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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
4 Servant zuQnted.

CASH will be given for Z Servant
who Can be recommended for fobriety and care
fuluefs, and who has bs;n accuHomeI to the ma.
nasrmens OF roh.s. None elfe need apply to
th: Primer.
February Il. twaw1ms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
N O I / & 4.

In the month of March next, the
FUN OF Teus Hundred aud Sisteer Do0ars, will
become due for I've years rent of the lot on which
the New Theatre is built. The Stockholders
are therefore informed, that unlels fome proviGon
is made for the payment Of that FUN, the fub-
fcriber will proceed to re.rwe,, under the autho.
rity of The deed Of lesfe.
SARAH PORTER.
February IT cow
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alsranorta DatIp ADVERTISER.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q.

MARRIED, last evening BY the Rev. Dr.
Muir, Mr.. ANDREW LYos, to Miss MA.
RY MASSEY, formerly of St. Msry's Coun-
ty (Maryiand.)
D.st5 af t5e B;Aa5 Of Arrai.-Th. venera-
bic Bibop of Ar,as, lays late Philadelphia
newfoapcI) Who'll: ennen, VIRTUES nave ions ren-
Ger.d hun prin. o5j.i of Roasparte's hatred,
c,ci, in Dccem5.r l.a, 10 Lohdon, after se-
dious lines o, :'vclvc cncnths, IN the 72d year
of hi. ape. Ills un-tf -tt.d plc,y, IA truly =.
unable aad o.nt-'nao,y iaaa"efs, oh'a'ned tor
hi,n the ref3~tt aa1 vsneratiSn G; al who knew
him, ana H., death is un,vcdaliy and feriouhy
regretted.
About three weeks aso, Vhe academy at / AZ
lowell, (N.w Ielity) together with the books,
belonging 10 il, wsf- '-iroyed o. d:e.
BY letters received in Philadelphia, from
the Mediterranean, We learn that, duel
took place between Mr.. Dchart OF New
Jersey, anl Mr.. Nicholson Of Maryiard i,
both officers in the American squadron.
The ,hirJ FIRE proved fatal to Mr., Nj
cholson. he was shot through the head
aa1 died INSTANTLY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
FOR. SALE.

I 4tiN, on SATURDAY, -.hc esb Of Mared,
oftr for Sak, on 'bep,smyts,
The .remainder Of my Lealc of Sum.
mrr. Hill, (being four years. to The hisheR bid
der, for 70 much per year.
IJ The FIhimg- Landing will be let,
fepara,c from the houfv, garden, ard plantation.
John WISE.
Feb!u Try Fl. eoci
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PUBLIC SALE.

will be added 10 .FR1DAY's Sales,
New England r u M, in
hoglheads & barrels.
Philip G. MayEel!er.
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Young Ladies
BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL.
Mrs. O:KE.LLY,

Mrs. O:KELLY,
RelbsHfxiL informs tie lrHABIrANrs Ct ALEX.
ANpRIA.
That fhe will commence the TUITION
Of 70 UNG l. Il DIE g On Monday, the
oh infant. ia k:ng-H'eet, oppoGte the VAIN.
ington tavern.
F-bTuary ~. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27

LEGISLATURE, to pass law, whose only ope.
ration will be 10 transfer portion of the
nrosts OF the trade with the island OF St.
Domingo, FROM the industrious American
merchant, to the foreign minister, or his
favori,es. =.
The gentleman who bro's the resolution
forward oueh. to inform himself, at the
6,tntain head, whether such permiss.ons
q as above stated, were ever issued ey MIR.
T,r,eap. tits full time that the interests
of our citizens should be understood and
protected. =. 10 explain and defend them'
is a paramount, duty. H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
Gers, and thorc OF the crew who f:-riyed At
their date, have AZ Leaf been pref; ryed

