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CHOICE LANDS-FoR sale.


! DIVISION of the famous Saura Town Lan>.s ha
Z wing taken place between the heirs of Is.ie:
Park Farley, Eiq. decd and Col John S. Farley arc
his filter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton the fubfcribers Ro-
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, aud Charles Duncan at Ros
I'm, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the iad
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton dilpoie OF their pro-
portion, containing 1889 acres, which are frveyed
and laid off in eight lots containing from 500 to 2SoC
acres agreeable to plots i'll the rofeion of the fad
Duncan The four largeft lots Of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion Of rhc rich
cit low grounds which produce tobacco of the very
hr quality, Us has been experienced by one of the
iubicribers, who ihippcd it for number of years.
1hole lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
ngham county, the borders of North Cal DINA
about ITO miles from Petersburg and Richmond. A.
'here are feldom fuch lands for iae, they mutt be al
object to thofe VINO purchaie uch as will pro-
duce fine tobacco, hemp and fmal grain. One third OF
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third il
twelve months and the other third in TWO years, the
purehafer giving bond with unexceptonable iecuri.y
bearing interei from the date if punetually paid
Thoie who with Purchaie will be fhewn the land.
by Doclor John c. Cox, living at Leekfviile, near
Rockingham Court fiouie, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petersburg, Nov. "a. eptf
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WILL BE soLD,

At Public Auction, Saturday the goth day Of
April nexr.at the Rawlegh Tavern, in the city o;
Williamibursh;
Il HAT valuable Plantation called YARMOUTH,
= lying in James City county, on Chi.kaholnony
River, ten miles from Wiiiamiburg. The improve
nients are, two tory brick houe, with two rooms
and Psage above anu below, potieo.s each iGe
large and capacious barn. and three o;her ost-houes
The whole traa, including lilard, iii view OF the
houe, high and low land with marihes contains about
POO acres; foarceiy third OF which is cleared
Two thirds of the Hand is arabic, which, with the
and adjoining the houie, is oil hyperion quality Adj
)acene 20 the Hand hold and nav,gabe creeks
with 1 convenient landing each. The range for cat
tie is very ex,cnve, and tbs marines and meadows IL
iuPPly an abundance Of hay. Fin and Mid fowl, III
their REFLECTIVE ieafons, may with cafe be obtained at
Your door. The orchards, eon,Ging of the greaten
variety OF all kinds of fruit, eletled with care are
IN their prime Ike terms of fale are one third cash
and one and three equal ANIMAL payments for the
BALANCE. PEYION RANDOLPH, jr.
Tor ELIZA lNNES.
III n
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z o p RI " z z X S.
HENRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HENRY OURAM-PRESS-MAK
Southeast corner Of PRIME and Sixtb-Rreets.
ESPECTFULLY informs tbe trade, that be
N mdfrfa@e5 TO (nepb Printing 06Tfe5 evitb
eVety IniIS III ms me, ba1i1g a cOmpIeat P,in-
fe''S Joiner, eo1RanfLy embioyedm makmq tn.
aooodpa, of P,sDeS, Furniture, Rules, Or Sc.
CbGle5 efaN [Ses, Competing Sticks, Bras q
Wood GaLhy5, y. q. eosRaafly on hand. Dr.
maze to order sVitb djpafcb and nenfneJ5.
OrderJ from any part offbe Continent ATTEND.
rH TO. Pbilad. ian. S. ebs0l.
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TO RENT,

AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMaEpIATELY,
a TENEMENT on shoekoe Hill, adjoining the
I \ houfe now occupied by Mr.. John M'Credis
lately poheied by the Subleriber. There is Oh il Z
convenient Wooden Houie with two rooms, clofe,
AND a paGage, on the iirf floor. Two ROOMS and =
cIoiet above, kitchen aud tnree cellars below with
Smoke Hopie ard Garden. Wa. LONG.
January 18th 1906. RI.
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NOTICE.

