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TO BE SOLD.

Or H'rafeyaif, and in iojs 10 Et eey1Laf,s,
HNROM two hundred and City to three hundred
4 acres Of LAND, In the county Of Henriso. sbou,
four miles from Riehmord--a diRanec which renders
but little liable to psge, ye, fuceu,lv near 70 one
~ the beit aHd r'oft improving markets IL the United
States.
The advantages Of faa Itns near large towns. are
70 obvious and generally admitted as not to rcoirc
particular enumeration Perlons refdng in lie civ
with large families, and whoare obliged 10 keep hort
es, would be able in year to fave more thaa the
original purchsfe For fur,her particulars enquire Of
MIR. honas Horveil.
Msy -. foahf1
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JAMES sEABRooK. r,xInp

ELuRNS his grateful Acknowledgements to his
N friends and ;he public, for their liberal epcou
ragement, and informs them that he continues 70 car
~ on his buiineis IN all its various branches nearly
oPpoilte the Pott Office and next door to Richie &
worileys Printing Oiliee-And as he has efablihed
a regular correspondence in Philadelphia, gentlemen
may depend having their clothes made n the new
Ell fafl,ion Nav IA (aT.eH
n. B. a few good JoURNE4I4EN wanted, 70
whomlber@l wages will be given.
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DOCTOR LOzAR

Of tbe eityof Riebmond;
IN FERS FOR SALE his Hntibaion, .sfon, ,
~ CordiGl, medicine unequalled by any ether
IN the whole A1afe'a Media, fnce the art of med;
cine was diicovered. For this valuable difcovery he
has obtained patent from the United States; and FOR
the benefit of the public has reduced the price from
two dollars TO feven ihings and fix psnce per bottle
1t has performed the moif aitonhing cures on many
Perions in this city, as well other parts of Virginia
which will appear by number Of certificates now in
his poelion, fome of which have been given BY rem
tlemen of the fra reipeaabity, and which will ac-
company each bottle with directions for uiiug the ms
dicine.
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FOR SALE.

= NE TENEMENT now in the occurrence, IS
Il Mr. John Carter, G,uased on tie Atais-ares,.
oppotte the property on which Mr. Arehiba II
Bar rsites. This property :s;Tu!y deGraSle, he:e
in healshy and refpettabe neighbouthcod, conyen,
emf TO the Capisol and a,lo the .4ive feen,s OF h
neis VI
The improvements eonit of corvenien: t,xe'n.-
houic, containing two rooms, aud paiIrc- OF, e.
iloor, with all reGu'iitc houes, ard Vel uf Wa
ter inserior to rore IN this city. For further rar
ticnlars enquire Of the fuhfcribers.
PRossER & MoNcURE,
June is. (law4w)
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A TRACT OF LAND.

Z Ohm GiLMER, wifhes to fell tract of land,
a. eonHing Of $50 acres, lying within half a mile
OF Charlottfville. Any perlon wifhing to purchae,
may lee the land, and know the terms by applying to
him iii that place.
June 4. Oawsw
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Mas. RIvARDrs ACADEMY.
Reverend Sir,

Reyrrend SIR,
NJ on had the kindnefs to allow me, two years a.
go, to look Upon ycu no, only as one Of the
chief protectors OF the e,abhnlen, under my CHARGE
but alto did me the honor o. becoming in conjunction
with DIR. B. Ruth, J. i. NJ Kcan, X. Smith and ~.
Morris, Efqures, one of The Tsuitees Of my f.nna-
ry. The confederation has a, all times rendered me
extremely anxious to deferve your patronage indeed
aicrbe in great neaiure the credit which the cf-
tabihment hope has generally obtained to that cir
cnmitanee. Few perfons yet informed Of the fa-
vour 10 politely conferred me, as me greater
number of my pupils are from abroad. On ievvral
oecaiions YOU had the poodnef To express the islc-
ton which you, and all ,hofe who have houorci our
fchoolroos with their Wits, derived frou, the i'm
PrHvements of the young Ladies, we'll as from,
the manner in which the Seminary is cordutted
have never taken the liberty of puhliihing yorr
letters OF apProbationNpu d you and the other gen.
tlcmen permit me to MAKE it known, that am au-
shoriied TO conider You Truiees Of the inni,uon
fhould not only eteem it diein:,;'iihed marx Of
your appreciation, but certain means of ailirirl-
,he full confidence Of thofe parents ard guardians who
have insruited their children to my care.
With great reipsa, tr
have the honor be,
Reverend Sir,
Your very humble and ob't fervar.,
MARIA RIKARDI.
III, PIX P.-.-,.y n. =
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MNyS 3.
VIRGINIA..