Gers, and thore Of the crew who f:rvived At
their date, have AT leaf been pref; rved.
Feb. 81, lSG5-Lat. 80, long. So.
"The hip Canton, AnGrew ,Sterett Matter,
from Muicat bound to- Baltimore, was ,lifinatt-
cd IN gale OF wind off Cape Henry, having pre-
vionny ioft more than half her crew, by fcurvy
and fevers. On the 9th of December, bore a.
way for thc Wet Indies. On the 9th of Ianu-
airy, we loft our rudder, and hove the Gip to !;
the Captain and officers only able to- Rand the
deck. Since then we have made every exertion
to get the flip into port, but found orr endra-
Yours fruitlefs. We made rudder after Pack
lnehams method, got it along 6de, but found
ourteves too weak to manage it, and of courfc
loft it. A Swedifh Indiaman has taken us off
the wreck, after trying all in his power to tow
US into L:fbon.'
This ihipis the Canton of Baltimore, lately
commanded by Andrew Sterett, which was from
Mutcat in Arabia, bound to Baltimore on the
American coat was dilmafled, and loft her rud-
der.-Thefe misfortunes, added 70 the death of
II of her crew, and the difeafe Of the fcurvy of
every other perfon on board, except one or two,
have rendered it impradicable to navigate the
ihip ;--Thev have, therefore, after being in this
fituation two months, teferted the fhip and
have gone on board the Swedifh fhip Minerva,
from the life of France, bound TO Gottenburgh,
as their alternative from perifhing.-She has on
board four hundred thoufand weight coffee, fif-
ty thoufand weight-falt-petre, and fifty thoufand
VT. drugs.-She and her cargo belong to S..
SMITH and BUCHANAN of Baltimore.
AT Sea, Lat. North 81.
Long. Wet So.
Feb. 81, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
NASSAU, March %.


AT Court of Yice-Admralty for this !nand, held
on "Wednesday laf caufe for trial quite no.
vel In kind, and in eonfequenee highly nterei,ing.
1t was that of
TIE fbr. Dart, HIM. L. Me5sH. mailer.
Both veilel aud cargo were unquelionably Amer
can Property-he failed with an alorted cargo from
Baltimore, in the fate of Maryland, bound TO Cape
Francois, in St. Domingo bur intercepted by the
private armed ve1el of war Sarah Ann, Joeph Hun
ter, commander and ient into this port for adudica
ton. Part of her cargo being articles numerically
deemed" contraband of war;" the only queftion for
the fuPpy of an enemy' The captors conteneed tina.
St Domingo could only be conidered as French CO.
ony, and IRIS inhabitants French fbecs; while on
the other hand, the claimants maintained that the @
dyanf Haytians were the open and avowed enemies
OF France-that though Great Britain had not ac-
knowledged them an independent Rate yet from
a former treaty entered into with them by General
Maitland, and from another lately attempted by CO.
vernon Nugent 1t was evidently her intention not to
eoniider them enemies and in point of fae7 that
France really was the common enemy of both coun-
tries.
His honor the Judge, on this nice and delicate
queition acquitted hinlef in uch manner as TO con-
rnl the high opinion entertained of his integrity and
abilities and after very ingenious reply to the
ments made ue OF by the advocates both Gdes pro-
nounced decree, that (under the exiting circum-
tances) has given fatslaion only to the parties
concerned, but to the public at large-It was in fub-
fance that the claimants flould have three months
time reproduce further proof the fact of any "a
greement between the Britih government and the i'll
habitants OF St Domingo (prevous the preIent cap
ture) excepting them from the general fate of
hoRty"-If fuch proof is brought forward, the pro-
perty will of courfe be reGored to the claimants if
not it will be condemned as legal prize the cap
tors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
SOLUTION OF THE PHIL oSOpHIcdL
PROBLEh

As every bar Of iron may be aGumed TO be of the
fame Pechc gravity that is, to contain nearly the
fame wright under the fame magnitude, 1t will be eafy
to acertan the 7oegb Of any given part of the bar by
entertaining its magnitude. But the magnitude of any
body IS ealily aeertaned by immering it in water,
tor the inimered part Of the bar occupies as much
pace DIS the water which it dplaees. BY this imple
principle the following meafure has been conftruaed
An ob'ong veiei iet upon end whole cavity is
two inches wide and four inches long and having
imal cock inherited into its de, five inches below lis
inrfaee When water poured into it, it will eonfe-
quenty run through the pipe, until it falls to level
with the mouth OF the pipe; that is, until is five
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
NORFOLK, April lie.


