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4 T a nesting Of the PRECEDENT and Directors
II OF the Liytle River Turnpike Company,
at the houfs Of john GadsBy, in ii. town Of
Alexandra, December the 4th, 1886
Or2erea, fhas tie, Stockholders IN the L.:ile
River Tarnps'ss Company do, ard they are
te,sby requitedta pap To the I'rcssuFcr Of fad
company tn doilkrs on sash iaafe sy them re.
fpe6fyely fG6icTlbsds On the h,a day of Fern
afy, 1896 lad the fafts=r fun of ten dollars
Oh saeh 1t thea fasfes, 90 she f'e day OF Mag
--.sad I'd. further fun Of zen cellars on each o..
sheir flares, o. sse flsas day of Ju'y-aud the
iaither iGa Of tep e3tlass on egchot their inarcs,
81 tho hrtt aay OF SsPie3nhsr-and en- fasshes
FUN u Ten dells,s on each Of their iharcs, Gu the
.h'it day Of November next sntaing the dass
ssseot.
Jonah Thonpfon, 7rea}arsv.
DscelaSes 8. dtIitrsb
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BALTIMORE, Iuae 4.

Arrived, brig Three Brothers, NJ .Neal,
iftom Guadaloupe, via Antigua, II da. 81
from latter place. Sailed from Point Pc
tire lGuad.l '27th April: 29th, Antigua
bearing &. by. S. was brought by schr..
under French eolars, which afterwards
proved 10 be the Schooner, Blanche (nriva-
.eerls scommanded and owned by captain
tiorner Jeuning, late of Baltimore, wins
after examining the ships papers, and End
ing valuable cargo, concluded to send
he. into Antigua, where they afriveds3otlis
and after l3 days detention was brought
to trial; the plea was, that there was nc
certificate that the duties were paid on the
importation OF the cargo exported tothel
West indies. Left at Antigua, 18th May
ship Mary, knight, Of Portland, from
Martinique, bound to New-York, with a
valuable cargo, waiting Trial brig Susar-
nah, Rigly, Of Philadelphia, from Liver
pool to. Newt Orleans, taken by Frenca.
priyateer, retaken by the British, waiting
trial; the capsors Suing for salvage; schr.
Favori,e, Fletcher, from Norfolk for Bar.
celona Spanish Main) taken by the Bril-
fish, and detained at sea "a days, on ac-
count Of an error in the Register, repre-
senting the schooner as having no head,
which she had; after days detention was
acquitted without trial TO sail for her des-
tined port 10Th; ship Emily, Burnham,
of Newly ork for Norfolk in 4 days.
The pilot boat schr. Union, Bartlett,
from Baltimore. arrived at Antigua 18Th,
and sailed next dayf Gpadaloupe. May
rs, at.s2s, 10; long.e9, spoke schr. Flo
RAJ, Anderson, from ST. Thomas to New
York, our DAYS. June 1ss, Cape Hat
teras bearing w. N. w. distant II leagues.
Spoke schr. William,an Margaret, Pitts,
from Havana to Newport, Il. l., out Ii
days.
On the 10th ults the governor of Anti
qua, received dispatches from Barbados,
stating that the combined feet OF, French
and Saaniards consisting of 50 sail, were
seen steering westward from the coast OF
Europe.
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Dos TON, May so.
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d9FU1<E ELEGSTIo NJ
yesterday forenoon, eAe legislature OF
I, sasSssaastts. for the current year, met
'ae new Safe House, IN this town, and
\ k.ssssasd . the regular organization OF
: y several Breaches oftae government
i, t y, Donate made choice of the honora-
1, 's,'''rssony(sray Otis, for President, and
N sasA LAWS, esq. clerk. THE number
|'aass saosss assembled was 81, OF which
n; e4'pss nr.0as had 10. a:he democrat.
h. .'sa ~ was the hon, John Bacon. In
s shocs Of clerk, Mr.. Gasis had ii
I'M Ss me opposition. eandidate.@as Mr..
|k.Sssh' ! aeh hon. (. H. Derby, and ore
) . :, member, did not attend in sea-
oa 'u' y VoSe on shls oeca'
ko,s ) t sl House of Representatives, the
kSos,ss = - Sisfk, (Which is the first officer
La 1s @efe S24, Of which number Nj.
h.cOrJ:.an,a 0ghass, esq. had IFS, and was
Z ,Ss ~ shoseo. In the ballot for speak