HAT Mr.. Anthony Dibre of Buckingham
Il county, is hereby fully authorized to make fale
of one TRACT OF LAND, in Patrick containing
5000 acres, lying Dan rver---three ditto in Gray
fcn county, lying the waters of Little Reed Iana
creek-two of thoufard acres each, and one Of 500
acres; the faid Dbrel will attend at next April GRAY
fon for the fse the lad lands for and on be-
half of NATH1 ANDERSON.
Albemarle county, March 10, 1905. ids.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA

z He Shareholders are hereby notified, that m.
fourth initalmentwill become ducon Saturday the
9th OF April, and will be received at the Bank and a,
.he Offices OF Dieount and Depoit at Norfolk Peterf
onrg and Frederieklburg Certificates Of Stock viii
alter that day be lTued on spplieaton 20 the Bank.
March s, lso5.--(epIM,y
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Feb. 10. (eptdsl
A TRACT OF LAND.

HE .f'6fyi5r ee;,5 for laic, Il gsicr OF LAND, Or
4 SoIieb beat p,9szt rjds, 4afed IN tbe eoaaty Q,
Ngino,eland, and banad& BY tie rlvers Psfsmae .n4
TtOfOn7oeo. 1it tra7 eeaiaI a6o~ Foe: buded a.,e,
T fr0ag loSp grounds one boJ szc6ieL IS Gey eoverea
zob Oery u1lD1e pine aad OAK timber, and tie on voei
iseS totbe culture cfeorH and GnaN grain me i4atien
Oery healthy and bar ont, eogsvs1iaS an ex,s,.
sisr0 up, and bounaSs Vrze dssm tie Potomac. TIE
soafers 10 zvbiebbi, land is iwarednfeiy afhAkI ;,q
in abundance and zvb great eorvea:ees tie fzf eyr5
and rOiLd fo7vliH fberJs0a AID I'D liz great s,ariet,
and IF fbf~f kiTd throughout tie scar. TIE Pp,e5l
fer may 6aVe i6e foet oeals Peep and bags, egb 7vtL
ne Implements fbg6asdry tic plantation. One 5a
bs aaH0"Ht fHrebg nga be pGid al t5r i,ur sF taxing
paGEon, 7pbieb may bad Svitb be elc IF tie ,jtnt
year Sv:fb aniady34fabc title; o, ne ,t1sanaer fspeO
usnf6s credit zUR be given 9aysseg. Geigg !atTsi
jteareG.
ALEXANDER Parker.
H,ea~0,elard, l'G4reL 10. (tPlss.J
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VALUABLE LANDs-FOR SHE.

/ WISH fO.EH a HALF SHIRE in tie DiGual
S7oamp Company--aJo, SHARES in tie canal
from AA5emare apnd, to Ekza6eb riVe,-d6 one tbi,d
Sffbref Tyat75 Of LIND, ling on Na5js11oud rive,
near Sg8aI, the breeaefs amounting in fbe 7oboe to a.
b0h 1900 aere5 Any Pe,joa inclined 4nretaE, my
6ei9/o,med Of tie t0m' Of EIeby directing letter 10 be
JT9fe'i5Fr hVigg near tie P9fee at Liays Fore, III
6emarie county.
FR11S. WALKER.
IIzytb 20-(oavv6vu
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To be SOLD to the higheR bidder on a cre.i, Of
twelve months
LIVE TRACTS OF LAND, Belonging TO the efa,,
a OF Thomas Anderfon, dec. viz One IN C,nn,.
bell county, OF 400 acres, lying both Gdes Of Il.
man road, on the branches OF Beaver Greek; this
tra9 to be fold at next April Campbell court being
the sth day of the month.
One in Botetourtcouyoffl6o acres, lying on Cataw-
oa creek this trae' to be fold at next April Botc-
tourt court, being the It'll day of the month; thes
TWO tales to be attended by MIR. Anthony Dibreli WHO
IS hereby fully authorized to ACT Tor the executors of
the laid Thomas Anderfon
One OF 400 acres of l47 acres and one of 50
acres, lying in Buckingham county, the two former
on the waters oil Rock Hand creek, and the latter
one on lrving's ferry road Thefe three Iaa tratl,
to be fold at next May Buckingham court, being ,he
18th day OF the MONTH Bond with approved fe
turity will he required to bear interelt from the
date but Punauaily paid the ntereit ihall be remit
ted.
NATH1 ANDERSON, *
ROBERT RlVES
Ex'rs of Thos. Anderion, dec
Aipen,arIe county, March 10, 1905. IDS.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAFE.