Luf5e Snbr,ier Copyf IF CJaaeny tsiSa in Riskaroa4
Between
ihonias Pfiee and John Sanddge, PllintiHs:
Alexander Outlaw, fenior, and Alexander
Outlaw, junior, l. fendant,
nN motion of the defendant, Alexander Outlaw,
~ junior, by council, this csuc ordered 10 lie re-
doeleted thereupon the fad defendant Sled MS an
fwer, to which the plaintiffs replied generally, ard
con,mil'ons awarded the plaintiffs and the isid de-
PENDANT, 20 examine and take The depoGtions Of .her
witnelIes and the further melton Of he fad DE-.
fendant, the court referreih the accounts between
him and The plaintiffs IN this irt, to one Of its COM
milloners TO be by him examined a9ted fettled. ard
TO the court reported win any ipecsl matters thcrht
pertinent by hmielf, or required By the partie q, be-
ipeeially fated a Copy. TeGe,
PETER + NSLRY,CC
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POLITE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR vot1>Jc.
LADIES =
~ WLLLTdNSRNnC

O Thule who are acquaimcd .h the c~cc,Isr-
fociety of Williamsburg a fecon,,r ~ "A. ,or IF
II as an eligible tcene rr the elt alton OF Yo,,yr =
dies,is unnece'isry. MIR. S, Mr.. AsprssoN. Who
oonenne to receive oe pupils into their family have
ehdeaVored to add to the adyan,a OF the t,stnn
ior'nng an eitahiihnist, iaiepded &c unite u,,yr
the FAME roof, the vaiious branches Of r,n,al i,
ton and Improvement Parents, who fee,in,cr.o.,
on this .nbjef, are invited c enquire INTO N, p,ei,
their initution Letters addrslIed to Mr. Z h,,,.r.
ion Pois-h1atter, Wilamlburg VII hs duly attended,
70. June IS. TIN
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IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,

-Y3fII gYfb, ISO5.
AuGin Morris, Plaintiff
Againt In CLasee,y
John Cronfhaw, Defendant.
,TI1S day the plaintiff by ms council, and
the defendant not having eutered his appear
and given feeurty according to the ad oe az
fenby and the rules Of this court, and it appearing to
the flsfa2ion OF the court, that be snot an infabi
tant of this country, the motion of the plaintiff
Decreed and Ordered, That the defendant do appear
here the fri day Of the quarterly term, and
anfwer the bill of the plaintiffs aud that a cop y o.
this order be forthwith pubihed n fome one Of the
pewpapers printed in the city Of Richmond, for two
months fuccefively,and that another copy be ported
the front door ofthe Court-houfe in this county.
A Copy. Teae,
THOs POLLARD, D.c.Hc.
Hlay2s. CTcm)
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The fubferiber (Rober; Gamble, FEM avails him.
fef Of this opportunity TO thank his numerous friends
for the very large are of patronage he has received
in the Mercantile line-and hereby tenders TO the
public his future fervices as ComsiGou Merchant
He fattsrs himfef, his long experience with other
circumstances uunecefary here to nIenton) entities
hin, - u. confidence ofthoie who may have buiinef
of that nature to tranfaa in this cyaaTing fuch Of
his beft exertions to merit appreciation.
Thoie who yet remain indebted to the late firm.
Of Camille ard Cyaffaz Of StauDton of Camille t. Tr,r-
PIE, Robert Oambie u Go. and Robert Ganbe of the
ciiy 81 Richmond, sfs eica Nero ssrHsaiy rsduened
to make immediate payment of their reflective ba.
anoes Such continue Regardless OF this lait notice
cannot expect longer indulgence.
20. GAMBLE.
Richmond, May 10, 1905. er3w oawtf.
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NOTICE.