bSs h. Whole n. number was aa5, of ghirh
|sas d..,, llmo;hy Biselow had tss, and
|patic,e..s5s:d to be elected. f1'he demo-
|ptre ps uu,aatss Tor speaker and clerk,
|piselprss' 8 Morton, ESQ. and Charles
|lsl NY ny Gunner Esq. Mr.. Moron had
||sumpsr $ 81 sor the former Office, and Nj.
|Set,br..i 40, Tor the latter. There Msre.
1.tSe Scatterincr ,,,,.s s.<'II
Esssnaeo, : sSlsls'iys branches of the eo 8
EEpiasd ~ ~ mus organized, they were
escorted ! ,as governor and council, and
% Procession to the Old Soul,
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was iSiS a. ~ Aaei'S o' \-'A''S'/ ~ 90
since.
Captain Brown Of the ship Juliana, from
Cadiz, arrived at New York, has. commu-.
aicated the following intelligence
at the time of my departure from Ca.
diz. the Eagle, a French ~, two Preach
corvettes, and two Spanish frigates were
ready for sea ); and eight sail of the line
were Citing ouswith az expedition. Troops
were smbarkipg daily, apd great quantity
of ordinance, &c. had been taken in On
board each ship. Thesgeneral report was
that they were destined for Spanish Ame-
rica, to, garrison the line of demarcaiion,
between the. territories of. Spain and of
the United States. Thisseport was con.
e6saed to NE by one Of the officers of, the
Heat; who added that The French and Spa
nish ships bad madea considerable inter-
chapge of officers.
90 the uniform of the troops embarking
IS blue faced with red, round hat turned,
up on one side, with feather in It; the
officers wear superAuity ofgold lace.
.General Moreau was at Cadiz. He
waits the arrival of his son from Paris, and
intended to come to New York in the Jnli-
ana. II is said ne, has received orders TO
quit Spain immediately; and this sudden
and unlocked for intelligence had a very
luntavorablc effect on the healtheof his lady,
whoZw learning The Spanish language
Iw@jth the expeetationof being permitted to,
remain there. TIL ~
q HGibrattar istranquil and has received
a. reinforcementIof two thousand troops
from Englapd.5 The Spsniards keep an
army before AZ, but have attempted no.
thing. Nm
e .a1'heIBrbish feet consisting of S ships
Of the ;hne,a frigase, a brig and eutser'.
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Meeting Houseby the Independent Casless;,
under the command Of col. Ap,horp, where
a very excellent sermon was pronounced
by the Rev. John Allyn, Of Duxborough.
The two houses convened in the atter-
moon, for the purpose Of filling up the vac
scancyin the senate, created BY the incom.
plete election of senators for the county of
York; but owing 70 some irregularity in
the return OF votes, the committee, ap.
pointed to examine them, could not agree,
and the senate, after charging the com.
mittee, adjourned. The house was en-
ployed in appointing committees and or
gapizing the internal regulations Of thsir
department.
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andtwo other iFiGates names Unknown 70
,,ne.
sThe governor of cadiz, under date Of
tie 3oth March, directed anotice, aoiswhicf'
: the following is a translation, TO the hoara
1ot commences;
g Ina letter which, have just now rec.
sceived from xice.admiral OTde, dated yes-
terday off this port, he informs me that he
ais,anthorised topernait neutral vessels, wlth
innocent scargoes and bona hde neutral
property, to enter and sail freely from
this port, and from that IS. San Luear but
1.-THE said vessels SHOULD be wholly or partly
loaded with naval or military stores or
Wiih provisions and grain, he cannot per-
nit them 10 enter either Of the said ports /;
and that in consequence he had given the
necessary instructions TO the ships under
his command that this regulation may be
complied With,
When the Juliana left Cadiz, 7days
since, -four was IS dollars per barrel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