WILL BE soLD,t to TIE highef bidder, on the
w premiies, on the third day of April next, at
~ O'Clock, an undivided moiety in the two lots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald
decd fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
near the center oil the city of Richmond with an I'M
divided moiety of all the valuable buildings thereon
confitting of large three Rory BRICK BUILDING,
eighty feet In length, with fourenements, twenty
feet wide and forty five feet in length with fire pla-
ces on the fri and iecond floors, roony garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoting and lower
ing packages, &c with dpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars with fire places in each. This houe has been
lately built and IN good repair adjoining is well H.
niihed two tory framed dwelling houfe thirty EIGHT
feet iquare, with two good cellars with fire places in
each for cooking, in the fra and fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places-Alo, inla two to-
ry Brick Houie with four rooms with fire places in
each, convenient for hore FINAL family likewiie
mall wooden building with cellar, built for kitch-
en and may be uied ihop alto two Aables aud
carriage houie. The buildings except the kitchen,
table and carriage houfe, injured in the Mutual
lnturance Company aganf fire in the fate of Virei-
MIA, and the premiums paid The lots front the baon
iide, and bounded by Carys hreet and the
ftreet leading to Shockoe warehouie, the two { q.
Their iides of them, and are convenient for COM
mercial or other bufnefs any in the city.
The terms of iale, will be feventeen thouiand dol
lars in ready money, the reldue payable the fifth day
of Auguf next, for which reGdue, bond with appro
ed fecurity will be required. 1t is deemed unnecela
ny to fate the great value Of the above property to
thole who rede in this city, but for the information
of Strangers the ubfcriber begs leave to state, that
the aforefaid property is Immediately oppofte the
lower part of the balm ofe James river capal, where
all the produce of the upper country is landed; and
to any perfon defirous of carrying on the commiion
bufnefs exteniively perhapSs hyperion to any other
in this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN
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BY JAMES MADISON, d. D.

BY JAMES MADISON, D. D.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
% which will be added, Il NAP of the greater
Il pat of the State of Ohio, from actual furveys
including the whole Of the Virginia Military Tract
with all that part of the fate Welt of the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line.
The north-eaf cornos of the Map will be orna.
mented with an intereRing View of the City Of
Richmond.
The tize of the MAP will be FIVE feet fix inche:
IN length and three feet eight inches in breadth An
ingenious and ikiltu Engraver is engaged execute
the work. IN lyle not inferior any fimilar work
iii the United States.
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WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February ST

- From eiyenmfaaea not atendsdfo 4c5ea TIE abo7e
qaiHa6ke property sras odVe,tSdf for Jae he kribr,
nPsfponed beday Of JaIe, Mn W'eda5fday tie EizJib
day Of May nest, at 7Vbieb time 7pH eertqiaI, take
Place at - o'eot be pyemts 4Oben one 5ayfL o/
Bf fH,ebs money only 7oH b. ysyai,ed in bo1J, and
credit Of three, fix and nine months gVca , e brianec
bf P2ye6(rr 10 givo 5o"d md fea,y TO carry iafry
f'o~ TIE day eJaie, oeda iced If 'ga he property 10
/ceaye The Payment. WIN: AUSTIN.
MaysL lc.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

CC(((C/"
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING ny SUBSCRIPTION,
4 sgAp Of GIlrgiiiia
FORMED FROM ACTUAL SURYE7-S, AND
The LATEST is WELL rs The
MOST ACCURATE OBS ERYz7IoNs.
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CONDITIONS.

The price fubcribers will be eight dollars. ne at
ly mounted, coiored and glazed.-One dollar, Ia
Tighten the great expene of publicaton) to be paie
on fubfcribing.
10 non-iubicribers the price will be ten dollars
copy RIGHT sEcURgD1
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NOTICE.

HE (u6leriberJ bn1,iag ba an endto ibciy Pr.
L tail 6gNns/j, reqneR ne dcbfor5 to this firm 10
come forz0ard, zVif10m Io/j effi7e, to baqe ibci,
accounts a!j9ned, anu to pay qVbaf D0y 6e dur.
dS great indulgence has been aLreaay eiqeU. Cyr.
TIER cannot ref.jona6J be expected. George he,
Credie qOiH attend at This blaee, far fbe pSr6oE.,
y/effIing tbe accounts, and yreei1,iap bay1,,o5f.
1b9/e qobo do notPGy, or lgivs E.ii5jaflory q6;t,
rance Of PGyiHg JoOa, maR bIame ibemLlqeS if
/Hif5 are h/7ifnfed agaigR fbem.
LfLE 81 Nc CREDJE.
Ma1ebCger, Feb. 5.---(ebs4V
RURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES: and
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, OF an excellent oua;,y
FOR SALE, AS usual, Br
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dec. 4. rentf1
FOR RENT
ME Large White HOUSE at Rockets, for
a mery occupied by MIR. William Fen,v;ct ,ra
afterwards by Mr.. Brauon Craddock For tern.
apply to CALICO, RICHARD H. 70
January IL. IF
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ADVERTISEMENT