ME eo-partnerhiPof ROBERT GAMBLE &
L SONS, will be diffolvcd by mutual content, ON
Saturday, the ilth infant. All perfons indebted
70 the iad FIRM, are earnsty entreated to make inn
mediate payment to either OF the fubfcribers A com,
Piianee with this reque will prevent the painful ne
cefIity of reforting to coercive nleafures
The books will be Plaoedin the poGefllon of leiIrs
John and Robert Gamble jun. who are authorized
to iettie anacccunts due.by, Or to the concern.
Ro. GAMBLE.
JOHN G. CAMILLE.
Ro. GAMBLE, jr.
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1NVs 1AlNI Z.
JOHN G.
Ro. GAMBLE, jr,
Richmsnd, May 9th, 1905.

The fnbcribers take this method of informing their
friends and the public, that they intend carrying on
the mercantile bufnefs, under the firm of
JOHN & ROBERT GAMBLE JuN.
They are receiving by the fhip Rolla, 4 choice
Celeaion of LONDON GOODS, and daily expect
from Liverpool, general ahortment of HARD
WARE, &c. fuitahle for the feaion-which will be
fold By rhe piece, package dozen, on the moi mo
derate terms, for cath INTERCHANGEABLE country produce
or the ufua credit fubfantia and bnu7nai eydovr,
They have on hand Madeira s. Sherry Wine. Cog
MAC Brandy Weft-india Rum, Whilkey, Sugar,
Pepper, Alum, Copperas and BrimOone, lin pipes,
hhds and cafks,) Cotton and Wool Cards, Patent
Shot Steel, Bar Iron, Hollow Iron Ware, German
Scythes, Cutting Knives and Whetftones, Oznaburgs,
ricklenburgs and Brown Helians, Snuff, Cut Her
rings &c.
They alto poliefs large and convenient Briek ware
houfes covered with Hate, for receiving and ftorng
Flour, Tobacco &c. Thofe gentlemen who favor
them with congnments, viii find their charges rea-
ionabe, and may rely their ben e1er;ions TO afford
iatisfaaion.
~ The higheR rates given for Bees-wsx, good
Bear Deer and Otter films, and other fhipping Fur
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, ir.
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COMMISSIONERS orrIcF.

Rie5mezd, l5b HEqy, 1906.
THE feyfics 7cW Tals Noijae, THAT have an.
pointed the twenty ninth day Of Tuly next to com
mence the account directed b. the annexed deeretai
Order oi the Court-on which day they arc rcqucG
TO atand at my Office in tbs city 9Th be accounts K
vouchers prepared, aud ready for examination and let
tlcmeat and with oopies % Inc court pagers
SAMUEL GREBNH0W, NC
Nay 81 If
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FOR sdLE-sa, rss usscsisSk

1.sOAF SUGAR, By the hid bhi. or firele loaf
direct from Pennnyton's Mandatory, Philadelphia
soAL and UPPER LEATHER, on moierat.
terms. Also,
PRIME SPANISH HIDES.
MteAJ-sR DAYIS.
9th mo. 18th, 'os. (eTtN
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ArsIL, 1905.
Madam;

APRIL, 800.
Madam;
The high opinion we entertain Of your qpslifcati-
ons Tor the arduous and divered duties of the inf;
tuition under your dre2icn, and the evidences which
have been preented us, at examinations or tie i'm,
provement OF the young Ladies, who pGfess the i'd
vantage OF being your pupils induce us TO comply
WIN your requeit, by the Prelent teeimpny of our
appreciation of your Seminary, and to exprels our
wiihes for the nccef of inhitutio 20 ieful to our
city, andf honorable TO YOU
We are, Madam,
Your very humble fervants,
WILLIAM WRITE, I u
BENJAMIN RUSH,
]. B. MKxAN,
ROBERT SAITH, :
ANTHONY MoRR1s,J =
Philadelphia, April "a. foaw4t1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