,,efuted, tie Iublc have > right 10 tslssye It.,
tfue. and if true, il is worthy OF The deep sas,
folemn confederation ef all we'll whcrs 70 ttes
inte,eff ard wei.sl: of The coontry, to with
ever political party they may belong.
SPY rHETR FRUITS WE * ow THEM.
Though the. genmne REPUBLICANS have
been IN power bet 2 shortIlme, honest anslr
moderate men OF their own. party, IN New
York, in PENNSYLVANIA, in Virginia, and
issdeed in alnos. all paris Of The unie n, are
CRYING, shame upun The n ::or their tyiaEny.
Who has not heard thasVirg,nia istfe PINE
Of modern republleanism, the, redes b able
defender OF the eqaal ~ OF t.ap WeA
Let US see bow the~rep ubncan,pa,riots who
ka,e.ail power in their HANDS; mana mat.
tiers there.
"A Mr.. Jones. who IS a5Vir3inian de.
smocrat, or repubiiean, has lately published
an address 10 the people Virginia, frcna,
which we extract aieW.short pala apis. -
: lie thus begins,
!" An Un@aofall Honest. Nm"
I. The yioient pre-. seGlngs OF tie lsgis-
= iature of this state, at their lasi session,
cailsein the most impe9iops language up.
on the citizens to adapt thfs admirabie
9 sentiment. The rage OF. democracy
threatens us with the most disastrous.
events, and uuess there is atimcly u.
:. MON of all honest men, re shall ere lorg
8 be plunged into a stale, o. anarchy and
I 'confusion."
In another paragraph'he uses the follow.
ing. language Of indignation and keen re-
proach towards the ayrannieal leaders OF hia
party.
To,degrade and hemilia;eFthe federal
Is part of our-eiliaens appears 20 be the fa-
'~voiits Object OF our present ruling parli-
rs, zans..-to attain this object every other
consideration is made to yield. The
I 8 great Interestsof eurceuntry are sacrir
I 9 feed at rae alter OF party rancor, and
malevelence, merely for the purpose OF
{ gratifying weak and wicked revenge.
lis this fellow citizens,a drsn able state Of
things
The ws;ter concludes with declaring
that he has not chang;d his political senti-
! n,ents, but that he is sill a republican,,
though he holds in'detestation the violent
and tyrannieal conduct OF the leaders OF his !.
party.
But now, perhaps, snail be charged
swth a direiiction of my former opi-
mons. be il so. I however freely de-
: clare, that my mind: has not undergone
8 the least change, and that the foregoing
sentiments are the dictates OF cool ard
6 dispassiona,e view of the polltloal situa-
ion of our country, and from conVic.
ton that nothing snort Of an union OF
ALL honest men, can save, us rom thar
rs greatest OF political evils, anarchy and.
confusion.
THOMAS. JONES.'
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THOMAS. JCNE s.
From be BALANCE.

LINES, far Jsang LaaJ's SAMPLER
VIRTUE and Wiz, WIKI Sc,enSs joio'3,
Refine the Manners, F.sm The MIND:
And when viii lnauitry tiey mec',
The Female Chalattc IS cotnp.ete.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
PUBLIC SAL 2.

On FRIDAY, The r4th infant. alto o'clock,
Will be oferedfot fale, On the premlhs,
A Lot of Ground, being part Of
lots No. 8 and 70, .6;uats at lh- c5,nry Est
fax and Queen-Rreets ex I'D ng A. feet 8 incF>
cs on Fairfax, and i23 fec, inches On Queen
treet; free from all ireuu.braDec. The terms
of fale viii be--One half the pu-chafe maney in
Gxty days, ard the remainder IN fix months.
Flne s. d7t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, 9Th inGant. at ten O'Clock,
viii be field, at the late dwelling boafe OF f.
Jfanue, deceafed, Fai.fax.afees;
A VARIETY OF
HoyjAo!d q Kitchen Furniture, &c.
P. G. Marlteller.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

were rcrstai t'y stnzlig eH tie FARO
eiten close within itssmouth, and some
times nearly within gun shot Of the bate
.ries.
The men ofwar in IN the por Of Ca.
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Umbrella Mandatory.

rJmbrell as made, covered and re-
pa,. q. at rho hcuEc Of SIC flscrkef, in ST. A.
iaph ,.r+et, 10 The bea manner and on the mot
Samuel Kirk.
Iaw7s
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aalsrauuria Tatlp aDberttear.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6.

