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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

Ectract H0u the 2heccf of Gopernor LRWYs
to the Legialafnre u New YORK, delivered
on the 6M instant.
81 cannot conclude, gentlemen, with
out calling your attention to subject
which my worthy and highly respected pre-
decessorin Office had much at heart, and
frequently believe present ed 10 your view,
the encouragement Of literature. In a
govenmentres,ing on public opinion, and
deriving It's chief support from the ecti.
ons of people religion and morality can
not be too sedulou>ly inculcated. To them
science is an hand maid ignorance the
worst Of enemies literary information
should then be placed within the re ch OF
every description of citizens, and poverty
should not be permitted to obstru g the
path to the fare ofknowIedge. Common
schools under the guidance of respectable
teachers should be established in every vii
lagc, and the INDECENT be educated al (hs
public expense. The higher semin0ries
also should receive every patronage and
support Within the means of enlightened
Legislators. Learaing would thus flourish,
and vice be more efieclu0lly restrained
than by volumes of pena! statute s."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
E=nact from Governor Ttrasvoe's Shecch

E=irdcf from GoUsrH0r IIcHEHoe'S Neech
II tie Lsgi.la IRE IF Yerm1W.
"The aeurishidg and happy state of our
country which has been Witnessed in years
past, canno, 5at ea,lear to us the repubii-
can prime, Plies and maSims on which its
government is founded From recent e.
vents in Europe, it would seem that our
own country is the only place on ibis globe
in wkich there is prospect that the re-
publican system can succeed. SaoUG
that system here fail, in a time and under
circumstances so favorable 20 It's c1ntiau-
ance, future generations must pronounce
i, imprac;icah.e. To preserve II among
ourselves we must guard against all into
lerance, intrigue, party spirit, and party
measures. Our elections and laws must
be made with the purest views and mo-
tiyes. When the representatives oc the
people are superior 10 the views and aims
OF par;y-whsD they steadily and unani-
m7usly pursue The public good, ready
obedience viii b. given to the laws, and u
cheerful supFort TO The government.
&" A spirit ofdi>unioh and the ialuence
of faction in the Legislatures, viii produce
dsquietude among The citizens, aud those
measures which are not dictated by wis
dom and prudence, can never find sup
port"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

.fmount of Produce brought dO50a tte J3oiea
River Canal, from Jaauayy ies, 20 .To.
Vember I0fh, 1904.
Is SCI Hhds. Tobacco.
70,o2S Bus. Wheat.
5<.l56 Bbls. F,our.
% o52 Bus. Corn.
SO Tons iron.
262,42O Bus. Coal.
% Tons Castings.
1924 EIhds. Spirit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
Bank Of VIRGINIA.

Al a meeting OF the President and
D"e9ors Of The Bank of Virginia. on Friday
the TON instant
EESrLVED. That no No,e or Ril, drawn.
endorsed or accepted b. one person for another,
nc discounted, nor Cheek dra,. il. The same. way
ne paid, unless 4 Power OF Attorney from the
'nciIal auihorisi' 8 such transact, us, shall
have been prev ,usly lodge in he Hani..
=. BEOCKG N3ECUG H. Casllr.
Richmond, l7,h Nov lSuf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
h-ont '5e Boston ig-eety Atqgas ne.
Me-srs Gilbert and n,m

Ne-srs Gilbert and D.m,
II you thiui; the annexed account, (or calcu-
a''on) of so'afeclpse. W orih notice, you are at
liberty to publ II it Yours.
OSGOOD CWARLETON.
On the 1,ih Imie, A y 1906 there vii be
an eclipse of tss sun, which. "a. it will appear
at and near Boston) will be he mos. extraordi-
nary OF any that ever has (or perhaps ever will
for century, be seen here. The sln Wi! be
totally obscured for about tNo and HAS mi
nu!es; The air will have ajshty chill ana
dampness, and probably the stars viii 1e seen,
although it viii Le near the middle OF me day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

