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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13

.yt,ev have triAed with US, and this will be
the unanimous cry ofthe country IN short
time. We are as averse as any to Glamour
ing for peace which candon no good; but are
we not entitled to know what 5par eau do
@forus? If war does nothing-lf we CONT
nue. languishing in business and sinking un-
der taxes-.-the question then will only be as
to the made of our dissolution.
But tits said that four expeditions are on
foot that no less than four That Prodi-
gions military contriver---that Carnot OF the
British ministry, Lord Melville, is gone
to confer with Lord Keith upon the sub
iect. What may not be expected from
Lord Melvllle's plans? He, doubtless,
remembers the expedition 10 Holland,
which has the misfortune TO encounter rail-
ny weather in the month Of October! Ii
he does not, copy Of the capftnlarion with
Gen. Bruno, may be seasonaole memo
rasdum and Sir James Poulteny is With
in days journey to repeat the triunphs
ofhis retreat at Ferrol. What genius to
plan What ability to execute! What glo-
rious seats 10 be achieved under the aus
pices of Lord Melville has time yet to un-
fold!
The publick is amused too, with an &C
count that the Russian aeet has passed the
Sound on its way 10 Join our North Sea
fleet. This, We believe, is not ascertaped
but, if it were, II IS net easy to see how
it is to advance the war. Ii IS bringing
Paul to assist Peter, who IS doing nothing.
Let us see the war assume some shape or
vigour that viii lead 10 peace through sue
cess but what benefit can We derive. from
dozen more ships Of the Inc cruzlng
idly IN tie North Seas, to derive naval
skill from oar examples, ard kept up at
ourexpense? The grossest intellect can
discover who has most TO gain from this
partnership?
As to the Hanse towns, they will obtain
no protecuou from Russian fleets. No
part of Europe, now srenaced BY France,
or occupied by her, can be saved and secur-
ed, but by the cooperate on OF austria.
However, ministers are sensible that the
nation expects at their hands, If not peace,
vigorous war and hitherto they have done
nothing which common rotinr did not pa
turally carry on. They have made them
selves responsible for;che public cause, not
merely against invasion, bpttor every thing
which great and powerful nation at war
ought TO attempt and perform. In short
rime, the Minister who conducts protract-
ed war as ruinous as it is inglorloas, must
be exposed equally to the contempt and
detesta,ion OF every class q tAe commun-
~.
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Daniel MsMillen.
Thomas M. Corby.
Taken u6 AdriH,

A boat painted red both lnilde and
ouy, has large Ring Belt at the Siem aad Ssern,
has fep In the ffea, part Of The fore 'haws, snd
has had it fixed on the after part, and has
two a,pIes On tie Stern, for giggsr matt hef
length is Is ccet, and brrdth five feet nins in.
shs,. rrrDc con-
H4rt6ors's W6arf
Nov. 10
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CHARLES BENNET TT

Has Rffsivtd
By the Mary from LONDON, and Bristol Packet
via BALTIMORE. an exien6ve aaartment Ct
FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Kes.eys, Haitthlcks, Plains, Coaiings Of every
dcfcri2iion, -,
Elegant Swaas6own Cords,
Nse,, and AsolelSia Coatingss
Supeffss ads6pabIe milled Deyonahne Asf-
fcys, AID Cloths,
Ref, aad Dofil Blankets,
Carpets q ali izes,
Eiis,nt Pic Me Silk Gloves, and Msts,
Gundry's befs Seine and Sewing Twine,
Al of which will DC fold on very low Terms,
for cath, or good notes.
Nov. T aiWtd0 sw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13
Congress Of ns ua.teu states,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ST.
NoyeU;ber g. 1904.
November 8, 1904.