The sloop Diana, Lewis, of this port,
was left at St. Pierres, (Mars.) a2 DAYS
since.
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,,,efuted, tie lublc Rave right 10 tsl.sye It.,
true. and if true, it is worthy Of The desp ard,
fclemn confederation # all we'll wlkcn 70 thes
inte,ef ard wei.sl: Of the coontry, to With
ever political party they nay BELONG
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

When the juliana left Cadiz, 57days
since, -four was IS dollars per barrel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16
LAND FOp SAtr

4 TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on lame.
L River, adjoining the town of Lynchburg; one
hundred and forty Of which is low ground, and faid
to be OF the first quality; coniderabe proportion Of
the nigh ground lies well, and well adapted to the
culture OF tobacco and grain II has an excellent chad
ana rock hlhery on It; afmal apple orchard, good
dwelling houfe and convenient out-houfes. NH
ieat uPPosd TO be hyperion to any in that part of the
Countrywide mill houie would iet within thirty-Gr
poles OF the river, navgable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one or two blaokfmiths that are under
3e years OF age, and good wortmen For further
particulars apply to the Iubfcrber on the prernifes.
OF MT " hiram Brown, merchant, in Lynchburg
March l. 80 -'''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16

Arrived, brig Sally, Todd, SO days from the
City ofSt. Domingo.-But one divi!ion of the
Haytian army had made their appearance, it
was expected that no attack would be made on
the City until the remainder arrived. No p-
prehenions were entertained of the blacks ia
king the place, as they had plenty of ammuniti-
ON and men, and every precaution was taken
to put the place in the beit fate of defence pof
fible. All the vefieis were ordered out of the
port, to leave no hopes for retreat. The wo-
men, children, and property, were to large a.
mount fent to Porto Rico, fome of which were
intercepted by the Britifh and ftnt to Jamaica.
Captain F. was boarded by the Storlk noop of
war, coming out or St. Domingo, but finding
no money on board, fuffered him to proceed.
There was no blockade when the Sally failed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16

4 GREEABI.Y to the power and authority veAed
y IN the Common Council of the city of Richmond.
by an act OF the General AfIemb!y, paaed January
1905: 'N'
NO ICE IS hereby given, that on Saturday the 9th
infant the iald Common Council will proceed to no
inmate one fit and proper Perfon to fill the Office Of
Matf ematieal Surveyor of the fad CITY of Richmond
at which time thoe who deiirous Of receiving the
lad appointment, are required to make known their
REFLECTIVE PreteDfons.
by order of the hail,
Tefe, ANDREW STEVENSON, c. &C
April 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16
II PHILoSoPRICAE PROBLEM

The barrels of the muh,ets, which are 70 cIe-
gantly hn'ihed at the Armoury in this city, are
made TO contain the fame MATS of iron: COM
m only ioIhs.-But the iron itfelf. out Of which
they are to be manufactured, is brought down
the canal in bars, which always weigh 1,ore
than loihs. and are not of an uniform thickness.
Each ofthofe bars mutt therefore be cut, TO fur
min the ten lbs. of iron. Hence there is diff
Guilty in entertaining the precife part of the bar,
where the ieciion is to be made You cannot
determine this point b. conjecture, becaufe the
piece which you cut off, will generally be more
or leis than the given quantity; if lcfs, If will
be OF no NE, and If more, the fame difficulty re-
ours upon MS. You cannot determine it by
meaiurcment, as the bars are ola very irregular
figure and of very different tficknefs, though
they NAV pohtis the fame fpecifc eravitv.-
You cannot determine it by weighing the bar
in common pair Of tcales, becaufe YOU cannot
f-yardt" the weight ofary part from the weight
of the zrb5l' ba~.-Hcnce arifts this probleH
To find out iome fimple con.rvance. which
may enable ", from any given npaE of matter,
TO cut or part, which :lail contain eizen
weight.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16
April 10.
FTFTf DOLL IRIS REW51RD.