court. Her falc WAS sfneu3ar ard hort
bis. One morning TWO CT the assistant
e1ecutioness came into one of the rooms,
and called upon the female citizen Biron
to come forward, meaning the old OUCH
esse de BroR,' the mother, who was here
immured with her daughter: some one
said, which of them do you require the
hell-hounds replied, Our order was Cor
one only, but as there are two, we will
have both, that there may be no error
The mother and daughter were taken a
way locked senseless in each o,her's arms.
When the cart which carried hen arriy-
ed at the foot of the scaifold, the chiefex-
ecutioner looked at his paper, which con.
tained lis, his victims, & saw the name
OF only. one Difon; the assistants inform-
ed him that they found two of that name
III the Convent, and to prevent mistake,
they had ybrou:sh. bAh. The principal,
with Perlect sang Jroid, said it was all we'll,
wrote with pencil the article les" be-
fore the name Biron, to which he added
an's and Immediately beheaded bo,h !!
Mrs. S. led ME to the chapel to
show me The havoc which the unsparing
impions hands of the revolution had there
produced. She put into my hands an i'm
nense massy key to open IN. DOOR OF the
choir. s. That key" said she, " was made.
Tor the master key Of the Convent, by the
order of Robsspierre. In the time Of ter.
ror our jailor wore il at his belt. A thou
sand times has my soul sunk within me,
whenit loudly pushed the bolt OF the lock
aside. When the door opened it was ei
tier Signal to prepare for instant drash
10 some of those who were within, or for
The gloomy purpose of admitting new vic
tins. When we entered the Chapel, my
sorprze and adherence were equally ex.
cited. The windows were beaten through,
the hangings were happing in the wind
the altar was shattered IN pieces and pros.
ltrate, thu pavement was every where torn
up, and the caves of the dead were still
lyawning upon US. Frora their solemn
and hallowed depths, the mouldering re.
lies ol,,he departed had been raised BY
torch light ard heBped in f,ightful pile.
| OF unfinished decay agains, the walls, fo,
the purpose ofconveriing the lead, which
contained those wreichsd fragments O
mortality, into balls for the niuske;ry o
/ the revolution. The gardens behind III,
chapel must once have besn very p,easan,
but they then had the appearance of ,
wlidsfness. The painful uncertainty q
many years, had occasion-d the neglee
and ruin in which saw them. Some o
the Nuns We're reading upon shattered
seats under oyergrown bowers, and Other.
were walking in The melancholy shade o,
neglected avenues. The efiea of the
whole was gloomy and sorrowful. and ful
" confirmed the melancholy recital which
l bad received from Mrs. s."
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PeAnsticania.

Peisnsy icanio.
Robert Morris, benjamin Rush, Ben
Jamin Franklin, John Morton, Geo. ely
Wilson, Geo. Ross.
Deiawdre.
Cesar Rodney, George Read.
Bfargia,ad.
SAMUEL Chase, VIM. paca, Tho. Stone
Cha. Carrol.of On.
Virginia.
George Wythe, Rich. II. Lee, Tho,
jefferson. Benz. Harrison, Tho. Nelson,
gun. Fra. Light. Lee, Carter Braxton.
North Carolina.
WIN. Hooper, Joseph Hewes, John
4 Penn.
So1M Carolina.
Edw. Rutledgc, Tho. Heyward' gun.
Tho. Lynch, Jun. Art. Middleton.
Georgia.
But. C winnet, Lyman Hall, Geo. Wal
ion.
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ksnaet tron a lonr laroagh R5anes.


