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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-13
c0NcREsss ~ lJNzTkD ST4TEs
MISREPRESENTATION

Monueys ASeec llpcE y AuOes
Attweive o.tlock, he clerk 81 re
house counted he members and deciar.
Sd that Io4 were n their seats which
formed 1 quorum.
The house ihniediateiy proceeded IL
ballot for I spesk e., and MI. Nicholson
Mr.. Crowninshieid and MI. Thomas
were appointed committee 10 examins
The same. who reported io6 votes II
Whichwere
For Mr.. Macon, 81
Mr.. yarnum, ~
u Mr.. ]. G. Smith, ~
Mr.. Dawson 4
Mr.. Gregg, slsss s
Itreqpiring s. 70 make majority.
there was no election.
On / second ballot 10 eleetion. ss.
AZ One d clock the house proceeded "a
! third ballot, when there was for Mr..
Macon So, whsreupon he was declared
duly elected. 4, q
The speaker having taken he chair,
he briefly addrssaed The house, 81 OBJ
serving. that ne would use his utniost
endeavonfs % disekarEe the duties ofhis
of6ce, and relied bpon tie candor ofthe
house for support. He then declared
The next business u Be proceeded upon.
vasths choice ofa clerk. Upon ballot
there appeared for Mr., j. Beckley SIS,
for Mr.. lambert / &
The members were then called "a the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
NORFOLK, Iune 8.

Arrived, British barqae NJ sdway, 6 daa
from Alexandria.
Ship Emily Bura'.a.a, 10 days from Al,
tigua.
June /, in LAT. go. long. 70, II, spo..
brig Sophia, Norman, from he Isle d
France, bound to Baltimore.
Same day, lat. 80, IS, long. Is, 49I
slooP Mary, 10 days from ST. Crou
bound TO Providence Il. I.
Brig Paragon, A'nsiey, "a days from a.
maica.
May 90, in lat. IS, A., long. IS, sock.
brig Minerva, Newell, from Jamar,
bound to Savannah, had been punder.5
several times on his outward passage ),
French and Spanish prirareers. The Grey
of the schooner Twin. Brothers of BAH
more, captured some time since from S.
Domingo, was put on board of him by /
French prlyateer, without provision or W. /
ter.
The brig Fame, of Bidaleford, m|
picked up of Cape Maize, by the British
schr. Flying Fish, and brought in days
before captain Ainsley sailed; she had
been in possession of the French, and on
the appearance of the Flying.Fish, they
scuttled and deserted her /; she had lumber
on deck and in the hold several Trunk,
of Umbrellas, boxes ofliner, Fans, Sop /
and Candles were found on board. l&
at Port Antonio, brig Milton, Firth tosa
in 10 days for :his port.
Schr. Sukey, Gilbert, S days from :
Charleston.
A schooner from Norfolk bound 10
Charleston, run shore on George,ov,
bar, 2sth May; vessel and cargo suppos
Ell will be lost.
The brig Good friend, Savin, of ant
from Philadelphia, bound to Porto Rio
was captured the 10th May, in lat. 18. 81
long. 90, 3o,by his Britannia maiesty's scf
ST. Lucia, Aisquith, Commander, and car
ried into Antigua, on suspicion of havn!!
gun-powder on board.
The Thomas and Sarah, Dechamps,
and from Guernsey, aliived at AnnSI
the 18th May.
Brig Juno, hence arrived at Bordeaux
in 80 days.
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FALMOUTH, April 90.

Arrived last evening the American h..
Rising Sun, captain Gould from the iss /
France, with cotton &c. for orders: i
has been 10 days from thence, and fro,,
the cape sixty eight days; sailed from 4
the isle of France in company with i.
French ship Charles, Morrioe, with coS.
&c. from Bordeaux. The Mareupe Of
guns had goton shore in going into the i.
of France, and received considerable d,
mage, Linois had carrie in there prip,..
Charlotte, aud eighteen country shin
(prizes) Mr.. Marshell, officers Of ,,
vessel, came passenger in the Rising Sum
The captain and crew on their parole :
the isle of France, and .exPc.t to be ..r
home by the first vessel.
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The ship Iohn Morgan, captain Tow
arc, arrived At this port on Saturday morn
ing in IS days from Liverpool; aud has
enabledas to present the readers OF the
Mercantile advertiser with European intel
ligence 10 the first Of May, inclusive, from
London papers 10 that date with which
captain Howard has obligingly favored US.
The following are amongst the principal
articles they contain. Our Lloyd's Lists
are 70 .ne 3oth of April. .f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13

A delegation from the town Of L.,
pool has prevailed upon the lords Of ' ,Ss
Treasury to pr that port upon the s,n NY
footing as the port of London, in regard !,
the Wa. chousing system, without reou,,
new docks or warehouses to be constrr,,. !.
for that purpose. Thirty 2 warshoo,.a.
which have been rendered, are to be INN.
diately licensed. :
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w A N T j. D.