- IRAYED, or otherwile conveyed from the COM
- mons OF Richmond, very elegant well bred
dark Chestnut SORREL HORSE, full fxteen
names high has itar on his forehead, fma quanti-
~ OF white OIL both his hind feet, lria freak of
white Gemeely difcernable) down his necl., near his
ihou!der, occaioned by the collar Tome time ago. was
IN very excellent ORDER and hod all round, is about
or years old have reafon to fuppofe he is ioen,
as he was turned ont Friday lat, together with a
large Grey, and horle which IS MS match.
Ihole twoh orIes were taken up on Saturday morn
ing, IN Mrs Suiarnah w. Prices inclofurc, and an,
lure he would not be ieparated from his match, but
b. the exercn Of fome perlon
will give liberal reward 70 any one that will de-
liver him to me in Richmond, or give Information
where he IS, 70 that get him again, and in cafe he IS
itolen, will give fifty dollars on conviction of the
,hief. CHARLES spFNCFp
NJ D. Thofe horfes had OF Col John Nichols.
OF Charlot'eiuie. April IG.--tL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16

I'M the 9Th day of March lar, Negro Man
y Named EMANUEL, twenty one or two years
age, about Eve feet three or four inches HIGH. Rout
made TO his height; he has fear acrofs one Of his
cheeks aud one on hi, bead, on which the hair is en-
tfely of, rather o! yeliowih complexion, has
imlng counteuauce when fpoken to, broad fet Of
fore teeth; he Isl Very enfbe fellow, waited as fer
want upon Powhatan boiling Efq. decd from whom
r"ehaied MN. will give generous reward be-
fdes what the law allows TO any perGon that will an.
Preheod the laid lervant and deliver him to ne in
Amherit county, about four miles from Lyuehhurg.
or iecnre him in any Jail TO that get him. expea
he will endeavour to pats 4 freeman. | forewarn
all Perions from harbcuring or employing of him.
all matters Of vsilels from taking him on board and
Others from harbouring him, as am determined t.
Proiecpte as the law direG.. PHILIP JOHNSO "
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A TRHCT OF LAND

lie CbTc'i5,r ,R>'I fer I7ke, 7R<cT or LAM. 90
7o'ie5 bf@fte.~ 'Jfsts, l!pafe5 iz f5s ,opzfy n
Wgl~orfioe3, 79d b-DrSd BY mr. rjvers Pofon,ae ami
froeo7'o' 7bn fGa c'rtoi7f ob>m fren buad,ed oe,,
Pye9c l77p Gyonad, ogr baif of7cit II ,cliy to7,lJ
7ob 7eyy 7ainebh fi7r anil ooi fm5c,, mt br a 7rH
JDf'S foHt e"fHrr @te,n "ad lisH grain ~, ,aotio,
vvy heai5y amt Aaado,s. oee eoe-T,agio- ~ S.,..
VirTO nb, and bonadJ Vi,7c diam III. Po,o,rre. I'm
7oafeys to 7obiebfbi' load IL i~wef't-p of.bI n6,s
IN abHTaanee anil 7oiB gyroi ce.4.g,7es tie f,,G s,H
and veia/o7" IN fbei, Egoa c~d f6 in r,ei vo,,,l,
and Of btfof had' Throughout tie yr4t. T1r ts,lb,-
l.r may b'0f TIE fort 9fer | aed ber foge5,, ,oii
me f@ff'1F"t' Of bYb0sdf O." o. flaafsis,. Oae mir
ne es7'refg P1Te5 AW bs boid at 30 ur of t,sjr.
fegaon, 7Obb ma, D. hal 7oib Br eisS # Ri. s,-c,
ycsy 7obb 0sio@f"''bi, G-i 10, III. ,o-iiqy., t-.,-
month"; '''6f 7cH Be bqy,g.ai bac Eif;sf,5,,r;,
feGrsG
fLEXANDER PARRER.
Wsfv-sisaS A14,ek /.f44,.J
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DELEG47ES

Cb9jen TO /errOe in the next General d6cmLly of
pirginia.
Prime George Benjamin Earrifon, %Carter
Harrifon.
Alcr&Aem6arg-John B. Goodc, *charles C.
Feild.
Panie&-Wm. Burwen and Henry Gala.
way.
Gree9fDWt-Jorda Richardfon and *Franc;.
Hill.
King ceorse-John C. Stuart and william
Hooe.
st46oyA-*John r. Brooke, ~John Moncure.
Caroline-Daniel Coleman, John It. Wood
ford.
Louifa-Henry Pendeton Peter NJ. Daniel.
FTederiek-HuPh Holmes, James Singleton.
ROek6riage--Andrew Alexander, 81. Grief.
by.
Batb-Jotn Brown, ''Robert Given.
~ TbgjE marked thus = are neey members.
CONGRESS.
General Smith is elected for the Wincheee,
diftrict, without oppolition.
In the counties of Spottfylvania and
Louia, Mr.. DAYTON had majority of Gao.
In Albemarle Thomas M. Randolph had
votes IN,
Walter Leake lao
III No' No''uee' n'ex 7. wilton had 279
Robert Bay Al
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TO BE RENTED

