20 insultthe majesty Of our laws and ~.
though snrrouaded By the rank aristocras
81 o. Virginia md The horrid anarchy of
Pennsylyania, unlike IN every feature
sxcept Il tkeiF destrurtive tyrannF. and
associated Ike tie Ion and fhe oyer 10
hunt down tie susaiIer animaIs ot lie To-
rest and although ihs en,husiasts 81 he
dsy INCUR neighbooring seltss hass de-
r 80
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So. CONCERNING The navigation Of Pig
River. x 5ss 3s
SO. For reviying the inspection Of
Tobacco, 81 Mantapike Warehouses.
20. Authorising the sale Of certain
Lands Of David Wall, person Of UNI
sound mind. - !
81. Authorizing the sale of certain
Lands Of Mary Anne Moore, q person
Of unsound mind. & u s,S 5s
"a. Concerning Charles Tate.
IS. F0rraising by lottery . sum Of
money for the purpose Of finishing eer-
tain buildings for Seminary Of learning
in Strashurg. IS ss;.s. Il. AZ, = rs
~ For raising by Lottery . sum. Of
money for improving the Main streetof
Fredericksburg. 9,.5z
IS. Changing the name Of the Town
Of Crowsville, and for other purposes. !;
Is. For establishing several Towns. {
~. Establishing several Inspections Of
Flour. 81 e:
81 ~. Concerning George Hollenback.
-. Topreventthe destructionof Oys-
ters In this Commonwealth. s. ],
so. Authorising 4 Lottery Cor the be-
80. :. : .su ss"oo' = us'As
~ r.;,;a, =, .,,,,;,;o,,.l 49,, c..
,:n: q VS.. = $500, - -.
SO. Releasing % VIM. Martin and
80. = -. osI 80 49,.
49,. t :. ~ -. ~, CT. sn.as..
%. ~ ~ :. ~ sn 80. Z
'lsnel 1 su.n ~ sS Cs esA'A ewes
uus = g. na taty - -.
% r - !. .ais,uS ~ 800 s.1, : :u.n =.
no s,s;,, y. u.s SI NJ s"s n.sets''y
= win1.n ~. ~ !. ;...:.,.. j., !, :.
e. .s.. I -. 49,: -. -
- y . ss. :. S..:s 49, u Nv oss'
- is - s : rI.:srI -. - 4: - =
~ 90 1I,sss;a 800. 800.
80. %. w.. .Si1. ums 70 p, .ns
:. Is - 8 80 { $3.50 s oAs' = - ouil.'
!. - ~ ,can..,n;na i. R.,....,,,..:..
= S yss:t, s.o..s. ~ as =.
Z y
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coNcREss sf.ast,. states.

0Ss Z : = !. J, !. : = 81 80
& S. 49, ~, {,
": Ai.snsL $780, memorial !,
nom INC consss's. ~ y ger getes ot uhe
several ptate societies tor The manunlis-
sion of slaves assembled e khiladelphias
praying that Congress WIN u the orga-
nizati6n Of the governments 81 Louisiana,
prohibit the importatio fslaves.
The House went intoa eommittee Of
The whole, M. Varnuua q he chair--
On the report Of select committee on
the bill from the Senate dividing The In
diana territory into two separate govern
meuts.
Alter ashort debate the eommittee rose
md obtained lsaveto sit again.
January. -. 90.
a letter was received from the Secre.
taryof the Treasury, h obediebce 70 q,
resolutionof the house q TIE lats sessi-
on, on . more equal impositiono Of duties
=
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HIRGlNI1 LEGLsLATuRE

