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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07


Together with MEMOIRS Of the LIFE and
WRITINGS OF the AUTHOR.
No book could DC offered, which stands in less
need OF enconum and recomnendation--It has
been read in almost every European language
The history of the long and interesting period
from the reign of Augustus 70 the taking OF Con-
sSanrnople, and the death of Mahoniet the II. is
no where else to lie found in the shape of gu!ar
aud well arranged history Publishers pre-
uine to hope, that they do service 20 their coun
try in giving an Edition of it from tte American
press They will briefly speak OF their in.en-
tions, and the superiority OF This edition.
L. Ii will be the most complete Edition Of
GIBBoN extant-Because it will he enriched with
the Memoirs OF his Life and Writings, written by
himself--Ihis win be addition 10 the London
copy of nearly 200 pages.
D. IL will be about one third cheaper than the
London Copy.
3. Il will be executed in the best ste-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend to the
public an inspection of the BOOKS, published by
them within the last three years.-Vhey are, Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Ency clopedia, ) Volumes, and
fuckers Blackstone. Voiumes.-They promise
not TO degenerate.
CONDITIONS.
1. 1t shall be printed from ths last London edi-
lion, and he published in Eight Octave Volumes,
during the year 1904.
IL. 1t snail he delivered to those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo-
umc in boards
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have 1t either At Sixteen Dollars in
boards or in a good and handsome binding, at
Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
II Willie enriched with Two Whole sheer Maps
One OF the Eastern, te other OF the Western
par' of the Roman Empire-A Map of me parts
Of Europe and Asia adjacent TO Constantinople,
and an elegantly engraved Head OF die Author.
80 Subscriptions receiye4 BY SAMUEL Plea
sANTs. T. Richmond. e5
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Run away from the Sub.

seriber about the first of January ,re,r
named HARRY; he is a small f.l,o,,, gu man,
GaFk complexion, with large full ewes
when alarmed or intoxicated, which he vii; e.
zen De II ne can ger liquor. He had When he
VEN on blue coat, negro cotton breeche, and =
WnHe hAt with very large cIown-he toll ,ov,,.
OF me negroes in the neighborhood that he sboriG
90 10 the CITY OF Washington 20 sec his brotber
w"" IS me properly of MIR. Richxrd Frazer Of
o' ~ pace ou' 'hat he should FIRST 20 by the wav
- >,Si'noho ara endeavor 20 procure a free uast-
and from thence to Waahinzfon. An pass p%SS'
VINO WI take up the said negro and seem. ,,;r,
III, jan so that get him again, shall receive.
A"ENII DOLLARS REWARD
r.; WIZ, THOS. K. EVANS.
AinS William county. Frazef's)
Ferry, February 10, 1904 rA,r1
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BURR MILESTONE
MfwUR1CT0RY.

bIIJFOF.9CIIRY.
THE subscriber takes this mode Of returning his
thanks to hrs former patrons, and informing the
public IN general, that ne has (by desise OF his
friends) recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING OF BURR MII.L-STONRS; and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma
rerials, and having had sixteen years experience
in the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able TO give satisfaction
to his employers.
The stones he will warrant TO be as good as a.
ny in the United States.
ANY orders left with Capt. WlLL1AM PEn-
socx, Norfolk Capt WiLLlAM CHAMBERS,
stapnton; Mr. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe cousty,
or nr. RoEERr MOORE, Petersburg. shall be du
ly attended 70, and country Prodaee received ia
payment. al the customary prices.
~. TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
to the above business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1903. Uf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER cfPdRLS,
in stone or ground, for the improvement of land
with directions forthc use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

- TICKETS 70 be had of Robert Pollard,
Dod. john Brockenbrough, jr. VIM Price, (Reg)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

TO RhNT,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS
The DwclHng Housc, Gyc.
Lately the residence Of Mr.. lame. Rin1. d..
Appiy 10 tic Printer. U'0'--
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70 REMT-THE TENEMENT,

LACEY occupied by Doctor M'Lean. Enquire of
the printer. 4w February IL, 1904.
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! Prize--last drawn ticket, having
biauk TO It's number, 20,f
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NOtICe.