Cheferfeia, Mareb 2S.-(ep.ds.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-29

4 IS -
tFItlf u t5Ex ~ rOsSf - & k,frkxbn
III f01ofk. A1n cnka tcr6H On
xakfs offfckse knp eckDItkS.
lh.1 he Russian, frss broke into
ItaIt under S1warfoN, anew ar1 seenl-
"a - arise Is Isl military history Sc Eli
f6pe. lh1 Errn1ll spisejl these Bar.
harlan, of lie North, = they SiFee<ed a
taIl them, md u1dc<1nI1ed ! co1fesk
Wit4.tfootl whose only experience q
Hsfihft VI, n routing a armro Turks.
.or checking thc incnrsion5 Sc fsrtnr
horde. But the corte hpt Is - enemy
sabtrsets from ths ine1ns q resl5tihR
him.
Tie resttf Europc hid measured !
Rns,i1n army ~ sursr standard. NH
t,FY m<n rcShs11bercd HE fearful assanIt
q oczalo6; dc conquest 81 Poland il
= tint barely suiIcienfto march through
Il. and dc victorious entry into Wsr.
SS2. ffom which. not iianvv ssvn b<fore
~ King of Prussia Ma been driven WitE
en- ~, 80. 80 = sFs
- ,-.. =. =. 80. 3. 80 -. T..
,..-.t -, e.. ~ 3 1919
- tv;,k y. .s,sy s,. q, ~. 4. 10y
s.e,S ,-.,; ~; s. ,l., " -. ~ II Rp..slon e
AZ ,f;s Scss ~ ~ :. 4. -. & ~. g q.
"a 6o,h q I.sIv "a e Co.. -, Ss...
-. - ..,..3. Il yelFs
Tssx ~ ~, - $500, -. 8 $1,000 :
-, - u ~. r,,...s 49, ~. s -.
Frssst IL ~ 49, s + q. q; ~. s. - .ns
sr,.v =, s.. $500 a ~. ~ ...'s,'os
- i,s...,. 80. q, ! i:..1- ~. 49, u-s !, g
~ $3.50 4 &: u q .1'le
80. ~ - 49, IA os.,sy.1g mem
$780, -. - 80. - 'sess1 kas saval-
~ s ...' /
;.... I. 49, Ia -
e I 49,. ~ = t.,s kus,Etnns
--.@ 4t-~ lA%-l4e 4NE 40, sooner Ind the IN/-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-29

III shefe nre sotle vague kfticles s..
sersed ID he French md Austrian
lournsls, which indicate + dispositi-
IN II Prussia, "a adopt ! diiIefent con.
iact. These lo0rnaIisf, appear s.
oiIersheif wishes for facts; ws d NC
p~rreive anv thing that induces Is "a
suppose hat Prussia win bstome I
periy Is he var.
The Helvetic Republic, have received
assuranees from Austria, thather neu.
trslity win be respected.
or Sweden and Denmark, We as not
perceive any ding very remarkable.
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~ en- q. 8 J. = =.
ssiss porsheSs;oS,. M; y J. 1870, Z:
sss..,, .ess- e st;., 4. .'..:. !. 49,:
- .,',,>,,v = ~; "A 49,; .s i. =
81 NE. e - S.
Extrrct sc = letter ftom MSr,en1,s
fEiispan;sial sepfember ~
= ! an but ! lev dsys released from !
sfafc &c much anxiesYi he 1l6nntk;h ne.
eroes have been very s,roob sS15.S IL
troops ind inhabit1nis hert. lave hsoan
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-29

