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only few araglna folders about the
l!sip yards" The above IN
telligence was taken, contains a &c
rcriStion OF the ftfernss to whlcn the
inhabitants IN of 'eif0it have been re. re-
dueed BY the l'e conilasra''on Of their !,
u;Iaoe s.Aboat nlnety families,
e,us The ritter, are left without a
roof 10 nelter them Win the ground
for tnG bed, and the heavens toF their
We are not In dlipalr a
fr,rlt OF indultry appears again TO per
sade allranks, and nope thai, by the
aalltance that viii be obtained from the
aH1ent,. Detroit, Will tlourlih once
AGAIN.
The inhabitants have appointed a
committed TO Ultimate the damages, and
o. iolicit and receive contributors tor
he relief Of their unfortunate town.
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STOCKHOI Ia. Nav %.

1t is underiood here taat the treaty
between England, Ruaia, and this
country, is finally arranged and con
Guided,
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From Jamaica e43cr5 to 'hs I'd NJ
XiNesToS, June 20.


On Thurlday moralng the foilp@-
ing fqu4dron failed from rof' Nfysl
for the Windward Iflana' tor the par
pofe of joining Vice Admiral ord
Melton, VIZ.
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'Fhe ST. George Unfortunate. got
aground on three fathoms baae, In
con!equence of the failure of the
land breeze ihortly after her leav-
Ing Port Royal. In the evening
lie Crcf orig, capt. Chamberlain,
went out to her amAance, ard We
are happy to find that fbe has got OFT
without much damage, and has pro-
ceeded with the re!t of the !qnadron.
lie Cref returned into port yeiterday
morning.
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Mr.. Dalton, WHO arrived at Ply
mouth. Mas. in the ichooner Miles
Standilh, direct from Liibon, paiied
through this city yeiefday, on his way
20 Warrington with dlipatcbes Tor cur
government from Mr.. Nunroe. He
Informs that MIR. Munroe LETT Madrid
OF tie Goth Of May, and that he had
entrcly failed to aceompiita the OBJ
iect CT his milton. lie was 10 have
returned 10 London by the way Of
Paris.
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The fAip Hibernia, captain Doans'
has arrived at Bottom from Gresnock.
She lett there on the 9TH Of June, and
brings Lond4a papers to the 4'h, but
40 part OF The Intelligence they con-
tain has yet tTanfplrrd.
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MoNrEGo BAY, June q

NONTEGO DAY, uHt g.
The militia Of this parlh were oil
ln'eAd lat} SUNDAY morning, and the
martial law viii expire on Tic 22d i'll
Rant.
fThe embargo at Montego Bay, was
taken OF tie day the Ichooner Victory
ailed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-12

FROM LONDON PAPERS.
AMUSEMENT,
AT TIE ExPENcE. OF LORD MELVILLE
co,
PICTURE ALLERr.