IT He partnership of Jonn Moore and joserh
Weir under the hrn OF JOSEPH WEIR
SS co. is m s day dis9oived-aud all PERSONS IN
debted to said fTci ase requested sestle and iay
the respective accounts 90 the subscriber u FIN
castle, who will settle wi IA them Tor the same
and a persons having demands against said hrm
will cali on him for payment
JOHN MOORE.
Jan. Doth, 1904. Sv
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
REWARD IN Y

d AN away on Monday night the 18th
IN instant, from the subscriber, living
in Darkesyille, Berkeley County, Vir-
ginia, 4 Negro Man named HARRY,
raised by John Baker, sen. late of Jefer-
son County, decd, he is about S feet 10
inches high. upwards of so years old,
square made, long face, has a down look
when spoken to, he will ieok up and inn
Imediately cast his eyes. down again, he
IS acnnning artful fellow, & cantella very
sInoothe straight story to any person talk.
ing TO him ; he took with him bottle.
green coat about half worn. with great
many plated buttons on it, three on each
sleeve, buff eoloured waiscoat, one
pair blue overalls, one pair nankeen do.
a high crowned wool hat partly new, with
some other old clothes. Whoever takes
up said runaway, If so miles from home
shall receive FIVE dollars, hSS0 uiles ten
dollars, If 100 miles twenty dollars, if
further the above reward and reasonable
charges for bringing him home, or secur,
ing him many Jail so that ] get him again.
JOHN SN1vELY.
Iune IS, 1904. . =
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FOR SALE,
Two hundred5and eighty-6ve acre

TWO hundredSand eighty-five acres
i GLAND, two miles from Bath,
Berkeley County, lyingin healthy situa-
ton between that town and Sleepy Greek; ;
about 60 acres are cleared, well fenced
and in good farming order there are
6aeres Of excellent Meadow, and more
At least may be made with very little trout
bic, an excellent Orchard Of 200 Apple,
and upwards Of 400 Peach Trees, all of
which now bear !; the balance ofthe land
is well covered with great variety Of
good Timber the whole tract IS well
watered, and for fertility, is scarcely e
qualled by any land in this part of the
country - there are tolerable converts
emit Dwelling House, an excellent Barn,
Stable, SC. The subscriber being anxi-
Gus to remove to the Western Country,
viii dispose Of the above land AZ three
Dollars per acre, which is less than half
its value. An indisputable tide wiz be
made the purchaser. The land may be
seen by applying to the subscriber living
thereon. CHRISTIAN MILLER.
Juns Is, 1904. : !. :
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In the forest Of Mount Grsdestye, in
the eounty Of Hunyade, in Pennsylvania,
some remains of an extensive ancient ci-
ty have been discovered but nothing
that shows It's name. In the neighbour
hood number Of gold coins have been
discovered in weight each equal to 2 la
ducats. On one side, three male figures,
the first and last carrying hatchets, with
the inscription, in characters Kozen.-
On the reverse an Eagle at rest, holding
4 crown m his right claw.
The learned suppose that the pieces
Of money was coined at HeTul|an city
Cosog, andthatthree male figures repre-,
asent& Consul preceded and followed b
Lietor. The coins are supposed to B,
1000 years old, by antiquarians. III.
Austrian government has ordered further
researches. 49, -. <. n. r
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THE subscriber is authorised 70 disz