ERNArA.--ln the price current under Rich
mond head. in Wednesdays Argus, the price
OF corn is stated to be =. 61s."-it should be 25s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

Prizes drGycn in tie BALTTMoRg CATKoLT re
CATHcORAL CAUReH LoTqgR1 ON .Saear.
dgV b:S;.
Prizes OF 100 dollars - Nos. 4o75
1878 2923.
Prize of so dollars :-20677.
Prizes of 20 dollars :-NS8l ISL. ass
1852 S67a 2oS9l 3773 i5665 l28lO
loSos 1889 ll73l His ii754 2o78
4e67 1890 77il.
Prizes Of Is dollars :-437 ill29 2l45
1851 1856 76i7 2O367 1880 1850
1865 1895 2O344 1880 5l95 1919 1884
l7465 l5244 $4,000 2l54 las 2o594
Sol2 5942 1918 l25l7.
Gain fihc wheel ihis day $50 dollars.
Tnlai gain. s@4
Adjourned Till Thursday the 18th.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

Welay before our readers the toasts Civ
EN- at Boston, al least in com,ncmoration
Of the birth day Of Jotn .Adama, by the IL
ere Of g02d order. Those, whose love Of
order IS rn1re.in their hearts than on their
tongues, who respect virtue with too sin
cere devotion to revile the best virtues
and talents Of the land, may perhaps.
think IL had been better to consign 10 its
rieriied contempt and oblivion the SANDER
ofwhich these toasts are tue vehicle. But
we entertain different opinllG, We
wish The conduct and the language of GER
tain men W New England to be as conspi-
ouous to the void as day light. We trust
that this conduct and this language are
making their appearance for the last time
and that the day will speedily arrive when
the turbulence Of disappointed ambition
will cease TO disturb the rerose of our ma
tlCn. (.Nat. HfekJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
ANACHARSIS' TRAVELS.

#* SUBSCRIBERS to the TIA
vFLS of ANACHARSfS ;hs YOUNGER IN
GREECE, are respectfully informed. thar rho
work is completed and viii be ready foi delivery
bythe 90 Of jhs rioath CNovember) The Sub
scfiptionis closed and ne price raised 70 Nine
Dollars 70 non Subscribers. Gentlemen holding
subscription papers will please 10 return them as
soon as possible Nov. IA. {
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

Tuesday, .N9Ueniber IS.
A sufficient number of merbcrs not
appearing 20 form quown,. - = ,.Iue,i.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

GENERAL REwBELL, one of the CT
Devaut Directors OF the Ci-Devant Re.
pubic, died al Paris on the 9th OF August
last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
BY hst Ntqht's NAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ~.
According 70 the Boston Il, pcr,ory, re.
dcralism has prevailed IN Suffolk district
CONGRESS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
VOLUNTEERS.

The Hon. RUFUs KING, whose talents
and prudence have preserved the best in
teresis ofhis coun,ry may he receive am
ple reward in the confidence of its best CT
t,zens.
The Hon. GEORGE. CADor-nay the
times again be worthy of such man.
The Hon. FISHER AMEs, whose clio
quence is soft as The Thiste's down, pierre
ing as It's thorn.
The fuerTcan yfriSiides-the os.rac:sm
can never tarnish the glory of which it is
jealous.
C,4j1er Mr. QUIucrhad retired, }
The Hon. JosIAH QUINcY, an able and
upright Senator; may he receive that sup
port on the Gfh of November, to which
MS talents, his virtues, and responsibility
entitle him.
The best servants Of our national admi-
Observation-Disclosures who will neither die nor
resign.
Squire Seaver--whepan OK puts his o.. II
head mo the yoke, may his masters b.
ready to FIR hm in.
The respective toasts were followed ~
appropriate music and The evening was
eniiycned with many patriotic and eeIeGl
songs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
From .be qemessee caectse.
SINGULAR LETTER OF uEs1owAr1ov.