BY private letters from Bordeaux, we learn
that Mr.. MONROE, our Ambaiiadour Extraor-
binary to Spain, left Bordeaux for Madrid on
the 18th January. Mr.. Monroe, it is fuppofed,
had waited for dispatches from this country
thofe however, arriving in the Sheffield, follow
ed him on the 9th January under the care of
Captain Dulton. Ledper.7
April Is.
THE hip Canton, belonging TO Baltimore COM
manded by Capt. Andrew Sterett, fthe Anne
rican Navy, fo long expected on a return vow
age from Mufcat, we now have it in our power
TO give fome account Of. We are truly forty,
for the fake of thofe who are concerned in the
property, but much more from our knowledge
and efteem for the relatives of fome of thofe on
board, that it is not of more agreeable ma
ture.
The Brltiih brig Hope, Capt. M'George ar
rived here this morning, in her padage from
Grenock, on the Goth of February latitude 50
N. longitude AZ Al W fell in with ihip, which
had loft all her topmafts on boarding her found
that flle had been deferted by her crew. She
proved to be the SHTr CANTON of Baltimore,
lately commanded by ANDREW SrERETT, from
MUsCAT, loaded with Coffee, Medicine, and
Salt-Petre. Every movable article of furni-
ture had been taken out of the Cabin. She
had loft her rIdder /; and had feven feet water
80 ~ "O'N' AtuC' uti Oul anu HUQ-
ing lIle was quite tight, took out one hundred
and fifteen bags of Coffee, and twelve bales of
Medicine, and kept her in tow for three weeks,
while preparing new rudder. On Monday
the 18th of March, then in latitude 81, 90 N.
longitude so W. got the new rudder ihipped,
but the heel-rope giving way they were obliged
to hoiit 1t on board again by the Hips davts {;
and got itout chain in place of the heel-rope,
when they found the rudder anfwered very well
to heer her by. On the 18th, captain NJ
George ient his mate, carpenter, and three men
on board, with provifons and water efficient
to take them to Antigua kept her in tow until
midnight, when, it falling calm, car off the tow
lincs, and lay-to until A. M. next morning
He then gave orders to his mate to carry the
ihip into Antigua, and parted with her.
The foregoing is an abnract of the entries in
the Hopes Log-book the following papers
were found on board--By this we have the "a
tisfaetion of knowing that the lives of the Off
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

inches below TIE top of the vereI The empty part
therefore contains forty cubical inches; FOR u
$40. Experiment has however prnven that four
eubicai inches OF iron. weigh poonI and the for
~ cubieai inches Will oil courie contain ten pounds
The whole operation then eonfis in piungng IN. bar
into the vefel until the which is on level with
the pipe, ha be railed to the iurface of the veirl
The bar is then removed TO very powerful pair of
fheers, which is worked by machinery, and cut ac-
cording the line which the water has marked upon
it. This is the operation employed 4, the Armoury
in this city and with comfortable degree of accu-
racy for upon weighing the piece of iron in Dear
born's Balance, it is found to contein the required
weight.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
Cyc u nnrbtura Ssar'
70 THE PUBLIC.