Mon Of the Art;fs lave fent in their works
for this years public exhibition, and the ba,o.
ing Committee are bufiy employed in arranging
them according to their reflective merits. IIav-
ing obtained admiilion TO the Gallery, we this
Day pretcst our readers with the firt nunber
Of ferries ofour account of the moi dfir euifl,.
ed pieces.
no. ]. 4 full length portrait of Sir F,eae;,
DafOn, Lord Neyalow, by ". MELVILLE, x. A.
and a. s. S. His lordfllp is drawn Geated al
Unstable, counting his money Bags, while one Of
his iervants is feen flching the guineas. and
boffine off with them 20 his banker The out.
hne is boid, bot the eoloning is 10arJc, and the
ght and fh2de arr injttiici,,iiGy coHtTafisd.
Ihere is a papatle error in the eoRQsaS, which
IS CaledoniAn, as is aIfo the caf OF his Lord.
Hips features.
No. II. Apofrait of Aisxaade,. bc Graf
by Mr.. WELLEsLEY, K. A. The hero IS moi
drawn, as We uiually find bin repreientcd, Vi.
bting the camp of Darus, OF the Temple of IN.
piter Annfou, killing Cytus, or feafiur and Fl.
ring town with That's. He is mounted noon nj,
fav'rite feed B1essbeiz5, caperifg 8, rrancinr o.
yer the Directors ofscertain Company, Wru are
pra@ling undeI bis feet. and crying out for rler.
cy. AT fri glance, IBIS painting has Gonethiap
the aiF OF 81. Ge0fge and t5e D,AcoH but, ur.
on an attentive view, We reeogniz-, IN both tie
h0rie and tine riGer, great deal Uf the exoreIli.
onof Don DGsoife ard ReFaanfe. T6ispiece
Is hoely painted, but Ne think THERE'S too, ,r,u.h
glare and glitter III tle colour. There IS ,ifc
a pa'pable a1Ne6ronij1 IN the defgn; foms
tbouidtds Of years haying interviewed between
tie time Of Alexander tie Grca. 9nd the caa6.
b0ment OF tbe Coupa1y in qucitior.
No. 50. JRio. by F1. SeEo.rr, Acase riic;sn
AIS l. II !sn5;h ?oT;!ais os tits 81 enirg
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-
From he fragments "The afToca,ion Of Ideas, >
contained in Wallace the Vale of Elleriie we hav,
ieeced the following beautiful paages, d.ferptiye Of
! the effects of Nfuic. -
Wy does the melting voice the tunesul Airing,
- Ugh OF woe, tear Of pieafire brine9
Gan iinpie POUNDS or JOY or grief infpire,
Anc met the foul reipenfive to the vire3
AN no, ioine other charm to rapture draws,
Fhiore than the triggers fsill, the artiits laws:
some iatent feeling that the firing awakes,
starts TO new life, and thro' the fibres flakes:
oo's cottage home, where tirh the frain was heard
~ many 4 tie OF fc.mer days ei.dear'd;
some lovely maid who thy bofoin hung.
.Aha n'sa'ii d the note, all tearfuas he flung.
Some youth who firi awoke the peniive Law
FRIEND OF thy infant years-row diitant far away:
some icene, that Patriot blood embainns in long
Some brook, that winds thy native wales ar,,onp.
An iteai into the foul in wirching train,
I'LL home, the maid the friend, the fcene appear
again!
-, Twas thus the wand'rer mid the Syrian wild,
Wept At the htain he carod when child
Ger many weary waite the traveller pafs'd
And hopd to find fone reitine place q, An.
Beneath tome brarchy Gade-h:s Journey done,
20 'hei'er from :he deiert and the fun.
AND HAPPY lone green fpo. the pilgrim found,
And haiid and bieiSd the Creams delicious found:
When OH his ear the well Known dizzy ac!e,
! hat as 1t melted psfs'd into his foul
: . boutwell, bank each thrilling word convey'd
The Seottiih Landscape to the paIr,-trse Riade,
10 more Dan,afcus dreams his fpirit held,
Nomorc i,sminarets his eye beheld:
pharpat and ALBANIA onaeeded glide,
lie hears in dreams the n.ulic Of the CLYDE,
Aud Bothwers bank amid o'er-archirp trees. +
Echoes TIE bleet OF Hae..s, the hum OF bees
-Whli leis keen rapture on the Syrian hore.
Beneath the ihadow Of the fycamore;
HIS eye had turn'd amid the burG of dav.
Iadnors gigantic Columns to furvey;
That !lllenly their length of lhadows throw,
On fons of earth who trembling gaze below!
was thus when 10 Quebee's proud heights as.r,
Woite's ehivary rolld on the iurge Of war,
The hardy Highlander, 70 fierce before,
Languld!y lifted up the huge clay,nore.
TO him the buGles mellow note was dumb.
Aud ey'n the routing thunders of the drum,