THE subscriber is authorised to dis
I i pose of the patent right to purify
Whisky and Cyder, and also ipilEle
Foreign Distilled Spirits, within the
County Of Berkeley al persons who
elay wish to purchase this right may
have permits by paying, or securing 70
be paid, to the subscriber, the purchase
money, At the following rates Distillers
5 40 Merchants 5 x. g. Farmers md
others S 10 each. Any person using
the means employed by the Patentee,
for purifying, &c. without FIRST obtaining
apermit, may expect to be prosecuted
for the same, as The laws Of the United
: pAvID HUNTER.
June IS, 1904. ...=.
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Enchanting dimples On their cheeks b.
stow g. -. - -
Andteaeh them witha purer red to glow.
Let winning smilestoo. from those dim.
pies CLEAN, - = -, - -
Like moon-beams sporting on the rufaed
And if resentment. should've Muse A.
tel, (
Who thus presumes to shew herself your
friend; =. I
Tell them how erueland unjust their irs ]
How pure the feelings which this strain
inspire; ~
How pants her heart, those graees to &C.
. cure -- - -'
Which constant love, and endless praise
~'s FLoR1o.
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whitherf may. Return thou and tate
back thy brethren. Mercy and truth be
with thee." - ! : = r r +.
Dr.. Campbell eensures the paraphras.
tieal style, and the Lay Preacher i averse
70 verbosity. The above address Of the
King is so tersely expressed that little
expansion, though diminishing the force,
may add to the Perspieuity Of the pas
sage. : = = : Il : = =
t possible, Ittai, that you are one
ofmy unfortunate associates : How can
YOU leave the delights of city for the
way ofth wilderness, and prefer dangers
with me to future honors with Absaloms
You are a stranker, how, carest thou
then for Jerusalem! You have been an
exile, whence then thy nationality Re-
turn. good, but deluded man why should
est thou wander with David and tempt
Psrdition / am here desolate and des-
pissed soon perhaps to perish BY the
steel, or still sharper the ingratitude of 4
child. I desperately Ry, know not
where. But let not thy rash loyalty
trace my Perplexed pathes. For thy
zeal receive my heart. But leave me
and make thy peace with the usurper.-
May mercy plead with him for thy for
giveness. May truth attest thy virtue.
To 90 noble friend and faithful fol-
louer such q remsnstrance npuld add
eonstancy. Tell Ittai of danger and he
half unsheathes his sword. He prefers
hazardous allegiance TO Grimm submits
sion, and would rather with bare, and
bleeding feet, 60 up the ascent of Oliyet.
than be captain Of the host q seditious
Hebron. -. n ii
Survey my readers this grand h:sto-
rieal picture, designed by : great master;
aproPhet. I.is more gloting than the
canvas Of RubeNa more sublime than
the cartoons of Raphael Il is the por.
trait ola friend in adversely. PC.
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: =
:. II of dress T. = --s-+ =
but one whose heart exults to join the
80 band =. 49,. r =
Where joy and innocence 60 handin hand.
One who, while modesty maintains her
place, -
That sacred charm which heightens ev'ry
grace, g -
Complaeent views your robes excel the
snow, il: x
Orborrow colours from the painted bow;
Blu. breads the threaten'd hour Of Viz
tues fight,
More than the pestilenee which walks BY
night.
Say, in those half-rob'd bosoms are there
.-~ hid :. ----..-~-~.-
No thoughts which shame and purity
forbid -,
Why do these fne-wroughtveils around
you play, - F..
Like mists, which scarce beam the orb
~ Of day.
What mean those careless limbs, that
; conscious air, IFS,
AZ which the modest blush, the vulgar.
s-sseses stare -. ., rs. *->s ~
Can spo,less minds endure the. guilty
leer, ~.
The sober matron's frown, the witling's
sneer!
Are these the charms which, in this age
re6n'd,> +
Insure applause, and captivate the mind
Are these your boasted powers! are
these the arts --,.' 4:
Which kindle love, and chain ineonstant
hearts - : -.
Alas some angry pow'r, some envious
Has wrought this, strange Perversisy Of,
-. will - :
For sure some foe to innocence beguiles,
=. When harmless doves attempt the ser
penis wiles. ~~. z-.~~-
True, Fashions laws her ready vot'ries
And oglins beaux exclaim, Oh, god
dess! queen! .~.... y
But, low the praise and adulation sought
Bysrts degradipgeoeaeh noble thought,
A base-born love these notes Of praise
inspires TT
That insense rises from llnhallowed fires.
fdeaf, while shame aud purity COM
plain; = +, ~
:. IF reasons gentle voice be heard in vain /;
Learn from the flowers which deck those
bosoms white. s., .s.- : fsss q 4 ::
What charms alone can give unmix' d de.
light :.--+- .: s.. = = =
The Aaunting tulip youreject with scorn,
Though ting'd with ev'ry hue which can
Y adorn ".
And careful, search for humble flowers
which bloom
Beneath the grass, yet scatter sweet per-
fume, 49,. ~.--~.
The buds which only half their sweets
disclose. 49,.
You foadly seize, butieave the full blown
rose, -
Humble the praise and triaingthe regard,
Which eveI wait upon the moral bard:
But, there remains hateful truth un-
sung, >:
Which burns the cheek, and fauleers on
the tongue
And which, If modesty be more than
I sound, .--e r -z,5
With shame each virgin bosom must con-
-~- found.
These modes becoming. ayyour aatter-
=. : ing beaux, "a. -.
From ancient times, and tastes re6n'd a
r rose. -E---~------- =.
Disgrace not thus the names Of Greece
and Rome, 49, 49,,
Their birthplaee mustbe sought for near,
' er home, -
Shame! shame! heart-rending thought!
disgraeeful stain ! e
( That Britain's and Columbia's Fair
should deign, Z. =
Should ev'ry art employ, to dress, to
dance, .,.~. r..
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A pRopos,,