4 NEWSPAPER to be thus deGgnatl
con'emPs,ed.-ifa at all or how long it IN
RETAIN TINS appei!ation mait depend pri.si6a!, upo
public patronage and in part upon the ability iuduiS
try, ana iuooeis Of MAJ u. nen;.
The nitrucsion OF youth excepted, there is net in
human 1cciety itaon important than thar of
the Editor oil Newspaper Bur nveit him fully
with the weight, influence and importance hat the
tstion demands, the Editor rnua he p.jf,Ied of ex.
ieive information, JUN 6.icernnett much Eberainy,
and NICE determination of character and ri-cumian-
ces.
Oh the magnitude and Importance Of the underta-
king, we are well aware. We fully know the force
OF capricethe inani,y of pro!eaions--the nnabilty
OF ffiendih'P-and how veriaiie as pubHc opinion -
but we as well know that, mankind, if entertained.
initruSted, aud even tialened occaGonay Will libe-
rally requte the virtuous effort
Our c"untry isyet Young, and the people thirf for
knowledge. "A, they independent, it would he
malignant TO 'niinuate that they unwilling TO pay
for information.
a jHdieiouily conducted newspaper pofeGes pu-
rierous advantages over books, and iyitems By IFS
brevty, and the variet and ntereR of its matter il
aures TO perG.a Willie the fize Of book deters in.
lpefion
Elegant variety nun ever delight.
The LYNCHEBURC STAR fhaIl ponefs chm.
raeterIhe inveltigaton OF trujh; the freedom AND
iupPort OF opinion by argument and temperate d,-
cuhon; tue maintenance OF equal right and the true
old caue of democracy, lha be among the obieas to
which the columns OF the STAR 1ha be occationally
devoted.
improvements in agriculture and commerce. the
licences and the arts inventions and discoveries anu,
iuch communications as may tend ameliorate the
lot o! humanity, hal meet with early and refpettfu
notice.
Public n'eaiures, men, morals, and manners, fhall
here find impartial representation and comn,entary
While freedom ofopinion will be claimed and cher
ihed in IT'S fueit extent, party ZEAL and incorporate
recrinination fhall be feduouny ihunned.
On oecaiions innar TO the prefent, we have OBJ
lerved uncomfortable prodgality of promife. 10
iueh as hope conformity with exiting ufage in thi,
reipeet, We repeat the fupernumerary beati,ude,
&c BieRed are they who expect nothing, for they fha
not DC disappointed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
TEN DOk[1RS REN1RD-

u AN AWAY from the fubferiber, on the goth Of
N March lat, negro man named ZACHARY.
about fix feet high, of dark yellow complexion, a.
bout 2s or 80 years of age is very frong and active
Hehas loft hisupper fore teeth has wide mouth, large
white eyes, and very bufhy hair; his clothing was
mkt Virginia cloth. He was raiied in the e(tate Of
Col Thomas Roane deed. It is probable he is Turk
ing about Mrs. Sally Campbe's, in EGex county,
where ne has wife, or at fome OF the plantations
which did belong to the faid deed
he above reward will be given TO any perfon who
will deliver him to me, fecure him in Jail, 70 that
get him again.
SAMUEL GRESHAM.
April 10. os"4"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.

Extract ola letter to a gentleman in this city,
dated "Maragnane, Marco 10.
81 have the pleafure to inform You of my
fate arrival here from Santa Domingo, which
place left furrounded by the negroes, within
Inufquet fhot of the walls. Though they are
numerous, the city will be able to hold out as
long as they have provtions. The carlton is
ftrong, FAY 5000 men, Spanifh and French, de-
termined to fell the place as dear as pofiible.
There are now no vefIels to take them off! of
courfe, they may as well perth in combat, as
be hutchered BY the negroes, which would
douhtlefs be the cafe fhould the city fall.
General Ferrand has behaved extremely
well to the inhabitants. l fhall fail tomorrow
for N. York, in the fchr. Clorinda."
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West@1nniea.
NETWORK, April 8.