Mr.. Early being already on two com,
mittees, WAS excused from servingon ,hs
committee Of accounts, and Mr.. Conrad
appointed iii his stead.
MIR. Speaker laid on the table return.
from the governor of New York, of the
electlou OF Gurdon S. Mumford 10 she
next Congress, in the room Of Mr.. Temp.
kins, resigned.
Mr.. latino presented memorial
from the board OF trustees Of Jefferson
College, in the Mississippi territory, ex-
pressing their apprehension Of leasing the
lots at Match IS, with which that institution
had heen endowed, aud praying Congress
to secure them IN the same. The petition
was referred 70 Messrs. baltimore, TN
Randolph, Stedman, Alston and Elliot.
The petitions of William Dunbar and Of
ofthe Mayor and Corporation of the city
Of Matches were referred to the same com.
mittee.
lne motion, made yesterday by Dr..
Leib, was taScn into consideration and an
amendment was proposed by adding
:" blacks and people Of colour. other than
freemea, shall be excluded from the gale.
ry."
This gave rise to some conversation, at.
ter which the amendment, upon division
Of the house, appeared to have but one
member in It's favor.
The question on the resolution to ex.
clude all persons from the lobby except
members of the Senate and Stenographers,
was taken and lost, only 80 members vot.
ing forit.
Mr.. J. Clay offered the following reso-
luton:
Rssolued, That the President of the U.
nited States be requested to present in the
name of Congress to Captain Stephen De.
catur, sword of the value Of
dollars, and 10 each of the officers and crew
OF the United States Ketch Intrepid,
months pay, as testimony of the high
sense entertained by Congress ofthe gal.
Iantry, good conduct and services of capt.
Decatur, the officers and crew of the said
Ketch, in attacking and destroying ri.
poiit"il itlGdtc u ~ guns i"'e ZIG SNi'e0
States frigate Philadei phia.
The resolution was referred to a com.
mi.tee Of the whole On the state OF rhe i.
Mon, and ordered to be printed.
The committee Of revisal and unhnish.
ed business made report, which was re-
ceived and ordered to be printed tor Inc
use Of the members.
Adjourned.
ommi,tee OF past e6Tce and past roaas:
NIe@srs. Newton, Thomas, Hannah, N.
Mitchell, Lowndes, q. w. Campbell and
Joothard.
Committee to whom was referred the
ar5itI-s Of impeachment against Samuel
Chase: Messrs. J. Randolph, Jos. Gay
Early, 30! lie and John Rhea COT len
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NEW YORK, November 9.
IN ER Z S TING.

BY the ship Clyde, Capt. Dekoven, in
50 days from Cadiz, we have received the
following interesting particulars
The fever at~Maiaga continued to rage
with un ba,ed violence. From 500 to 400
died daily and above $4,000 are stated
-,o have fallen by the destructive Emalady.
nut of a population OF between 20 and
so, 600 inhabitants, only 10000 are now
remaining in Malaga.
The fever had also reached Gibraltar;
which place was shut against the admis-
sion of all vess is. Vessels approaching
that fortress were ordered away.
The fever la also began at Cadiz.---
where from 7oto 80 died daily, s was en-
creasing.
General More III was still at Cadiz. Oae
of his servants had been attacked by the fe-
YER and he was preparing to leave II tor
Grenada. twas doubled, however, whe-
tier he would De permitted 10 90; a5alI
persons was prohibited from leaving the
city. Madame 11oreau mad been bfough,
to bed of a daugh ter.
Mr.. Goetschius, Consul for the United
States at Genoa, died al Cadiz about the
25,h September.
Flour WIS from 3 to IA dollars q bar
rel at Cadiz-.-Staves $50 to 80 dolls.
Rice dolls, ---beef and pork very low.
Three OF fourdays before the ~ dc sail
ed, tie United States liigate Essex, cap
tain Barron, stopped at Cadiz, to obtain IN
tormationrespectlngthe movements Of the
Moorish frigatcs, which had sailed for
Lisbon. The object of the Moores was
said to be nothing more than to go to
Lisbon 10 copper. Captain Barron hear
ing this returned to his station.
The schr. Polly, capt. Bush, which went
to Montog to meet the British ships ofwar
Leander and Cambrain, returned last
ing. BY her we learn that the above ships
arrived within seven leagues Of Montog on
Saturday evening, and would have seen the
Frenchmen go out on Sunday morning had
the weather been clear. The Frenchmcn
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NOTICE.
Nov. 10

THE fubfcriber having oceahon to
be sblent from Alexandra, Tor isyesal weeks,
wines all thole who have any claims aganft
h;m 3 Bring them in for fsts!emcat, and tn ole
indebred 10 make immediate payment 20,
A'DN''~ G. ~. GIBBONS.
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have thus Ito use seaman's phrasey mad,
their escape in a fig. The Leander and
Cambrain anchored in Newport harbor ON
tuesday night, and sailed the next morn
lag for HalIifax, where the Polly lrt,
them.
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Potent Machine.