Until the PbrOch founded in the van,
And led to battle forth each daunt,ei, clan
On ruth the brave--tie plaided chiefs sdvane..
Tile line rebound Lochiels AVA TO France. =,
With Vigorous arm the faulchon lift on high. =
Fight as their fathers fought, and ike their father
die 4!
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t7ss. Yet there are claims fet TIP under this al Ia
December 7s9 the iegilaturc Of Georgia paied
aea FOR dpoing % certain vacant laEGs C. territory
rrftia tie fase." 'Thi.s the territory in qurI-
ton; and though the law decires that Tor til.
iale OF lands, appears that part Of the a,e
Of he right of fre-,.-ftsu which was referved for
three companies, which were to pay the iums
ed TO their nass, the Ssss5 Carolina T6zeo, COG 1854
dollars, the Virginia Yazoo, 937il; and the Ten
neiee company, 46S75 dollars. Payment was rcr-
dered in paper errreney for thsfe trses BY the
irt Companies, but refufed and APPEARS b.
the preientmet fgrsnd iuries, that the whole Was
confidered aa Of indling. The Virginia COM
pany withdrew the money they had dcpoGted. The
South Carolina company initiiuted afut, which was
fcrecloied by the amendment, the contribution of u.
States concerning the inabiity Of iiates. 81
llhets companies. however, are among the caini-
ants upon TIE ground OF ''indemni6catior fer ex.
penees and darnages ncurredin copequeroe Of the
violation ut CONTRACT on the part Of Georg ;a"-al-
though the law itfelf was null ard void; although
thes received the paper money depoGts back, which
were in fac deprecated certificates, pccus;on up
on which gave rife to the Ejaculation upon the land
The next meairre, and the ,moh ftupendous of all
the ipeoulatons, was the famous Tor infamous } law
or pretended law of ,he 9TH of February 1885, BY
winch the legiAatrre OF Georgia, acting under the
influence of b,i6ry, and ffetatirg in the ifsribut
on OF the profits of their corruption and perjury
the iaie o. Tour traces oil land, comprehend
ing the greater part of the country living wef ofthe AL
tahauia river, TO -four companies calling themielves
the Gforgis, the Gesrgiq Ai;Fxasi, Utper Aailssi,
and Tenue companies, for which they were 20 cay to
the ha,e SEQ 600 dollars 81
IS TO be oblerved that ,lcfe are the fame lands "a
wEich the Indian tile extingnifhed; tia. the
dian title could not be ex.inguhed, by the nate of
Ceorria. That it was fubect all the thoufads of
ioregn claims under treaty and the law of nations
hat ,,ra~o J L.. n
ons OF acres-and to be fold for 500, 900 dollars
In crr next number we la continue the view OF thi.
fuhjsa.
3 s. ITO Be continued
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deaf and dumb youth. from the favcnritc play
Of Deaf end nu,n6. The perfon of Juiis is IL
able toths objection made by the Critics to the
portrait at Drury Lane Theatre--it is two fliff
aud two old. The attitude and expreifion of
the Abhc DEP Epee are bad. He looks more
! ike or. the Commiifioners OF Naval Enqui-
Try, l,m-ntire that he cannot teach the boy to
! fpeak, thanthe philanthrcpical Preceptor reioi-
cling in the f;icccfs of his arr. The exprefiion
&c Julio is ALTO very detective. His couutenancc
betrays no Joy at the triumph of right over in
Juice, and the reftora.ion of property to the
injured owner. Moft aHuredly it was no, the
elegant Mifs De CAMP, but fome tiff broker of
the Stock Exchange, who Fat for this portrait.
The piece. however, is not without nterxG, and
the d,aSviay is upon very large fcae.
No. SO. aud, Computing only two horfrs,
The Joint production of G. PoNsoNBY, and G..
CANNING. Royal Artifts. The two horfes are
7rsef'rer and Patriot. Treejmsr appears TO
have been lateiy,ied up to the rack and manger,
and, as if jun looftned from a long fat, TO ht
g.oedily devourirg bis oats. He is Kicking,
line;pg. and biting, to fuch an excefs, that his
groom Teens afraid 10 approach his iides with
the curry comb. Patriot is fine booded
horie of great bone and Gnew he views 7lren-
Garfr with great contempt from an oppoGte
ftall.
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ABSCONDrD,