By WilEam 4. Birch q Abraaam Smalp
~ I ofthe City Of philadelphia
1oa Publishing BIZ, suBscRIPTfcN, +
Thai Celebrated Rork, L
GIBBONS HISTORY
The DEcLfEE and FALL Of the RoM1n
- Es.s-7'ussss = EslPihE - - -
- .rocETHERlWITH
Memoirs Of the Life and Writings D the
Author. ~. - II
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No Book could be offered, which
stands in less need of encomium and re-
eommendation.-It has been read in ale
most every European language.-The
history of the long and interesting period
from the reign of Augustus to the taking
of Constantinople, and the death of Ma
homet the ii. is no where else to be found
in the shape irregular and well arranged
history.-The Publishers presume to
hope, that they do 4 service to their
country in giving an Edition Of il from
the American press.-They win briefly
speak of their intentions, and the superf.
ority Of this Edition. 49, > -.
IT win be the most complete Editi-
ton of zGIBBoN extant.-Becanse Il win
be enriched with the Memoirs Of his
Life and Writings, ttenby himself
This win be an addition to the London
copy of nearly 2oopages. Z - !.
2. IT viii be about one-third cheaper
than the London Copy. - - =. :
s. IT win be executed in the best stile.
The Publishers, with confidence, re.
commend to the public an inspection Of
the hooks, published by them within the
last three years.-They are, Russelps
Ancient and Modern Europe, z Vo-
lumes.-The Domestic Encyclopedias,
sVolunies, and fuckers Blackstone, S
Volumes.-They promise not to dege4
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CONDITIONS.

I. IT shan Be printed from the last Lon.
don edition, and be published in Eight
Octave Volumes, during the year 1904.
II. Ir shall be delivered to those Sub
scribers Who take il in Volumes, al
Tive Dollars per Volume, in boards.
THosE who wait for the completion OF
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Dollars in boards; or in a good and
handsome binding, At Twenty Dollars;
payable on delivery. =.
IT win be enriched with Two whole
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other of the Western part Of the Roman
Empire.--A Map Of the parts Of Europe
md Asia adjacent 10 Constantinople, and
an elegantly engraved Head Of the Aus
thor. = " a. i. 49,
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II fIE Prop.-fors Of the Fs.z-e4ib Cqnh hereby
l rotitcd that their annual meeting viii be holden
n Pot. as Ia the Iham6er the Nsi7r Ffs y .a-
ne 1a, ases 'ga.s the fuG Monday IN January
!. ii o'clock the purpofe Of choohus their Pre-
& ient, DTocfor. Trraiurer, Clerk AID Committee
for oraerng regulating the huilaes ard affairs ui The
lo-rofNion
n, ~-s, u ise PygiA.at M d ,.7e,s,
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REGl5TEHS for 1895.