conventicr Of Btue Mans Dachesse de BIZ
ren--7he Bieody Key.
-" Tue English Convent, or as it is call
ied,tbe Convent Of Blue Nuns, IN The Rue
De 81. Vietoire, is the only establishment
OF the kind, which, throughout the repub.
nc, has survived the revolution. TO what
cause lis exclusive protection is attributed,
IS moi, believe, correctly known. But,
though this spot of sacred secIusion, has
escaped the finsl stroke of determination.
u has sustained an ample share ofihc ee-
neral dcsoiaiiol. During the time OF ter
ror, It was converted into the crowded
prison OF the female nobility, who were
here confined, & afterwards dragged from
IT'S cio'siers, and butchered by the gulIo-
t'ne, or the daggers Of assasins. | had a
let,eE OF Introduction to Mrs. S., one
OF she slsterhood, lady OF distinguished
family in England. ! found her in the re.
lectory. a dignificd detection overssread
her countenanec, and her figure seemed
much emaciaied by the scenes Of horror
:hro' which she had passed. She inform.
ed me, that when the Nuns were in a state
of arrestation by the order of Robespierre.
the Convent was so crowded with prison
ers, that they we're obliged to eat ,he,r
wretchedme in three different dIvis;oos
The places ofthe unhappy beings who
were led Oft to execution, we're immedi.
ately filled by fresh victims.
"Amongst those who suffered was the
beautiful young Duchess de Biron, said to
be one Of the loyeliestwo women Of the French
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Captain Morris.

a gentleman from The South aide Of StatenTsI-
and. informs Us, that on Saturday evening he
heard heavy iriug to the Sou,hward and East
ward Of Sandy-Hook. wilich lasted about thirty
minutes Our informant. who has been an off.
Ger IN The British navy, is fr!ly persuaded that
vessels we're engaged
The ship Eliza has arrived at Portland in 30
days from Liverpool. Levers and.psiees current
brought by the Eliza. have already been received
in this CRY. This days Eastern mail, wil pro-
badly furnish intelligence or 10 days later than
before received.
June 90.
From captain Tinker Of tho brig Acfess, ar
rived LAST evening in 10 days from ST. pierrcs,
(Mardnifue,) we are informed that on the 5th
June, tie French and Spanish combined hects
sailed from Martinique, FOR Cuado!oupe, ard left
iha, place on The 9Th iun~. (she day before capt.
Tinker sailed from Antigoa, Capt r. further in
iorins that two French frigatcs had arrived az
Martinique, which sailed from Ferrcl in co. with
q French and Spanish feet Of II san ofthe iire,
ipgates ard transports, with troops bound for
Martinique. and that the two frisa;ss parted
from the heet in a gale &C wind we are also
informed, that no account OF British acei hav-
ing arrived in the West Ipdicr, had bcea rcceiv.
ed previous 10 capt Tinker leaving Martinique.
The combined fleets, captured British ship Of
war, OF 90 guns, IN going out Of Guadsloup.
Mer. ADV.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BOSTON, June 10.

by the arrival al this place, OF a passen-
ger on board the Pomona, which ship he
isit few days since, bound to Newly ork.
and by the arrival at the latter place, OF
the ship Ardent from Greenock-a few
articles of intelligence, to the 10Th May,
have been received from London. From
these adyces, it appears, that an embargo
had been laid on all British shipping in
England, on the 9TH, and in Scotland on
the 10th May; that heavy press Of sea
men had taken place in the river, and in
all the ports; that new and important
Expedition, was on The point of quitting
England ;--that some very important dis
patches had been received from the North
OF Europe that an increase OF ACTIVITY
was evident in all the ports of France,
Fiiich indicated some important move
ment; that the Brest fleet had made two
attempts to elude the vigilance of the
blockading squadron; aud tia. the appfe
hension Of invasion had been excited 10
such a degree in England, as 10 warrant
the march of the force, allotted to defend
The country.
On all tie subjects, which this Summa-
ry embrace, our advices are very brief and
unsatisfactory. The several articles are
barely touched on in the papers from which
we have collected the above; and. until
Our London files are received, the public
must rest their conjectures on such alb
s,racls as we have been enabled to present
them.
MIR. Borland, the gentleman passenger
on phe Pomona from London, for New
York, and who Ief, that ship aud arrived
here yesterday, via Cape. Cod, informs
that the Pomona was boarded BY a Spa
nish armed vessl, who put on board pri-
soners She also fell in with the ice
and spoke several vessels. On passing
the Cape, saw ship with her nizen-mast
stsnding, ashore near ths light, and brig
ashore in the bay near the same. These
vessels are most probably the same, which,
with others. went ashore, in the winter
gales, and which have not yet been got
of.
Capt. M'Cully, from Amsterdam, ar
rived on Tuesday, was boarded on the
10th Of May, IN the English Channel, by
a British armed vessel, and informed, that
this French and Spanish feet had ca?,ur.
ed English sail Of the line.-- On the 18th
June, lat. az 10, long. 90 10, SPOKE brig
Eupice, Dyer, from Malaga, Tor Boston,
who informed. that il was reported at Ci
braItar, and generally believed. that the
French and Spanish aeet from Cadiz bad
fallen in with aud captured, several En-
gIish vessels.
June 20.
The intelligence reported by capt.
M'Cully, stating that the combined French
and Spanish fleets had captured on tIe,s
passage to the West Indies, British tleet
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AN ADDRESS
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF CHARLESTON,
SOUTH-CAROLINA.