Then 6 20 eo6ulry half "a nu1h in-s
tested ~ thoSe pesls 81 society, calleds
91Acks, = he United SsStea. Sochis
heir eIrrontctt, thzS : str46tcr, eonink'
fron arenolc cofner 81 he fIobe. Who
shonld Tread our pub nc pSpen, would itla-
CINE th1< tk6se pecplc NI,6 died among
as we're donnrEht bIockheS1s, and "
stin4ke, incorrigitie dnnces. not % M
pctuate their existence, when iminofsal.
~ isolIsrsd diem upon s1ch cheap terms.
Ih<fs = 10 one discAte u he whole cir-
Gle q h1n,n niIments which shess fel-
lows cannat cure 4 some lev. dars, C
fkcir assistaneeis timely rcq1irsd. The
exPsrienee 0fevery Day peovesthe l1I|zey
of Their tidiculous pretcnsions |, vet tie
faping crowd ssiIl 4rtt1ily suaIIous IL
their Poisooous drug md 1osfr1ms md
ifby lucky ckancc, ntc1re ID ! thousund
instances = effected by Hind nntnre, Ii
defiance cf tie q0s<k doctor and Ms
drugs, The credit 81 8 imnedintsly -
eribed . ne isnor.l pretendsr. HIT :.
Ia ! few are he cares, unless ~ TAKE
Cor sneh those seom y II afidavits whicll
nay be boueht u he slreeb Tor half I
dollar. Indeed, such 4 he Stupidty q
lhs lower classes ssp>siaIIy Il this res.
PED, thatone i q tines alnoss attempted
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31

his long boar. after being . hours al sea,
and that his brig was taken over TO. Cuba.
The prisateer was from Guadaloups, with
orders to capture every American found
trading to jamaica. May 26ta, Sandy
Hook bearing N. N. w. distant sieagues,
the Sussex was boarded BY an armed .schr.
under Spanish colours, who afterwards
hoisted French, and said she was an Inns
rial vessel. They detained the Sussexs5
hours, and took from on board two pun-
cheons rum, two barrels of LINES. one
case castor oil, ten doub looms from the
captain. and several small articles about
the decks, &c. she was yr,iow sid
ed schooner, with 4 white bottom, and
lately from New York.
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FROM LONDON PAPERS.

It should be remembered that when the
stomach is overladen the head feels Con.
siderable share of the weight. /. il relat.
ed of Cha,1erton, that he was remarkably
abstemions, and that it was frequent and
favorite maxim with him that man might
arrive to any height of Improvement or eff
feet the most a, dious undertaking, by irlGls.
trs and abstinence. He prsctised what he
taught and this may in some degree &C.
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ss..eranorla Dalp aaoerttser..
FRIDAY, MAY 81.

christopher Ellery, esq. has been an.
pointed by the president of the II. States.
Lommissioner. of Loans for the state Of
hhode Island, in the room of Iabvz Bowen
esq.
W neither. the vacancy filed by Mr.. Ellie
~, was created by death, rssisaa,iop.,
or the more fashionable expediens Of re-
moOa., we are uninioi nsed the presump-
tton is that Mr.. Bnwen adds another 70 ,hhe
1istoi victims to an INTOLERANCE as tlesno.
tic as wicked This however we know.
that atn,ore iniudicious appointment could
not have been made. Il is no longer aro
than last winter, that the legislature Of
Rhode Island refused to re-elecr the same
mr. stiisry senator ; and the reason al.
irdged WAS, his .conduc, in the affair Of the
sGeo9BToy Letters which it is generally
SUPPOSED he jorgea. for the base purpose Of
trulnlng The character of Mr.. Rutland. and
gratifying the man who has now rewarded
him.
6 1Nezu Ioudoa mn
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! ......t + a letfer fran Liverpool, April
1''s 8 gscstped 5g fhe harrington.
NEW.YORK, May 27.