y-OR Eale at the BooK-SroRE of ISHhC
.4Dh5ls No. 8 7or., sat tie publiihsrs
psice by tie dozen inge,
The raiachufetts Rcgiaer & United States
Calendar.
ais The Farmers, Ifaiah Thomas Maine
flmanac ard Regiaer, Lows and Poor
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nfOIICE is hereby gvea TO the relident propre
IL and land in the Of Gray, coun-
ty Of Cumberland, and cath of Mallachuetts
that The lots OF land hereafter mentioned taxed
the bills committed the fublcribcr Collector of
la for the year lSo3. collect il the funs fol-
loyin2 Wig.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
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4 tsq-ejSSs 1a,ae;st, are hereby notice. me-; At
the dwell rg .houie Of BsesT HLL, fail grant,
tIe ous,h fuefday of January next. II Ten O'Clock,
raid day for the following Purpoies, VIZ.
To ehoo,e Moderator to govern iAid meeting.
II TO choofc Propretor's Geek
liI To.Sh1o.e Trcalurtr.
II. TO choofe board of Dircaor..
v To vote f,ith acIincnts he thought necoRary
vi To fec shat atera;ions l.al be made IN the Bye
Laws of faid corporation.
VI To examine al accounts that may be !seened for
ssiowaacc STEPHEN WILSON, 9 az, P T.
Lane a-v, Ne -, 1904 ID ro)
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TIE memory of ST JoHs, the Eyangclia,
Nil hr celebrated by the PORTLAND L0DGE
of ANctE.F Ms.ass the evening of the 1-th mi.
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Terrible IraG0rations ! :
PU2TI. ND BOOKSTORE.
s;gu g he B,s,R M. 5, MnGJ'5Ro2v,
TUST received. ard lale by DANIti. JotsiO4.
j TERRIaLE TR CTORA IONS,
IROdD GRINS, and
TIMOTHY rWIGG. Eoriss;
.fsna,,04ts, Pfg5aers, Scbgoi Bo,ks, Sc. &c.
IN a4Ip-tmenr Of
Large and fmali Bibles litory Voyages
Travels -Iav-ieiviAi'y. &c &c.
.tL&o,
Tickets and Quarters, in The 4th Cliffs OF 4
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WILLIAM GODDARD,
EIAS received very executive addition to hi. former
/ j ahor;ment Of
HARDWARE GOODS,
which ave for faie his aorc, Hiide "s by whole
IL ADD retail
ALSO large quantity Of Shot; Blaokfln;ths AnvIIs
and Vices; us Kettles, Sheer cad Sheet lion Red
Lead Sad Irons tn2LikShovels, and Frying Pans.
large afortment of
5o;aer'5 pI~iny, 9: 2,n9f tufry d.5fripfi'n.
Likewife-3oo Boxes o by 8, Oily 7, and by 3If
tol and Liverpool Crown Windos Gsf.-oo calks CUs
and Wrought Maj 5, &c. &c.
PoriIasi Oa II. & f)
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T-HE STocKnoL8zRs IN the %lAiNr FIRE MAIN I
Insurance comPAnY hcTeby Noticed, thar
their annual meeting Tor The choice of nine CRfoI
for the eniung year wi htld their Office in F.h
freet rr.eIdsy The fin day Of January, 1906
Q clock p. NJ
By oroer of the PrcGdeut ard Directors.
] P THUR5rON, secretary.
Ttoiue Fire e l1astae Ls4rzaa3
nf7es De 2, 1874
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Drugs and Medicines, bye, StuhS, &c.
lust received and for falc bv HENRY DUPFE
J at bis in FoRR-SrRtEr general aaoitmcnt Of
Dr. ugs aud Medcincs i've otuh-, sc
an afortmcnt OF Groceries.
Also,
cndon particu Madeira. Lifon, Sherry, Port Cla
rct ana Fiont mack WlaiES warranted be pure and
of the ir0 quatv.--An which will be 20 on the moi
rca(1nable terms. De. 3
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PftElCLl.A2 NOTICE!
TO IoT7tbr Estt2Fas
rT-I1E "a Glafs Of Pttafgqna Bring
Lt.ry wi pofsivc'y commence drawing IA =
DAYS viz hc 5.h . sh's mouth rs hiGeh p'ize :
$4,000 Lcs.rrs.
s11;,te,s n..fi. VII BE returned the Managers
-. ~ .,,d f,aI IL r tins, a &c lars each
\ ts.v siekets j, ssf end opsser' at d iemsin for
~. ;, thc Rokaore AZ fcr'ahase lottcss oilise OF
7H0n.4s GLiRK, ~ aye, rs's.-ss,
II go: ii or irnmsdia;r'y
~ eriz- IeAsts s.ken "a p'y".sh& -,
4Jse. ~
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IOHN, LORD.

.OaN LORD.
> Epcdfuy Informs his friends and the public hat
= he has ju} received. ADD oiTtrsfor fac.
good H1rmCat oi Il. 9Th and American HATS like
wife genera ae,~emrnt of Hal TRIM MING5-
WHICH b. vii ie'l the owe!E for ca4h appro-
we'd crelif,
Calh ADD the hehee price given for all kinds of hat.
ing aud lhpping FURS-spPiy above. (jm) No0. 40
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FJF SIZE,
By 7. HTUHARDSO

Thomas CroiS,
HAS SALE,
Pp1s Al;c4nt and Barcelona B&ANDr,
i3 iihds. Grenada Rum,
% C21ks Ameic~n GIN,
Hyion, Young fiyion, o'uohoDs & 0ohea Teas
10 Ba IS Georgia CoVFos,
feo On Cafes,
{ 90 Bills. Flour,
2,6 B2s RuiGa DvcK,
t67 Do. Rsvens 90.
60 boz. SswIsc Twins,
50 C4(es SWEET OIL,
200 BIS. Tar,
so d. PI1cH,
10 60. Rosis,
60 &c. TuRPeNrrSs.
white Lead, Red 40. Venetian Red, spanifh Brown,
Spruce yellow, Whiting Pruian Blue, Linieed Sper-
maceti, Whale and porroiie OH.
ALso--A general fupply Of all kinds of
Co,dqgs and Sbp Csan4.fry, as ufual.
Dc. T.
By hips Na6by and Eliza from Liverpool.
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0TP1,E REMOVED

G TEpIEN LONGFEI row, JUN. Attorney IT Law.
St his removed to the Chamber Mr. Ahijah Chez
vefs store ". =. hfaTy Rezr Portland: where c"ntSnt
attention viii be szd The Duties OF Dis profcon.
Dec I.
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