%vHE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained a
Patent from the Prehaenr of the Uaised
S.sses. iecursg 20 then the executive right OF
making, udng and vending sosothcFs, to be uied,
the new and ufciul Machine, for cooling sno
6it.rag, or Purifying water, or any other aoid.'
by rGSntug river, or impdre we'll water through
eee MacR:Hs, it abccoEits as clear, pare, and
as.d as fp.ing wster. Any pcrfon orpetfons wifi
,rg % fee this Machine in opcratiop,may have
sheir cur;ody grstifed by applying at NJ. NJ !
bonrn's taveln, il this place, where the itflera
ausntioa viii be paid, in lhcwing theparticuisie
cf..his Machine, The Patent Tees.
Daniel M'Millen.
Thomas M. CorbY. J.
N B. Any psrfon wiloing T. puschafe che
privilege of making and uGng tbs Machine IN
any raYtoi the uol.cI States, cau know the terr7S
by spplying as above.
Nov. 10 % i
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Nov. 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-17
DIDoT TIKI PRINTER.
U. S. GAG.


On Tuefday, the 10th of July, died at Paris,
in the feventy-fourth year of his age, Francois
AMBROSE DIDoT, born in the month of Janu-
airy, 1880, leaving two fons, Pierre and Firnia
Didot.
This extraordinary man has brought the art
of printing to fate of excellence unattained bv
any of his contemporaries, and among the num-
Der of improvements perfected by his exertons,
is the contribution of mills for making fine pa
per, which he afifted not only by his zeal and
activity, but by pecuniary contribution. Ddot
invented prefs by which the workman is ena-
bled to ftamp or print, equally and at once, the
whole extent of fheet He was ALTO the inven-
tor of many other machines and inftruments
now commonly ufed in printing Offices, and all
which have powerfully contributed to the mo-
dern advancement of the Typographical art.
The elegant editions publifhed by order of
Louis XVI. for the education of the Dauphin,
were the production of IDIOTS prefs, as well
as the theatrical Selections by Corneille. The
works of Racine, Telemachus, TafIo's Jerufa
lem, two fuperb Bibles, and multiplicity of
other ineftimable works, each of which, on its
publication, has emanated frefh beauties, and
made nearer approaches to perfection.
Didot fedulouGy endeavoured to unite i'll his
family every talent auxiliary in the Printing
Art :-One of his fons became Il celebrated
type-founder and the voice OF fame announces
the hyperion rank which they both defervedly
hold among the printers of the age. The fond
father delighted to obferve that he was exc.lled
by his children; while they dutifully afcribe
their fuccefs to the force of his initru6tion, and
the benefit of his example.
The life of Didot was the life of honour: his
abilities are known and refpeeted; and the fol-
lowing anecdote will prove the goodnefs of his
heart lin one of his journes to the paper-rnilIs
of Anonay, he met an artif who had introduced
in France an improvement in the application of
cylinders, &c. and believing that his ingenuity
merited reward, exerted all his nteret with 90
veinment, but unfortunately when he was on
the point of fucceeding, the artift died, leaving
two girls IN the helplcfs fate Of infancy Didot
took the orphans in his arms, proclaimed himfslf
their father, and kept his word
AT the age OFFS, Didot read over five times,
and carefully corrected before it was fent to the
pVis, every fheet Of the Stereotype edition of
Montague, printed by his ions. At four o'clock
in the morning he was purifying his fatiguing oc-
cupation. The correctness the text will there
fore render this work particularly valuable a.
mong the productions ofthe modern prefs.
! About ls months lince, he protected an al
phabetical index of every fubjett treated upon
in Montagne's Ei1ays. He had collected ali his
materials, at which he laboured unceafnely :
and perhaps too fri6 an application TO his ia
vourlte ftudy accelerated the death of this emil
nent artilt and benevolent man.
CC2efdp CaJiarf.
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AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
FOR SALEM HLBElTHPLE.