YLRGINI4 LEGISLATURES,
a listof Acts paced, Dectmbef ses-
sioH, 1908. 81. ~. 81. q - - :
1. An oct 20 appropriate IN additional
sum ofmoneyto discharge certain ynsat.
is6ed clans against the eommonwSa lth.
81 3. To dissolve marriage b(twccn
BENJAMIN Bnte jun. and Lydia BE wife.
8. giving an annual pension q Rebe.
Cd Fulton. 49,. S " 2as
- To amend N oct making further
provision for furnishing the public off,
GERS Of this commonwealth witBthe laws
thereof. 81 Il
S. For adding the county ofRandotph
10 the Judicial district competed of the
counties Of Hardy, HampshiE, md PEN,
dleton. s s.
6. Gopcerning Moore's Warehouse.
z. Allowing the additions sum oftwo<
and an half per cent. 10 Ym. Martin
and Watson Clark, for ths collection Of
the revenue tar of the county Of Harri.
son for the year 1900. Is s,
3. Granting warrants Oh the treasury
to Samuel Chrke, Ninrod TaeEett,
James Hundly, and John Johnson, for.
certain sums Of money. ,5 si
8. Concerning the town Of Abingdon.
10. Concerning Bottom Stegall. b
II. Remifting a6ne to John Harris.
y. Conserving the town Of MARITIME
burg. u 81. si 8
10. Concerning Andrew DonneIly. q
~ Anthorising ! Lotterry in the
soyno rxo0d-ssOek, enA ensansS of.
Shenandoah. IS 3 III.
IS. Authorizing the sale Of certain
lands for the benefit Of the .Nottovay
tribe Of Indians.
i6. SusPendingan execution against
Richard Brooke. 80, 80
II. Releasing TO Richard Spear, John
cCarrpl and William Patton, the richt
of Tie eoinmonwealth TO certain lands
therein mentioned. Il NJ
is. To enable persons in custody On
behalf ofthe commonwealth, T. take the
oath Of insolvency. 's ~
~. Establishing certain survey Of
the town of Watson, and for other pur-
poses. -
20. To establish 4 turnpike from Al
ingdon, h the county Of Washington, to
Saltville in said county, go
81. Increasing the number and pow
ersof the trustees Of the town Of Wheel.
ing.
%. Making compensation 70 Michael
SpeigeL for the cure ofa lunatic. 1
%. Releasing 70 William Young the
commonwealth right 10 . certain piece
ofland. - 80
"a. For establishing an Academy in
ornear Richmond. 81.
IS. For establishing town on the
lands Of Alexander Cordonand Christian
Peters. ss 3 :, 49, ~. Is 81 !, \
26. To amend anact snsituled, & An
act 70 Incorporate che trustees Of IN Aca-
denny IN the town Of Abingdon, and for
other purposes s3
~. Adding certain land Of Thomas
Newton, to the borough Of Norfolk.
20. To enlarge the town Of Wood
stock, in the county of She nandoah. S
40 Providing further for the paw
'ment Of the debts Of John Calder.
90. For dividing the County Of Ka-
nawha. ss 90 ]
81. Authorising the Clerk Of Norfolk
borough TO deliver the win Of William {
Colburnto his Exeeutors.
50. Conserving the superintendent. Il
the public Warehouses erected for storing
Tobacco.
g. For ascertaining the Centre ofthe
County 81 Franklin, and for Other pur.
poses.
-. Conserving Reuben Fry.
IS. For extending Church street IN,
.ths borough Of Norfolk.
%. Allowing ! pension 70 samuel
Wharton.
-: fncreasing the rates Of ierriage !.
certain rlacss.
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A4RTINsBURG, February 8.

- Married Mr.--- SHIELDS Of the
State fohio, "a: Mss = A1NE WRIGHT,
daughter Of III. aass lt,isht Of his
County. - 81 ss..t Il III ~
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- II has fros,, fs,,. a 49,. {
yeen,;,,.s.a ..n .: .a.s ,nllnemolls. 9oeen
IN. Isd;.s /. : !. = sn.lui P,eroga.iys Or
inc ,hsms,l.. " ysat, Miuaoe. subject
- ,sI.... = any =, y otwan
II ,scos; -. = s ~ a q.
has occurred for seven years. A cor or.
respondent inquiries whether these cir.
euinstances viii account for the unusual
number of marriages which have already
taken place and which are likely 10 tals
place in the course OF the year. ;:sz $50 90
nj So !.
{ 80. y. "a. DIE I,
a RItsSir.--- Mr.. Jefferson, We find By
ING papers, has appointed . person to the
once OF pistrlet Attorny OF New York,
which once we know wa: held BY Ed
WARD Livingston, Esquire. Now We
want some democratic printer to tell us,
what has become OF Mr.. LiSingston, and
what Is the meaning OF thisnew appoint
mem: IAN a J. oe ta :. MT. Livingston Is
what Why all this silence about the J
matter Why cant We get one word
about u rom tne Jehsrsonianss And
Why woat they open their n r. =.
i poor, poor dumb mouths =,
- ana DID Ihem speak. = - -
+. - fredertck- IoIvn Herald ]
=, - = ;, & rr. n
TIE rule Of rieht-If the4 Un;ted
States have lost, saw, a hundred tbon.
sand dollars BY Mr.. Tefferson's n,,,tin,,
Mr.. Livingston into Mr.. Harrison. 81,
ace without any necessity. or Good cans. Z
ought not 50 iine 4 patriot and philo.o,
him.slfs-or, If Se should t1' bs eI Pr ,oi.
dent another Eo,,r wears and l. sbo,,I,,
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LIST.
General Deafsorns, Secretary ofWn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-11
c. L E r M @ N T,

1 The place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
gN.d, abou, tour miles from Alexandra, will
p Isaied to good tenant who will keep the
Pace in good repair, and comply with the terms
The leaie; to fuch tenant / wall lesfe the
Riaee for iourscsu years from January next. The
0uis' viii be put in good repair for the receipt
pa o. Careful rcnsnt, and none elf- need apply.
Any perlon who wilhes TO become the tenant
Fascai on the fubicsiber who Will flcw the place.
ihls place is handsomely ituated, having a
so0d view of Alexandria from the houfe, and a
kay large meadow about two hundred yards be.
Nv, excellent well water and two good fprings,
En- an Ice houie and every convenience neceaary
II a gentleman farmer. For terms apply TO
/ B. Dulany.
y, 8. The dwelling has tHclse rooms in it,
70 tao paGagss.
'l''sr'' Hill, Aug. II. d4w
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hRMINIAN SKELETON.