The fseond time, IN ire ns0sf6 If Fetrua,y:
TACK, iometimes known by the name of lack Ath
He's upwards of SO years of age, gardner by
rroieifon. rather under tie middle fze. He was
purchafed of Lewis Burwe!ps ellate in January 100:
He is well known III and about the city of Richmond
Amthel, IN the county Of Cheilerield where he ha.
number of free connexions, and in the neighbour.
hood OF Willianiburg-'lis very certain ,aat he i.
lurking about of the above places, nof likely
Richmond, where he has free woman for wife
Mr.Willam Rcfe isauthoriied to give a reward 81
THIRTY DOLLARS ON delivery ct the above lack
hih to him. May 81. [F,f1
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AMY ROBINSON, c. C.
May II. kN2ml VT.

by virtue ola deed OF TriR, executed by Mr..
Rufus soule, to the fpbferibers for the be.efis
OF Alexander M'Rae, efq they viii on Saturday
the third day of next month (Augu) at one O'clock
r. M. on the prenifes proceed to fell fer ready
money to the hehen bidder, (or the purpofes in the
deed exprened) the LOT and improvements thereon,
at prefent occupied by the fsid soule, near Mr..
Crouehe's old Tavern, on TIE freet leading bv the
governors Up Sbocke. Hill ,-In,mediate pof,tnion
will be given, aud irdilpurable title will be made
by Alexander M'Rae who fold the lot to soule, and
the 1rutiees will join in the conveyance
WILLIAM DU-VAL,
MAURICE L. MILLER. 1F.TSf'.
JAY 5. nawsy
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BENJAMIN sTRTSON,

= INFORMS his friends and the public IN general
4 he has for iaie, 400 gallons Lcil@Dds LinieedOh
White Lead and Spandh Blown grorrd in Oil
PNent Green ground IN ditto Yerd.zrile arc
Spanilh BroysD, dry oy 10 Window Clais, &, Put
ty; ID, Sd, "A, Cd, 90. lOa, ard 2od Nails, two
Cabs SPIKE Mails, Bar iron, German aud Differed
Stes'; general 5hor1,aenl ~ Iron Hollow Ware
10 fihds. MoiaIes, Frohel, 5randy, WeA-India and
New-Ergland Ninn, Te4. Cole, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocoisre Mems, Eae aud coarie shoes, La
dies KID < Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and WOO; C.rds aIorcd half pint and quar-,
TumJiers.ina,, .nvoioe elegant glais Zone ware
German c<slbo.zs, 5ofacts Salt, Novarcota Grind
Stones aud ma other rtiflfsin fore, which he viii
fell cheap ''r caib OF country produce,
April g. isNyI"r..
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Y virtue Of a deed of truh, executed to the fub.
ferber by William, Davis, to iecure the payme,t
OF debt due William w. Heu;tg, as esprene1 i,
The laid deed, now OF record in the county court ot
Aibemarie, will be expoied public fale on the pre-
mhes. on the tenth day of AuguA next, one 1 or.
"ith ITS appurteiance IN the town of Charlotiefville
number twenty or 10 much thereof as will be luii
cent to fasfy 20 much of te faid debt as IS now due
as in the iaid deed is mentioned, together with The
COTS of a,,vertiGng and attending the ial-
JOHN KELLY. Truaee.
Juy5. (eF4t.
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YTRGLMIA. 20 c.;.

VIRCLNIA, 10 cvi..
At chancery Diariel Court, held in the chy
of Williamsburg the 9th day of April, sos
Jethro Dardep ana Stephen Hookey,)
lr psed p a ,so ct E naos.J s'h
Againit
Oxiey and Hancock, Defts.
HE Defendants not having entered their ap-
n pearance apd given fecurty according to
the act of Adewhly and the rules of this Court.
I'd i; appearing TO The fatiSfitt;op OF .he court.
that they not inhabitants of this country on
the motion of the plaintiffs, by their co,nfcI, il
is Ordered, Thatth faid defendants do appear
here on the firt DAY of the next term, aud ar
twer the hill of the plaintiffs; and that a COPY
of this order be forthwith Inherited in f,,;p,
newfparer of the City OF Richmond for two
months tncce!iively,ant' Poae, al the front door
or the former capitol in this city.
y Copy. Teite,
ANT'Y ROBINSON, &C.
May ~. tE2m) VT.
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PUBLIC THEATRIcALS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

A new piece, Untitled gbe 7.sn.b Report, is in
preparation, and will ihortiv be produced at
this Theatre. 1t was originally intended by
the Author for Farce, but being lately iul,-
mitted TO the examination of Eome fhrewd cri
ties, they thought the fable and incidents were
more il; the way of Tragedy. The piece has
been got up at great expence, and reflects much
credit upon the liberalty of the managers.
The Scenery is very grand, but it betrays marks
of dirfy bands.
End Of the 1T Aet, Scotch Strathfpey to
the tune of NOnev in re Pockets, by Vitcount
M and NJ. Tt.
The Following extract may ferve as fpeci-
men of the dialogue.
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HIST IlarNs, Sc.
BROKERS'. OERicn