&,r;ved. Schooner SorDSlia, weston, ,ot.
!. =, snsws II days. Passengers, Col.
p NJ Of the French army, and DR..
a,svoesssde. Left briggs Olive, Norton,
.fNrw York, discharglng Sally Grocer,
postou. to sail Immediately Hannah,---
a a.;.ebslL Newburyport, ditto: schooner
Atlantic. Waterman, New York, discharg-
inc ditto Commerce., Nierrick, ditto.
|nesa',Iyloaded; Ceres, Brown, Perth-Am-
s,oy !, teo DAYS; Schooner LYDIA, Blaydoa,
Nevbursport, last from Marsesllss, dis
{cbrsing Repaollcanof Alexandria, last
from ST. Thomas; Fsdersiist of Norfolk;
|Waaan, Harper, Alexardria, SEIZED the
i s,h iOs. The ship, Friendship, Little, of
q Nsw York. was at ST. Martins short
simebefore sailing. Nav 9, in lat. q, II,
7oug 81 /, captain w. was chased great
part Of the day by French priyateer from
ST. Martins, called the Thszsr; at three
p. ". ne cams within pistol shot, under
Engash colors, brailed up his foresaii, and
without ha'iing, let drive grsst Of grape,
. withan intention he said 10 clear the decks,
coaeeiving as 10 BE- az Englishman, from
Halifax; he however did US DO other inlu-
nv thaa performing the fore and gain sails,
and after seme abuse obliged lis 10 launch
'oarboat, beng squalIv-apd high SEA rnn-
ming, 70 SO On board rsis prlvatrer, after
Pesusiag :iie papers was more polite, tho Is
ahe saSle ;pae, whaei was pa hoardthe pr
'vatser, he had dispatched his boardin5
s9tioer apdsrew to our vessel, who COM
meaesd piaadering and filing the boat with
sundsy ARTICLES, even sr,gging from the
Sleats, and wcnlsl have made of witb il had
not one OF the passengers safessenelI hin,
WITH avepo~t of surh base condacs 10 tb@
Sonaiander IN chief, (geoera. Ernouf9 at
Saaealoupe. Conscious Of tie g6ntle-
mans authority with gen. Erapai. they
mace OF Without causing US farther treeble.
.isy y, LAT. 81. long. 70, spoke sloop
aoly, Luther, From New-L London for {h4
Wsss Indies. May 24th, Sandy.iioos
night bearing ". w. by w. SIX miles, was
Drought 70, obliged TO hoist or Ire boat
s00 60 on beard the French privan ar Fly-
ans'F'sa, captain Guiiame L Angiasr, with
a my papevs--with The exception 81 the trou-
O's o. hosting ou, the boat, was treated
=, May z8.
arrived. brig Sussex, Lee, In Is DAYS
nom Falmouth, Jsmaica. LEFT at Mon
$50 Bay, brig Industry, to sail in S or 6
Sass. fhe SUSSEX was boarded on the
Iassagvh by one French aud two English
!, the former Of whom knocked
- Own the bulk head, overloaded she cargo,
s sau preached a puncheon os run. Nav
NJ IN lat. So, so. long. "a, SPOKE brig
{ I'm, - DAYS from ST. Thomas for Pbiia.
1s yspa,a. The brig Sally, Chace, of Rhode
!, 1xs'and, SEIZED from Falmouth the ss;h OF
pfll Tor Mon,ege- Bay, aad was taken by
small privateer close in with the harhor.
- nssa was pursued without eFec, by shall.
~. s0p from the ship Watt and IS we'll armed
-, Inc morning on which cast. Lee Left
-. a''aon'n ne saw a gentleman from sEon
re- sSo Bay who informed him that capt.
91sss had arrived Tiers the day before in
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count FOR HE uncommon atiainments
productions, at an age when the iu'l7a
dfone can scarcely read and wri.e.

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1t is of The utmost importance says Pc.
trarch, to consider what sort Of leisure one
ought to ehuse. Tor there are w.,
xmas. The irst is that Of him who IS
fully intent upon some liberal purfut, evsn
While at rest, than which kind nothing
more delightful. The other species OF lei.
sure is the loiteTing of the spirit. ess .sloes
gard who loves lassitude, iof its own saks,
than which nothing is more ingIcrious,
nothing more like the repose a the grave.
One of Sel,gin's conceits has been com.
pletely realised in Paris. As this tacs,ion.
gentleman was one day walking the streets
of London, he met a nan.ber Of Chimney
Sweeps boys fantas,icaiiy dresled Out, TO
whom he pulled off ms hat and bowed most
respectfully. Being questioned as to this
singular conduct, he replied, we have
heard much lately OF tie majesty Of The
people, and these undot, teGiy must be
princes ofshe blood
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N 0 TICE.

The Law requiring the inhabitants
ot the town to keep abe cutters clear Of all ob.
fruttioia oipofite tie property they respectively
occupy, having received TOO little obfervance
and compliance Herewith; duty impofes upoa
me the painful neceliry OF prolecuting. for the
penalty, all delinquences fe' future negleas is
The preml(es.
John Vaudeville, S. p.
May 81. dat