subtcriDtions are received at the Bo9k Store of
roTroM and STEWART, for BOOK en-.
''-''' Tur SKELETONS.
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T1ueaty FAYE Dollars Reward.

i RAN AWAY from the iobicr,ber's farm, IN
ahecounty of Alexandria, diaria Of Colombia.
! Mula,to man called MATT COOK, about s
feet high. between s. and 80 years OF age, ons
h,r which he wears tied, a lock q eubite bar on
he 'front.' Of his head, little to the lett, coop,
% by trade; he has fevcral fears on bis arms ard
:*rias, fear on his back occahoned by icald,
sndcveral mnks from whip; hcis very ioho
b drink and gambling; he took with hisa va
Fisy of clothes and fome cooper's tools. he
ErcGed the Potomac at Georgetown few days
lnce, and will probably make for Baltimore, as
Pc has been very anxiou: for iome time palt to
3 to Tea. ] will give the above reward Tor
}scur'og iaid fellow IN any Jail, 70 that get
PIN again, OF fbi,fy dsHars, with reaionasle
fAaess it brought home. Ga Ali matters OF
Il sdels and others are forcwarnrd harbouring, en-
fl0ymg OF earring Of laid fellow a, their peril.
C. F, Whiting.
NJ hi,
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public aaIr.
ON FRIDAY next,

,.,eoL will be f,Id as the Vsndue Store,
i'i0 r u M
:. ,sa.. and Bis. Fscdsh Brandy in Pipes
Snp and Apple Bandy 10 bis.
s.ss, n hhds. yietces and bis.
s Is. :. s T., , SCI Nd ''.'
ps.Gps IN kegs, boxes aud Jars,
Frs in kegs and fails,
nSoF,n,s War- il crates,
H0IlsEaoLD 4 RNlTURE,
~ &c.--ALso,
| ! Variety Of DRY GOODS.
= among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Ker{emeres,
nnS, tplains, Kerteys, Negro Cottons'
Serg.s, Elsiheks, Blue Eslezss' 49,.
Enhances E Ruf-ls, Yam Stockings
cs,o,zes and Calicoes,
r,h Lio.n,, Sile6a DO
0,a.ourps and Ticklsaburgs.
Mrsl;r and Muslin Handkerchicfs,
l01,a Muslins and Table Clothes,
R,ujaona Handkerchit S,
col.r,,l THREADS, Hats and sunaty other
''''''' Philip c. Merfeller.
Aagua 40. --.--
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sDr, the Arminian Aanatomlzed, and
The Carnal Preacher Diiie6ted.
In fz0o Parts.
PartI The Arminiau, or doctrine Of Uniyer-
Ri Charity purified, taken, examined, tried, con-
eesmnsd, executed, and anatomized.
Part. H. The Car4al Preacher Dasef7td,
with comments ON fsyera dark paiiagcs OF fcrp
Rur. In ferries OF letters, written at various
lines to friends in the country.
Cf Coadiioas, sc. are L:f1 al The aeoVe
tm.
Ills the opinion Of feveral Respectable clergy
hen, that the above book contains the ground
kptk and principles of genuine pIeiy, as i mani
yehly proves, fro.i the fcriptures OF truth, that
Is. dotiriue Of freewill aud universal redemption
] upiounded.
4 Sept. /.
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DRY GOODS

adapted to the pref.ne fcaion. All pcrfons
having claims agaiatt him are requeaed to preient
them for icstlement, and thofe indebted to him
will be pleaied to make payment. 81
John Ho1Surgh.
Tunc IL
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FRESH FRUIT.

John 4. BURFORD,
Late D IONS Store,) Prince Street, has this day
received, per brig Rachel from Cadiz, brig
Brothers Return from + sa etdam, and fchr
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft sheli'd Almonds
5000 Oranges,
90 bis. Lines, packed IN their natural foil,
49 boxes Mulcadel and Bloom kaiaDs, by
the box or retail,
Frch Lemcnds,
Sherry Wine Of fupcrior quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand.
A general AGortment Of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, sc.
"a The above articles are ali IN ane order,
and of and excellent quality,
Aug II.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending to leave this place carly next fall,
offers forfale, on the mott reasonable terms, his
STOCK on HAND, confifing of handlome fe.
lection of
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VALUABLE FISHERIES.

TO LET.
THE fubfcriber will Rent, Tor the ieafou en-.
flung, her Filherics on the fllorc oppofre Alex,
sndria. For terms apply to the Manager at Not-
ley Hail. OF
Maria Rozer.
King Greet, Alexandras
Ausua 80 cost aav