ttE SA4fri6tr eS;rs /a, le. tbat 4aiab- AMI blob
-, ~ Impressed Farm, zrbieb be a. pyycat ,gds.
Ibf's are 245 IF iand 7vbe5 aioim ne ts.t Of
CbdrI0fsV, IN its .o5Of esfrt Ihr reeroe,,szts arr
7'a,i'ls and eosfdrab, ard eaiaiafcd fer kyse saG
genfest family, the SzaclAng 5oye being 70 BY 60 s
Tbs FEAT has uniformly been eo1dtre.i me Of tie snee
d5lira6As in fbc Upper country.
Il grp-ndh, sd0anfagee.ly .Gfnatef la, k,.s,y ban
trr7ed o" the premier, fbt drm s7ebib is 6u sfHsve
Contiguous 70 tie mill and adjoining bi trat7 Of lard
large Artillery has ao teen 5fableedi tie boee SO B,
s3 tfe is 6nh FOHri andfbe zcafe, rutcb is ,eua,i-
atty coal, ii, brought Pipes urdr groard but rcH @
fa"ee,'o Tie bo4s 7br djfe,y. tegbsr spb .5s irnd
@n@t*ed zo6ib tile 6 quality, asay Be lad qoi!t de
Jf,F A1enfionedfyaef.
PrqpsftOas By litter oteyvvjf, zvH Be Gyi; ATTENDED
to Hnd on Receiving part Of tie Price in Nysces, CeE,
'et, Public SeenTtie, coed Bcgli, auisa .ia6
e SvH Be made TO fbe pnrbr, ard great aceon4-asd1
i'eH gi0e" for tie balance BY baVing ao,ily esn,eA
mn. IT. HENINC.
Charlottesville, o7. 3. eW6fF
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T v = Wy.

III Fly on the Maaey;t5f~ing LutereR Of
-fbe UHiteG S.eteJ qvi!5 Remarks an )ome
PaDagtJ contained iu TIE Report Of tbe Com
m:.tee-of Conmeree ami lNnnnt47nrsJ. b. q
lNsn,leJ. aff6e Society Of trim and Mana-
failures Of PbiAsdeipbia. To sVbiebi annex
ri, The Memorial Of tbaf Society 10 CoAg,rG.
$40. p. 40. P6iladtLpbi.'. Graves. 1904.
SIP JOSEPH CHILD, an Englil, writer on
political sconomy, who publfhed, in the year
j694, celebrated Diicoufe on Trade, treats,
~ the fccond chapter of this work, on the re-
Eeflgd cNbloymsnt Of IRE boor. ri. writes, !.
- Fiat the poor III England have always been in
Il mot Gi and svreielsd eondition, /6D1r EY,niN-
RI FIR sOanf If 6reGd, ofbeyJ .RarlYd -rifb coH
old a4kedaeJJ, and many 7VboLe fln,ilif5, IN an
mr. og!-parfs qfei.ieS 6faI gre0f fozvDS common
~ rem 5 IA q ia8ya.j5iRg, Ha2y, and aleieG eoa-
IitioE, Wlc0Hlf5f;ableto tieMflIq,e5 0d NgoysEfg-
6ls 70 sbs kiRgaoOi. This is confcilcd and Ia.
n.e.,ted by ali men" 2. That the children
oi' Our poor, bred up in beggIy and lazinef, do,
by that means, bec0mc not only of HYbeaifb, L9-
J;-, and more than ordinary lubieet IN ,,oyy
!,4fbon:g d;jtnf5, whereof very rnanv dic in
t5si, ,elder re-, ard :fany of them do arrive to
wears aud Rrensth, they are, by their idle ha-
bis, contradict in their youth, rendered for ever
litter ndipoisd to- labour, ard ferv only to itock
ihl kingdom with tiiitves ard beggars' g..
- ldt VI ~! OuI i4tlNOtSit pOI WGIC PROVIDED
for, and tbofc ofboih fcxts md ali ages that can
do work OF my kind, employed, it would re-
doutl foHt hundreds OF thoufands of pounds
pei a1nun tn the public advantage"
The condition Of Ills c'afs of the people
th,tc continues To be very fioo king aud drplo-
Jsiie aitcr the idpie of more than an hundred
Gears. BcfiG.6 the attention which parliament
ias gwen 20 their relief in Tie fy1eni ofiawc and
regulations fol- the poor, We find municipalities
4 JiLer focttics ldboringin the flme cauG.
aliacl ali over The United Kingdoms. The mi
fey, IL, hckncis, the oathiomencfs and morah-
~ iresaie 1t among The lower orders Of fIbieGta
H. Great -Drillin, have been detailed in many a
bcncyoicnt memoir and diftrefsful treatife The
iisth volume ofouI fri Hex1dc, p. 10 and D.
$40, contains extrd6ts from authentic documents
~ he fiocking condition Of the indigcht in
Man aeter, Leeds, Edinburgh, md Ncwcahlc
From The publications. Of MIR. Howard, Mir. Bcf.
nard, NJ. Ntij, Mr. Colquboua, aud multi.
tude Of Other gentlemen, we lenn that Chener
Liverpool, and the metropolis London itfcDf
lave fufered excefivciy, and are Gin fnTerins,
Il I'm the ravages of fcbriic difrempsr, formeri,
called plague, but now ermcdtyphous, confagi.
oGl o. INFECTIOUS fever. rs Ca a. NC can learn.
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TUNSTALL's
PATENT THRESHLNG MACHINE.

HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
Il applying fome effe6tusl parts to Threihng Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity, adequate rength
and greater cheapnef than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent for fuch improvements and wines to bene6,
the public on the mot reafonable terms Dihr;As
and individuals may be now accommodated with NJ
chimes and patent rights, by applying in peron or ty
letter lP9f Paia) to the fatentee, Wzm TuslaH, At
TIE SzUan 1avern, Richmond.
N B. A Mill Wright audIron Worker for the re-
70, 20, ore "@n,eo--aPPiy as ABOVE
Buck Wheat &c. preferved free from grit-Counter-
feits will be dealt with as the law d;reas
July 1s. eW--tf
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Mediterranean Passions.

nj Office is hereby given, that il has been
4! deemed expedient to change The form of
the Mediterranean pafport i7ued to veffels Of
the United States that from the 9Th day of Tu-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be iiiued al
the cuftom houles 10 every veiiel, for which ap-
pllcdtion may be made on a compliance with
the tcrns prefcribed by law ard furrenderinc the
former pafIport of which fhe may be poaef1ed,
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be reoui.
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
inent agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we arc at peace, either the old or the
new form of paflport will be Efficient to pro.
tect the vei1els of the United States, from can.
ture until the III of July sos, after which the
old form of panport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ule.
Department of State,
93d of May, 1904.
7be printers gftbe laqO5 eftbe Unitcd SfnfeJ ARE
rs7psPsd 10 insert LIE aboDe in fbcir Gaaeffef
taoiee qveek far TIE space Elk month, and tbe
Collectors 9ff6c cgqOm5 TO Keep copies Of it pgged
np in their Offices.
June, 9.
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DOCTOR WILSON,

HAS taken Gas a temporary reGdence) the
4 4 houie lately occupied by Doctor ADAMS, oppo-
lite the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine the
APOTHECARIES BUSINESS with the pRAC-
lice OF PhYSIC. He is now opening part, and
expects to receive by the arrivals from Philade
Pha, the balance Of frelh and very general iupbiy
OF MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apotheca-
RES Line, which will be fold on the lowell terms.
~ Orders from the country, Recipes, &c. will be
carefully attended to.
June 81. [eW6ml
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with Boots Shoes as well as if they were ON the
ipot.....-A-the length of the Boot.-..C-round the
Calf..~B-the pitch of dtto...D-round the heel and
inifep.-E-round the inRep.r-G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againft perpendicular, and
Kick knife at the end of the great toefet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the diff
ferent meaiiires. Iune So eu6n
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To THE EDITOR.