NasIviAe, AIgus' 81, 1904.
SIR-The General Assembly of he State OF
Tennessee, at September session, 1908, in their
wisdom thought proper 10 inmate and appoint
their unworthy servant 20 he high and important
Office of Conservator of the Peace for the Coun.
~ Of Davidson. Ia obedience 10 the sovereign
Will of the people, as cmana'ing through that en-.
lightened body, I accepedthe appointment, under
the impression, that legal character, ] could
render service TO my county in the Judiciary.
But that wise body dld. before, at. and siuce the
time Of my appointment, appoint ofhccs TO The
same dignhed aud high Office, who we,e men
wanting in isyai fdifnfs. and many of them
common Stase; aud there is now q mOj~i1 81 the
Tisiiees IN t5is my of re hist description
Hence, few decisions IN our county court are
made in conformity with the sound principles of
law, OF equity. Byreason whereof, and because
from my native rascibc disposition caun1t keep
the peace myself bu, frequently fall, bngH ei cal.
cilvs upon many Of tho good citizens Of The state.
nave thought proper to resign the high power
delegated to me by that honorable bod into the
power y those who gave them. mean the sove-
reign, free and enlightened people OF Tennessee.
You wi.l therefore do me the honour 20 c1mnu.
nicate the contents Of this letter 20 his ENcelcr.
cy the Govern n, WHO will consider my official
'lrGions as justice of &c peace for Davidson
County 81 ceasug from the day Of the da,e here
OK.
am, respectfully,
~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

The legislature of Connecticut closed
their session oil the 81 inst. The four
Justices OF the peace who were summoned
TO appear before that body To shew cause,
if any they had, why their commissions
shouId not be revoked, alter hearing, in
which ihcircause WAS arguedby their coun-
sci, pierpont Edwacds, were removed from
Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
Federal majority, las

Chelsea, bingham and Hull not report
ed, bot the votes on eSch side said 10 DC
equal.
ELECTORAL TrcKET.
Fete,Al. Republican,.
2277 1903
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
7. PCiCOliS {. m5 f3On August.

1. \. ItllCOliS 4 Hn5 Don August.
F~oFGsS3ay Of 4JSIc,
u EsFECrFuttS inform the ladies and gcntle-
J.. men OF 'hc Cry OF RicAaDno aud its vc,ni-
o.. tilt tfcy uJc.d o. tc.rt ,it.. b.. on the Pr
ANO FORTE .- IANp.IcfiBRD
Du'ers G0'- ladies or c.a ereu. left a. MIR.
F'ei,b-s' OH. N.iar sun or ~ ,Er Cambe's
s.,ic wiI D. p.ricta,i. a.,cr1rd 20
49, 2. "a g. TUNES f+ 1ltUMENTS.
MiNihTuES PNiN fISG good IKE.
n-sses, Nsuar.ed Jy Hcseli.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

! WISH 10 inform my friends and the public rhac
am 'ully prepared 10 receive about twentv
Members OF ths Assembly, ~ my usual " prize
Of g per day, and Horses AZ H. per eav am
s,i,i living IN the house OF Doctor Tenants, be-
tween the Banking house and the h barracks. and
within l5O yards # the Capitol. return nv
hanks 70 those Numbers who favored NE viii,
heir company A. the last session Of assembly, and
assure them that have II in my power 10 aceom.
modate them more 6lheir satisfaction nov lhan
heretofore.
JOHN p. SHIEL DS.
Novcu'Scr IS, 1904 wLt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
1NORNlS IN CORN.

IN un4su. -gcc'cs Of ibis destructive lnse9 IS
discovered, wHob .GteatcHs raV.i seTiogs e0nss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

I. A. PARKER
VIZ. MAcGIv, Es1.
S,ua4y u tie state Qf Tennessee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
CHARLOTTE COCRr, Gut AUGUST,
1904.