Singular as il may appear to many OF
you to be addressed by an unknown fe'
male, from a distant land, after this man.
ner; TRUST am a6tuated therein by no
other motives than the influence of that
gospel love, shed abroad in my heart,
which induces me, at times. with earnest
soliclude, TO crave the present s. eyerlast-
ins wsll-being Of all my fellow creatures.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
-NEW.YORK. Iune 24,

AT the time the ship Thursday left Cuada-
ioupe, the French feet remained at MARTINIQUE.
The passengers inform MS that the admiral of
the fleet was ignorant Of his destination. or the
objeet of his cruze hs hal Sc aed orders, which
were nor 10 lie orei;ed but in Ger, n,iaii,ude.
from Martinique. No intelligence had been re-
ceived at Guadaloupe of any other fieet having
arrived in the West-Indies.
The London intelligence by Saturdays cas-
tern mail Is two days later than that received by
the Ardent from Creenock 1t is the more ne.
cess2ry 10 NOTICE this circumstance, because, by
a typographical error which has crept into some.
OF the public papers. The Ardent was said to
bring London news 10 the 10Th of May though
she left Grscpock on the 1Ith. -
On the 9TH May, an embargo was laid upon alt
British slipping in Gfear Britain, and heavy
press took place in the river, and Ut the ports
Avery general alarm prevailed. The Drese
heet was stated 70 be at sea- All the volunteer
myriads were again hurrying TO :heir alarm posts
and the greatest efforts were taken to Fit OUT every
ship of force in ordinary
From anurnber of accounts from the Nfediter-
ranean, il is probable lord Nelson's Ace, had gone
TO Egypr, in search OF che Tculon -quadron. A
large Aeef, however. had sailed from EngIard for
the West Indies and the places of some Of
them' IN the Channel fce,. had been supplied by
sir John Om!e's squadron
The expedition under gen. Craig was supposed
to be destined aganst Ferrcl.
English per cenr, May 8, were s..
Some very important dispatches were said 70
have been received from The north of Europe on
the 9Th May which were Immediately laid before
ta'l cabinet council. and the Admiralty board.
and messengers ordered TO hold themselves
in readiness to start for the continent.
The following men of war (it is saidl sailed
rom England about the 7th of May For The
"est indies accompanied by number Of fri
gates and transports. having on bosrd s thousand
troops, Under the command of gen sir Eyre
Coote
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(7o be confinued.)

[The following Address was written, and
transmitted TO Charleston, by distin.
guished Member Of the respectable So.
ciety of FRIgsDs, recently on reIigi.
ogs visit TO this city, aad now about to
depart from New.York, for her native
land. We arden,ly hope, thatthe In
babitants, to whom this solemn Address
has been made, will give it their most
serious attention, and that il may be the
means of disclosing to them " the hbings
which belong unto their everlasftng heace,' -
when they will no longer participate in
the gigantic iniquity which now disgra-
ces our common country, and which
threatens to endanger its future peace
and prosperity.J n. Dat. .Aav.
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Booksellers from various pats of New
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