To THE EDITOR.
Sir,
Being fond of iueh experiments III agriculture as
pronifc probability Of advantage, have tried many
and may often been well iatisfed with the refults
But astwo or three experiments not iuiHcient
in any cafe, will mention few which may be con-
fdered but hints thrown for the improvements
Of others
/. Quick fences often become open in many places
at bottom, notwithstanding the utnof attention. and
more Especially fnegleSted. The Burberry Ihrub on
the contrary, will make impenirable fence and al
70 clofe bottom, beoacie it always puts up numerous
fuckers ffom the roots, which fill every vacancy 1t
may esfly be RATED from the berries as quick or
hawthorn and it grows fsfter. The fuckers alto will
Arike root eaGy, Especially if planted early. iup-
poie thofe frnbs may be had IN plenty at mott nur-
ferries. This is worth thought fromthofe who have
new grounds to euelofe.
The indian ariped ribband graf;, which i,eut-
waited in gardens would anfwer admirably for hay.
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nr NOTICE rs HEREBr c5nEM

HAT Petition will be preiented to the
u General Ahembly, at their next sefEon, for the
fsle Of the Gebe in St. Marys Parifh in Caroline &
the nvefiture of the intere of the Money, thereby
RATED, in the prefent Incumbent, 70 long as he may
continue TO aa as iueh in the faid Parif
CAROLINE, Auguh la, 1904. [ew3m.l
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re /iLry5ers are aYtbOrjrd 10 };R b. siSafs ~.
4 OF H-,a' scrr,, and il nat &}9scSefbr n. Grs.e
esady ia Deacmb'r ee1isg, ryR ftsi,y, a. 81 Ear.
IJTern, in he CITY Of Risbarszd, .ive!y Il js2af sn.
anei0a, Svif50s: ,Erps, for as, BE 1o;ety oFs An75
TRACT OF LAND, confirming 1850 ana, ia S.u6!-
sszia county, zvi,6n tJceay 1si,cS 81 rezisryg ~.
trcf is eOmmoaiy kaOsvr By he Of C;,s' al Cd
joins he Lands IF John kenny, feba A9t.5s; s,.as
o6Hes, and oibers. TIE .o.>.y aet SJrt ero,I lie
fOzrn efFrdtrielljGUrg.
PROSSER q lNONCURE,v v. rs.
Se1te,ac<r 90. BAR az
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7. 5. PINK.

at fpecial courts of oyer and ternner and general
jail delivery, lately held in the city of New Brunf-
wick in and for the county of Mddleiex, N. ]. John
Pullen was indicted for the murder of John PulIen,
the elder, his father to which Indictment he pleaded
not guilty. Council was aligned him, and on Friday
fennight he traverfed his Indictment. A plea of in
family was fet up and number of witnec, were ex-
amined, whole teitimony generally went to prove
him infane. The jury being out about four hours
brought in verdict of guilty. On the following
morning, after very pathetick and elegant addreis
from his honour the chief juRce, who prefided the
awful fentence of death was pronounced to him be-
tween the hours of twelve and two o'clock.
u. S. GAG.
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a PETITION will be prefented to the next Gene
L n raj AfIembly, TO efabliih a FERRY from the
lands of PETER RUsr, in Richmond County, to hi,
the laid Rusr's lands in Ehex County.
September I5-----f3mep.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURER
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

M AXES Boots & Shoes
1VI to any pattern or faf1-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN
SHIP to any in general ufe.
ET Imported Doors and
SHOES, of the fri quality
and newell fafhion, for fale
-. Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their rneafllre.
by paying attention to the
anDaxaJ cus -. L. E
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WANTS EMPLOYMENT,

4 YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
L n hand, and has been accuifomed to Boox- KEEP
ING for the lat nine years. He come well recon-
mended for his iobriety and attention to bufneis
letter directed to A B. and left with the Printer here
of fha be duly attended to.
AIgHf 90. TeWI1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGRICULTURE.

From tie LsgAos A1oafJiy Magazine fer January
1904