CHARLOTTE C0CRr, GtI AUGUST,
1904.
Samuel A. Jackson and Mar his wifs. ror0
merly Mary Greeuhil, g dow og SAMUEL -,
CrsephH, Francis 'ncs and Caharle =
his vile. Thomas y, osshan aaG Sail, his .
wife Edmund We 'oSu,edi5n ofMai,h- =
David, PasohaN samuel Elizabeth Ma. : -
~ and Philip C-esnhiii, infant children 5
Of Samuel Greedhiii dec. plaintiffs. =
AGAINST =
John DAVIS. defendant
THE defendant being served with a subps-
4 ma and failing 90 G,o h, answer 90 he p'ain-
Sis 5,.i. being ruled to DO and sill failing to
Gle the sane Tie court or .hc no.i,n of he
plaintiffs b. their attorney, dot '-kc ire bill for
comic -sco-Ou con Liberation -i,c -,. and o.! the
report Of he commissioners mad FOO ii. sut. and
arguments by counse on behalf rie plaintiffs.
r. is oraer.d anil atere, thar tue plaintiffs rccg-
YER sanst the deiendliug one au~a "a aud nine
1.-TWO pounds and their c-s;s n ti15 bsha' e cx-
peaded-uucss tEc sliG cclerdau, small on or be-
fore me irs. day Of he next c.,r- after lie shall
have been served with COPY OF .his dec,ec. shevs
cause 90 tire contrary PLAINTIFF costs, l. dol
lars and u cents.
wv - -3.'t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12

Milton, Pope, Ihompfon, A
kent ieArmif"ns and G.ecn, In handfomc
po ketyolumes, orn.mented with copper.
places, and gilt backs, price petyoiu.nc loo
Transactions of the focie. y iorsbe promo
tion OF Agriculture, Arts d "Reminiscences,
inlt.uttd in the fate OF New York, Syo. azs
The Law If, Executors IN! Adninittfa.
tors, BY Samuel To.ler, Ef1. of Lincoin's
In, Basrifer at Law. aso
D.. Laune's Plea for Non Confsrmiis. *
Toplsdy on Fertilization. 7s
Bakers Saints Evei.afipg Ref. 100
The Plous Chrl&ian, by B!ihop Hay. loo
Obiervations on TIE Medical and Do.
mehic management Of the coniumption, Oh
tdo pwer OF D.gitalis Pu purca, and on
rae hcure of Scrophula, by Thomas Bed
oees,M. D. 1o6
Ca,ey's American Monitor. 62i
Bare Lectures vol. octave, 400
Immortal Mentor, 100
Harifon's Grammar, zs
Moores Structures, on Female Education, 100
Jacklon's Bookkeeping I5o
Reeves devout Exercile of the Heart. ozI
Students Military Dicipline, 5oo4
A variety OF Lhildrens Books, ornamented with
Copper Plates. A large fupply offupcrdac vel.
Jun paper. common writing paper, quiils, wa.
fers, &c. &c.
Nov. Z. q,
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MOTTO Z.

I have commenced BREWING
and will have BEER for fate in few days, and
fteady fupply through the leafon at the uiual
prices.
Grams and YeaG at the Brtuheys.
have got my fupply OF BARLEY.
Thomas Cruise.
Nov. .. dim
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE

AT HIS GROCERY STORE
King near Warrington Rreet,
Has juR received from Philadelphia, New York
&c. an cxteniive feeetion OF GROCERIES
ceniifting of
GunPowder.
Imperial, T E. A $
Hyfon,
Young Young f hyl0n' lofthe latef Impor-
p.to p psin' tat,on and part'-
Pouchong aud eulary eholsn.
Coma Souchong
Green coffee Of hyperion quality,
Loaf, Lump and Mufcoyado Sugar,
w India and Sugar Houfe Mslaaes,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular TenetiFe,
Sherry,
Brni1els, WINES.
Lilbon,
Malaga and
PORT
Clarcs 10 Gnall cafes,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
Antigua,
ST. Kits
Bea Holland Gin
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bef Salad Oil,
Salt Peee, Alum, Nader, CoPeras & Brlm-
Rone.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves and Caaia,
Cayepne and black Peppcr,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
l2ubItf @aIt.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
.o,clOck, will be fold at the Vendoe Store
As r u M
:, ,ha,. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
Gin il pipes and bis.
ws;ney and Apple Bandy in bis.
s % IN hhds. tiercss and DIS.
s Ss;,: .ss brow. Soap and !. boxes,
Monld and dips Candles j
p.;Gns in kegs, boxes aud jar''
No, in kegs and trails,
nsu..n,. Ware in crates,
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- &c.-ALss,
\ 4 Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
naSl, Plains, K,rfeys, Negro COttons'
s C Elaaisks, blue Friezes,
c Ss,s Ruffels, Yarn Stockings
Cs;o,zss AID Callicoes,
y,,(h Linens, SiieGa do
n,raburas and Ticklenburgs,
Masl,o and Muslin Handkerthiets'
i LID MOslins and Table Clothes,
psodaona Handkerchiets,
col,sr,d Threads, Hats and sundty other
ntlcles. 80. ma.a,u.r
-ARMTNTAN SKELETON.
Sa1fcr;ot;oos are received at the Book Store OF
Cotton and STEWART, for BOOK en-,
ttlsds ro>,c
Or, the Arminian Anatomical, and
The Carnal Preacher Dliiecisd.
sIa tue Parts.
parI. The Arminisn, or doctrine OF Univer-
al Charity purified. taken, examined tIied' con-
d.mned. executed, and anatomizcd.
part. II. The C0sssi Preacher DGMasd,
with comments on feyeral dark paHagcs OF tcrip
,ur,. In ferries Of letters, written at varions
,ms, 20 friends in the country.
a. Cssdaioss, Sc. are j.tf st the 65oVs
ssy. a., 49,
men. ,bs. ,he above book contains the ground
work and principles ofgenuine Piety, as mani.
l,Alv croyes from the fcipturos Of truth, that
III. doerine of free will and universal redemption
unfounded.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
FRESH FRUIT.

John A. BURFORD.
Late Dyion's Store,) Prince Street, has this day
received, per brig Rachel from Cad'z, brig
Brothers Return from Amaerdam, and fch'r
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft shell'd Almonds,
5000 Oranges, -,
go bis. Lines, packed in their natural foil,
20 boxes Mufcsdel and Bloom Raihns, by
the box or retail,
Frefh Lemonds,
Sherry Wine of hyperion quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand,
A gtnsral Allotment of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, sc.
6a- The above articles ate all in good order
and of aad excellent quality.
Aug. II.
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C 0 r N
Wanted in the ear at Cameron
NUS o. which a generous price will De given
CASH.
Rejects, Meutoa e Co.
s'0esr 9. 4 :,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12

y ROBERT B. JAMESON,
Offers for Sale,
10000 lbs. GREEN COFFEE,
$1,000 do. Cocoa,
40 hi,ds. Mofcnvado Sugar,
10 bags of Cotton,
10 punch's fue aAvor'd ST. Croix Ram
2c hhds. Molafss,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
80 or. cheits Of frefh Teas aGorted,
10 pipesLondon P. Madeira Z
8 co. old Port
a do. P. Tenaerife ~
IS or. oaRs Sherry. and g
4 pipes Brufels
hhds. green CoPperas,
4 hhds. 2ol! Brimitone,
2 hhds. Nader,
hhds. Alum, and
no boxes Spaniih Ssgar. of different
qualities, with mef other articles in rhe Grocery
Linz.
May 79.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12