Capt. wilkins, of the Neutrality, in Is days
from St. Thomas, informs us, that the French
fquadron had retained to Fort Royal, Marti-
nique.
April 9.
Gazette d'Haii.-Captain Boyer, of the
fchooLer Harriott, from Cape Francois, ycfter-
day obligingly handed us regular file, from its
commencement to the 22d ult. of the Gazette
poLtique s. commercials fHaiti, printed &c at
the Cape, by p. Roux, printer to the Empe-
ror." The editor hates that the paper is pub
liihed "under the aufpices ofhis excel!ency the
general of diviiion Yernrf, mnlter of finances"
The motto is appropriate.
I.'Iriuftice Ia fin produit Independence.
Voh.
Theie papers are almoft entirely flied with
extracts from Englilh and French prints relative
70 European affairs, and articles from American,
rsfpetting the civil tranfac.ions Of this country,
Especially with regard to our relations with ST..
Domingo. The editor, feldom INDUCES in re-
mark. As Eample, however, we may give
the following. "The great interefts which the
American merchants find in the commerce of
this country, guarantee to us their perseverance
in continuing it. And whatever Mr.. Eppes &
his partifans may fay, the empire of Haiti is
independent, and contains in itfelf the power
Of preferving this independence. Its laborious
inhabitants have procured for themfelves, by
the richncfs of their culture, means fuffcient
for defence, of which the valour of its folders
knows how to proft.-Above all, what have
we to fear from the attempts of our enemies ?
He who has conquered them with 70 much
glory, is he not at the head of numerous ar
my, of men hardened by misfortune, and who,
for the mott part, have been perfonally victims
oflong and cruel perfecutioEs, which they them
felyes have to avenge 7"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
COMMUNICATION,

We are forty to find that the 7ellozv Fe4rr
has ut 70 early period of the feafon, commenc-
ed its ravages at Point Peter, Guadaoupe.
The fchooner Citizen, Captain Howes, which
came up to the city from thence, on the 9th.
having loft three of her by that difeafe, was
immediately remanded to the Lazaretto for pu-
rihcation. Phil. bab.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
BALTIMORE, April 10.

The following has been received by the edi-
tors of the American as trannation of the re-
cent ediet of general Ferrand. Though as a
tranflation, it may be incorrect, it is not doubt
cd that it is in fubtance authentic, as the fource
from which it comes is Respectable.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

a respectable merchant in this city, on Satur-
day laft received letter from his correfpon-
dent at Halifax, dated the goth March, inform
ing him that the fhip Alert, of Bottom, and the
brig Happy Couple, Storey, of New-York, both
from St. Domingo, had been fent in there by his
Britannia Majefy's frigate Cambria Capt. Ber-
resford; and that their trials would fhortly come
on. On what grounds shefe captures have been
made we know not-but the probability is, that
the Britifh government have come to deter
mination to put flop to our trade with the
Blacks of st. Domingo. The fame letter ftates,
that the Carteret Britih Packet, from New
York, had arrived at Halifax.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.
CCSSCCC(C

S((OCC([C
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
q pap Of LI,rGt;t,a:
FORMED FROM Actual SuRYE1-S. IND
THE LATEST rs NELL rs TRE
MOST <ccuRArE OBSERVATIONS
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We underfand that Mr.. BARCLAY, the Bri-
tlih Contnl, has received po6tive orders from
Mr.. Merry, not to attach his certificate to any
Notarial act accompanying Bills of Lading and
Invoices of property. (Com. de.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
ERRATUM.

ERRATUM.
In the Sd column and 9th line of the 1T No.
of the Sd ferries of the RAINBOW, publifhed in
to-day's paper, for liberties" read HberaEty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

NEW 7 OKN, April 9.
Yeiterday the Country Seat belonging to the
late general Hamilton, called the Grange, fitu-
ated at Haerlem, was fold at public auction, at
the Tontine Coffee Houfe, and purchafed by
Archibald Oracle, Efq. for the FUN of 80, 500
dollars. Mere. Adv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
Dnme1ie JntelIigrnrr.
Mass ACHUSET7S ELECTION.

The returns, by Tuefday's mail, contain the
amount of votes from 2ol towns, and are as
follow -
For His Excellency Caleb Strong es,se5
hon. James Sullivan 1916
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
NEW PROBLEM.