'tlE large and commodious HOUSE, belonp;-,
4 to Major Duval, and occupied at this time by
Mr. ogvie' This horfe is ti,uated on the healthief
u mott agreeable part ct the city of Richmond, on
Shoekoe-Iill; contains five large rooms, an,nIv sE
hcient for the accommodation of genteel and nnme
rous fanlily with kitchen garden, and all the me-
ceiiary ont houe'. Any perion dfpof.d to rent I'll
houle will apply to Mr, ogilvie.
Arril
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NEW-YORK.
ALBANY, March 90.

NC W. ONh' ALBANY, March 20.
On Tuefday laN the houfe of afIcmbly of
this fate took into confederation the rofoIutione
from the ftates of Mlnachuletts, North Caroli-
na and Kentucky, propoing three fsvcraI a.
mendments to the contribution Of the United
States, and adopted the following refoluiions.
The reloIutions, refpeaing the amendments
prnpofed by the Rates Of Ma1achufetts and
North Carolina, Ta1ed the houfe ananimoady.
Rejol1ed, That il IS inexpedicut for the Lcgf.
lature Of this Rate 70 agree to the amendment
20 The federal conltituiion propofed by the ie-
slIla'ure ofthc rate Of MaTachnfetts, that the
repr. icnta:ives he apporinned among the e.
veral aates according 10 the number of their
free Inhabitants refceGiivcly.
RCjoived, That tbs iusxpedient for the legif-
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Poulfon's American Daily Advertiser fates that
the votes given at LancaAer by the members of the
Legislature for governor, were for
Simon Snyder, 10
Thomas MKean,
Samuel Maclay,
The fame paper contains recommendation Of thir-
ty-four members of the Legislature, under their gna-
lures, TO iupport Thomas MKean governor in con-
liberation ofhs long, tried firm and nieritorous fer
vices.
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airs at aget!nn.

7o-morroto The l7t5 inn. atbe h,rbry bogjt Of tie b-
'ibf''' 7oW be JoWfo, a9p,ovrd endo.ltd ngotiabie
notes at months,
NEiRTEEN Pipes Holland Gin of hyperion
j quality, Hhds. Prime Antigua Rum, 5 Pipes
9TH Proof French Brandy, Hhds. Loaf Sugar.
PROSSER u MONCUKE, v Ms.
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t'N'''Sii' 'i'sh II DeSc IilC ifJi
ing the f.t Pe fare s'be YOU a republic an. :" he
you federalii -
The Editor having departed fror1 his uCnaf
rule by making The preceding celebrations Oh
one ot his tYCogr1Dhica 're;'ren, thinks i. ne
cei,ary 20 inform his readers, that ne will no
more trouble them with fniar remarks In
deed the preicnt would never have been offered,
# be had not fupPofcd them to contain fomc
important principles.
The court OF Appeals his lately decided. tina.
no uhabtant of the Britfh domi.,ions. WHO was
born before the American revolution can inhcri.
real properly in tins country, accruiug fine.
the revolution.
4 minute report Of this interfering deciGon.
fhali be prepared forth next paper.
ii @iol2emr OF the increafe of banking caniI
ta in Virginia, is unlvoidabIy puflpcned II
trcatG on three points. 1T. Is there any real
neceiiity for iucresing the banking capital in
this fate Cd. What is the ben way of in.
creating this banking capital? sd. In what way
ought the profits 70 be appropriated that NAV
reiuIt from iuch an arrangement?
Having now completed our engagement with
the public, we hall, as ufual, puhlifh only twice
in the wees-on fmcjtLars and Fridays.
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PHILADELPHIA. Anr;I g

III nm, hPIi %
In the hip Martha, arrived this morning from
Malaga. came out as commander, Richard o.
Bren, Efq. late Coniu General for the United
States, at Algiers.-His lady and family &C
companieG him: and we are happy to add, all
enjoy excellent health.