WE HAVE ON HAND.
and far Eait at o3, sfor<,
Rum, Whisky, Sugar, Il 81.
Peach and Apple Brandy J "
Sal, of different kinds
Loaf Sugar, and Molasses
Vinegar by the barrel
Msckarel, Herings and Shad
Cotton by the Dag &c. &c.
Aquansity of excellent potatoes
And five or fix theoland uncommonly good
Cheefe.
And continue as usual to keep an afot men
of Boiling Clothes, and to select the bs.t -four
for family use.
alexander Smith g Son.
The highest price given for country produce
and Flax.sced in particular.
Octoberro. d
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LOST OR MISLAID,

About four weeks ago note nego-
eiablc at the Bank OF Alexandria, dated 18Th
Aaeuit 1904, druwn by George N. Lyles, pay
bic Gxty days after date to William Fl. Lyle
or o,d-r for two hundred dollars, which note 8.
sndoried by William Fl. Lyles and David w
Scott, and has not been paGed away cr.transfer
red by US 10 any perfon, therefore can be of no
ufe 10 any one but ourfcives, il being given Us
for property fold. A reward of FIVE dollars will
be given TO any one who will return It and all
perfons are forwarncd from receiving faid note in
paymcn except duly authorized by US.
Alexander Smith 6 Son.
November dzw.
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JAMES SANDERSON.

Has Jyf reeeiued the 6llowiug articles,
IL Pipes London P. Madeira
Wine, of a hyperion quality,
Old Port Wine 10 binds. Or. Caiks and Bottles,
Burgundy in Bottles,
Sherry in or. Caks,
Cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica Spirits,
{io and Gln,
Peach Brandy, very old,
Whitley,
Loaf, ard Mofcosado Sugars,
i he TE-As
Young Hyfon, N' ,a .+:w 1"f"
Hyion Skin, A"'
Cloves, Nu'megs, Mace,
Alltpi.e, Back Pepper,
Grouad Ginger, Salt Peter,
Soap By the box,
Bri,ih Sill Canvas,
Rudia Dock, fsi quality.
German Tiekienburss, and Ofnaburgs,
Coarse piats in cafes.
Juniper Berries in bags,
Stone Ware,
IS q. CSlks Ea5lia Battle Gun Powder, in
ponrd papers feajed,
Large Scale Beam wish Box Ends,
Ard Scales cemplea, Of hyperion qaalify.
Nov. S. d.
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FRESH FRUIT.

JOHN A. BURF0RD,
Late Dylon's Store,) Prince Street, has this day
received, per brig Rachel from Cad,z, big
Brothers Return from AmRerdam, and fch'r
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft shell'd Almonds,
5000 Oranges,
90 bis. LINES, packed IN their natural foil,
40 boxes hln!cadel and Bloom Raihns, by
the box or retail,
sFfsih Lcmonds,
Shelry Wine of hyperion quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand,
general Aaorrment of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, &c.
es The above articles are all IN good order
ADD Of AID excellent quality.
Apg.zz.
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,7uR Reccaod,
AND FOR SALE A6ABOVE,
THE POLITICAL woRKoF

Milton, Pope, Thomplon, A
keniieArmtrong and 6 eco, in haadfome
p0cketyolumes, ornamsnted with copper
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Tranfattions of the fociety fofthe promo
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The Law of Executors and Adminiitfa-
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DR.. Launc's Plea for Non Conformifs. IS
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0 QoarteT calks Sherry Wine,
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z Barrels Giauber's SAILS,
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90 tquo PaYts.

SIa tqro Paris.
PartI. The Asminian, or doctrine OF Univcr-
ial Clarity purified, taken, examined, tried, con-
dcnned, executed, ard anatomize6.
Part. II. The Cornal Preacher Di;fsl9fd,
with comments on trserat dark paaages OF icrip
tase. In ferries OF letters, written at various
times to friends in the country.
ea- Conlfioas, 81. are isjf al The 0S0Oe
6ore.
Il is the opinion Of fegeral respectable clergy
meo, thar the above book contains the ground
work and principles ofgcnuinc picty, asst mani.
friily proves, troa tks fciptu5N Of s'ush, that
The doctrine Of free will ana uaiverfal redemption
S unseunded.