ME tns'criber informs the Citiz Els Of Richmond
and me pubic in general, that he has taken the
heu,e' next door to MIR. william, Auaiu S, lower end
OF the Baion, where bc tranfa6as the BROKERAGE
ana CoMMlSSlON BUSINESS in all their various
branches From his general knowledge Of bu!iucss,
oed by his attention and ioeituie for the ntcreit
Oh tnote who may pleafe to favor him with their COM
mands' hopes TO participate in the confidence of
GENEROUS public He pledges himtf that no cxerti-
es al ms ihail be wanting to eivethe utmoA ia,is-
June is. lep,f
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WILLIAMSBURG nUsrINcs COURT,

c iaIay 27ib, 1905.
nRDERED that notice be given Tor four week.
~ in the Enqurer, printed in Richmond; That
this eonst will on the fourth Monday in July next
proceed to the fettlement and irbu,ion of the el.
ta,eof John FerguHnn, deeeal,d, committed to the
hands of Philip Moody late Sergeant ofshis City for
administration. ~.
a Copy, Tea,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, c. c.
y Williamsburg, June IS. (eF4w)
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ii is PTciumed that the work now offered 20 the
bic viii meet with encouragement prorortionare 10
the importance q the ubjet9 on which il treats. A
viii to be aequ1nted with whst has happened in i,4
ages, especially in ONES country isa natural arG
ommendahle euricty; il is therefore iurpriing that
70 large portion OF the citizens Of the United States
are amoi totally gnoran Of the hiCiory of their ma
1--we eounry aud Of the great events that have taken
pace irom the iirt diieovery Of the continent by
CiGRorher Columbus to the prefent time This
mum not. however, be alribnted 20 an iGdg renee in
cur lsi.o~-ezcas abopt hal fe4tes to their conn
ny bGt fatleT 20 the d!iea!ty Of obtaining afor-
nation, wtc! was cnly to be gathered rom voIs;ni-
rors tracts, too expenive admit Of general eireu-
laton IN the work nov propOied TO be put to tic
freis, this great obeaioE srsn.oytd L embraces a.!
the ncd rterehiug events related by former haori-
ans, together with number Of arscdo,es, s.d oiler
matter reycr before pubGhed--sr prize ihat viii
place Il within reach Of The generality Of fesacfs
30 S1sjsritgio1r yeeey.SIy ',oeob f.br,ea.a f.,
doo'S 5'ie~ f5e 4NQI&d, IT Raeiie u Wo,sey,, ~
P',e5~r@p', ami s. 1,sgfa44.' Ssot c,ye,.
July T. (cptf)
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II Y virtue Of Deed of 1rnf, executed to tie f,.,-
fcrber BY Charles Clarke, OF the county Of Chef
terEed, TO feeure tie payHcntof debt therein ae-
iro~ledged to be due l.Jlc .rd ~ Ctedc, and tie
exeg5Ge neceGary to carry the nag into execution,
vii be fold At public auction 20 tie higher bidder fol
ready money, at Zac!,ariab I;rookys T4yern, IL Tic
town Of Mauche0er, on Saturday the eth Of July
nest two hundzed and twsn;y acres ~ LAND, more
efs lyirg in the county Of Chehcrfeld end adoir-
ing he lands Of Col. John IIarvie, JOHN Ford, Alex
lader Sauaders, AID Samuel Sn,;fh.
RICHARD 3. CoODE.
Ivly2 ep4w.
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with Boots Shoes well as if they were on the
iPot..-....A-tl.e engrh of the -.C-round the
Caf...B--the pitch OF ditto-~.D-round the heel and
intleP~..E-rounit the nfer.-.G--acrofs the bali of
the foot. Fix the heel againf a perpendculr, and
flick knife at the end Of tie great toe--fet down in
igares the number OF inches and quarters, in the dif
iersni mea.ures Jaiaa.y /. vYtf
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BIZ R1chARD SNoWDoM.
=--~---ets
CONDITIONS.

Il, This work will b. eomprifed IN two volumes
duodeeino, bornd,-the number of pages cannot be
preeeiy calculated, bu; the rub!he. fuRpoies each
volume will contain about 800.
Cd. The price to fubicrbers viii nos exceed three
dolIarS-payabie delivery.
3D. map OF North America ard Of the United
States viii be given wi,h tire work.
4ih. Any rerlcn procuring fubf-r bers for the
VOL. ihaIl be entitled to copy fo- every ten he
may obt@in--being accountable for the amount.
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4 Liverpool paper ofihe 1T Of May, lays ::
-" Cir Francis Barring has retired from bu-
fnefs with fortune, !: is iaid, cf up
wards OF K. i.5oo, 900, having in the firm be
has jun Quilted mott capita! Gcck for CONT
nuiilg The buhnsfs.
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ACT l.-SCENE IL.
Frter Mrs. Busy and Mr.. Buz.