Required the path and ALTO the area of the curve,
which the fhadow of the chimney at the North end
of the Capitol of Richmond will deeribe ON the 27th
of April.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

IL virtue of a deed Of trun executed 70 the fub-
icribers, by John B. Goodrich of Cumberland.
Tor the purPofe of lecurng two fevers debts due Z,
James Anderion; one for eleven pounds four fbilpgs
wn nntereit from the 2Sth Of December, fsOs the
otherfor ifyfx pounds eighteen and five pence with
per cent in'eret from ira day of Oaober, 1904,
and the colts, and the expences attending the exee
ton OF this tTuN WILL CERTAINLY BE sOI.n
to the higher bidder, for ready money, on the ;sth
day OF May next, Oh the prem lies, certain TPdcT
or LdND, containing twenty-five acres lv;ng In ,bs
county OF Cumberland aforefaid, and bounded by tb
amos OF Joiiah Cayce. Samuel Charlton and other,
THOMAS JOHNS 81
WILLIAM RUSSiLL, 10gfi'''
Cumberland, 81 April, sos. stp
A few copies of the following BOOKS. ;uO ,sre..,sI
and Tor fale at the oryicE of iBr tnouIezt.
Iohnfon's Dictionary, with WaNer's pso,en.,s,o,
Life Of Sir Wiii,4pi yona,
Me4icsi Chcies
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

The Houfe ofAf1embly of this fate on Thurf-
day lat, so to 90, concurrcd in the reioIuton
from the Senate directing the attorney general
to commence proiecution againft the Editor of
the American Citizen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
BY JAMES MADISON, d. d.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM & MARY CoLLsGB

" winch will be added, II NIP of the greater
part of the State of Ohio, from actual i,irvevs.
including the whole Of the Virginia Military Trati
with all that part of the fate We OF the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line
he north-eaif cornoi of the Map will Be orna-
men'ed with an imerefting View of the City Of
Richmond.
ne hze OF the MAP will be five feet tx inches
in length, and three feet eight inches in breadth An
ingenious and ikilful Engraver is engaged TO execute
the work, in ityle inferior to any n,i!ar work
in the United States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
CONDITIONS.

The LYNcHBuRG sTAR'will be publifhed once
week, on large heet and good type, at three dol
lars per annum, to be paid in advance
II. The publication hall commence 70 foon a, III.
fubicriptOn will juftify the undertaking.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
NETWORK, April Q.

Prefent Federal majority,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
April Is.

Mammoth Ox-A beeve, weighing upwards
OF 1000, was this morning expofed on Lauden-
markedly fine, and the prime pieces rapidly
went off at t1veuy5fve cents per pound.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
II sMAlL lNrolcs OF LAW BOOKS,

Jgf received and far sale a. the ENoUIKSR-Ot-
Fics, among qObiSb are the following: vis.
FUCKERS BLACKSTONE, S vols. 90 90
Il Powell on Contracts, Q %
Bacon's Abridgement, vols 81 90
Dunford & Eats Reports, vols. ~ 90
Modern Reports, IL vols. 81 90
Burns Juice, vols, l2 90
Gilbert's Kings Bench, 9 90
Mofeley's Reports, 90
Plowden's do. 9 vols ? 90
Vernons do. do. 7 90
Hardwicks do 2 90
Bunbury's do. 3 90
Cowper's do. 9 30
Strange's do. vols : oo
Pleader's Aiinant, 9 90
Foters Crown Law, 2 90
Hulock's Law of Cots 900
Taylors Reports, 9 90
Park on Infuranee, Q 80
Wilton on Fines, 80
April 10.
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~ mounted, colored and glazed.-One dollar, ITO
tighten the great expene of publication) to be paid
on tubicribing.
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Departed this life Tire cath Of THE L1R month,
in THE 66fb gear Of bis age, after a Hort ilneIS
Mr.. WILLIAM WINS7OW,a 1ery reJpe6a6le
inba6itant Of dnneiia county.