Hrs. BMG-nlercy on me, the Tenth Report,
hear ot nothing but Tie Tsnth Report. The
invaiion and Donaparte are both Laid aide for
the Tenth Report. Sarely we cannot have liv-
ed 10 lorg in the commercial and fashionable
world 10 ~ told now for the frt time of the
Tenth Eeport. I was Taft evening at party in
the wet end of the town, where am certain
could not have heard fewer than 500 reports.
Let me fee, Eve intrigued with the Serpent
that was the irt report; and ynolt afiIuredly,
if Adam had any friends or neighbours, he ,nua
have heard more than tie tenth re port before
he left Parable.
Mr.. Bu=-Pihaw Mrs. BUY, what are YOU
about? The tenth Report is Catamaran.
IT'S 4 b,underaufs ofeHornaus calihre. 1t con-
tains charge OF many thoutand pounds. A
Noble Vifcount, who has Giaineu;ii,es, hmielf
in the navy department, and was preftnt in the
attack upon the Bouogne notia, declares he
breads its eXpofion more than the thunder OF
all The batteries in France.
Enter Mr.. CUNNING.
Seyjeanf Cilaning-Scandai and Ca.amarans.
The Tenth Report IS I:5e!, it is Bill of in3i17-
naeat again't ths honeitel man in the country.
1t contains the MOI unwarraatable CHARGER II
contains fuch counts
Mr.. BuS-Aye, and fuch dij1omt5 as viii
puzzle your arithmetic.
10y,
be 5e-kon1 tbe parties aqvay.
E:seu7. omn-,.
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a market has ben Lately opened at Stock
holm, for the exchange OF GoUe for MD meat.
10 proportion of four pounds Of hei:,, sorfwen-
~ pounds of bong, which arc afterwards diiiol-
ied 10 digetcr, and converted into foup.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURES.
MAIE-sTREET, RICHMOND.

a. AXES 3oo.s * Shoes
lY-A 20 any pattern or fan-
io;', cIr-l IL point of MA
TERIaLs ard WoRx,IAN-
snir to any i'll general uIe.
~ Imported Boors and
asoh', of the fri quality
and ncweii faihior, for fale.
- Gentlemen at a dc
lance, VINO are difpoG-d 20
forward me their meafure,
by Paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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SUDDEN DEATH,


From drinking s0la S0ater, or cod liquors efazy lind
!. Do not drink while you are warm ; Or
Q. Drink only frha!l quantity at once, and lot it
low it. Or
drink, for few minutes with both your hands Or
4. Waih your hands and face and rince Your mouth
with cold water before you drink.
IF thefe precautions have been NEGLECTED and the
jiferder incident drinking the cold liquor hath been
prodneed give from 10 TO co drops Of liquid auta-
mum, in fpir and water warm drink of any Kind.
f,heie fhould fail of giving relief, the fame guam
tty may be repeated every twenty minutes until the
pam and fpaims abate.
N. z. The dofe of laudanum is calculated for a
grown perfon, and nluft be fmaller for child.
One of the religious focie,y of Friends at ST.
Giles, in the South of France, iel!s annually
twenty four hundred barrels Of wine, the pro
duce of his own ground-IIe has jfts2 yoke of
oxen, Exty horfes ten aiirs, aud tzoeniy E z,ea,
baGdjYI II ips-eight hundred OF which he nilks
twice day; fome of the milk he ftlls, aud the
remainder is made into butter ard cheefe-each
eve gives upon an average 4 half point Of milk
day--the care OF thofe Keep employs about go
fiiepherds and fhepherdeGes Whole bufaeso il is
TO milk them, TO ilear them ia the feafpn-to at
tend them on the neighoor,ng mountain and
houfe ,henat nigbt-seich ihrpherd has MS deg ;
which is 60 nicely trained asto take great part
Of tie care Of managing the heep of the maj
FER. This man employs one hundred people
the whole year: and d. tie tins Of 1iatage a.
bout two hundred.
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Fgter Mr. CUNNING.


The Humane Society Of Philadelphia has caufed a
hand bill 10 bePai(ed on each of the pumps Of H.,
city, containing the following directions for prevent
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M;sreUans
. -G~~--se ~
TIE INGPIRATYOM OF

P0ETR4- WITR0Uv IT'S FICTION.