A young MN Of good rbdyaasr, and
acquainted with bnGnels. Apply to
the Printer.
June 40. d.
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ofthe country by 'ayinea penaltyto be incnr-
red Cor every offence. The trade 70 the Wei
indies nun either be fufpendrd, or If carried on
in unarmed vehels, il mue be left 70 the plum
der of ferocious handitti, dfyuifed under the
French Gag nor are thefe the only ones to be
apprehcnded the Brigands of frrall force arr
LAYING in wait in every quarter; indeed 1t IS uoA
iafe for our merchantmen to f1ll rnarmed from
our ports o. the Atlantic TO New-Orleans.
The de1redaticns already made on our COM
n,erce had amounted 70 an inmenie fun the
nfnrauce companies in Baltimore alone have
loft ] 90 900 dollars vet the commerce too
valuable TO the United States 70 be abandoned
altogether bur were America TO fufpsnd her
intercourf. with st. Domingo, the evil of having
the p.eient inhabitants for our neighbours
would nor be leiieped (; for Whit the rich pro-
duStions of that iiland are in inch universal de-
maud they vii fUd their way to market, and
their want of military flores or coutraband
OF war will be equally frppled 70 them, not
by Americans, but by Briiiih vehels, from the
Daniih or other neutral ill1nds the trade will
continue, and either neutral or beligerent ma
lions will reap the benefit. To make the thing
fill more fecure, he thought IT would be as
well that the commander fhould give bond and
fvrct;es for his conduct on board an armed vet-
Eel, and if the cargo were made liable to for.ei-
ture as we'll as the veHel, he fllould deem it
fufficieut fccurity 20 prevent the multiplication
of the power ntruited TO the commander. He
hoped the committee would reject the amend
ment propofel by the gentleman from Virginia
(Mr. Eppes) ard afterwards concur in the a
mendment fuggeited by the gentleman from
Madachufetts (Mr. Eufis.)
ITO be eonfinued.
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On the bill for carrying into more complete .asa,

On the bill for carrying into complete eifet
She 9th article of te treaty OF ferdhp limits and
navigation with Spain; and, after ioue time fpent
thereon, the Speaker returned the chair, and Mr. Ter
ney reported that the committee had the aid bill
der confederation, and made amendment thereto
The iaid bill was ordered to be engrcled for a
bird reading tomorrow.
Yhe Speakey laid before the Houf. letter from
the Pot-n,aitcr General. enclolng lit of the
names of the perons with whom contracts have been
made for carrying the mails of the United States
from the iirts of December 1901, TO the Ian day Of
December, oIncluively, with the routes contract
ed sor--the period of continuance-and the annual
rate OF compeuia.ion-in Puruance OF a reiouton of
this Houie of the 2sth ult. which read and or
dered 10 lie on the table
he petition OF Benjamin Bailey, James Bogert and
Others, citizens of the United States, and reiient
merchants of the city and fate of New-York,
read, praying rendition of the duties accruing on
various goods and merchandise of great value, mn
ported by the petitioners which coniuned to-
gether with the fore houfes in which the fame
depohted, by late fire in the iaid city.
Referredt to the committee Of Commerce and Ma
nufaSures.
Adjourned.
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Friday, January 4.


Mr.. Grey moved the order of the day on the hill
from the Senate, dividing the Indiana Territory into
two ieparate governments on which the Houfe re-
folved itlei into a committee of the whole,
General VARNuM in the chair,
After foni- time fFent thereon, the committee rore
and reported the bill, which was agreed to by the
Houfe.
On motion of DR.. Lr5, the Houfe refolved itrelf
into a committee OF the whole on the bill authori-
fng the collector of the port of Philadelphia to aa
by additional deputy.
Mr.. GREGG in the chair.
Mr.. Smile moved the committee to rife and re-
port progres in order give time for an enquiry in
TO the necety, propriety of the ,neafure nothing
having been officially before the Houfe on the fub-
jea.
Mr. Lii acGniefc>d i; ;:c Gai1tioTr though ne ia
ted that the collector had written to him. as he Rad
informed the Houfe on former day, and it was on
that accounthe had brought the bulnefs forward
The committee rSie and reported progress, and
obtained leave to fit again.
On motion of Mr.. G. ~. Ca,qe6eN, the committee
appointed the 18th November lat, for enouirino
whether any, and if any, what alterations are nece
fairy in the law regulating the trade and ntercourf
with the Indian tribes and to preierve peace on the
frontiers, discharged,
On motion to appoint new committee on the
fame fubjea, it was negatived by the Houie.
Afterwards on motion of General Varnum the
Houie agreed to reconfder their for dileharsng
the committee, and it being carried, the motion to
difcharge the committee recurred and it was paiTed
in the negative. So that the committee remain char
ged with the bufinefs as before
A petition and memorial with fevcral documents
accompanying it laid on the table, from number
OF the inhabitants Of Upper Louiiiana, the reading
being difpenfed with, it ordered to be printed
Mr.. baltimore called for the order Of the day on
the bill regulating the grants Of land and difpol Of
the fame in the territory fouth of Tenneee. Where
upon the Houie refolvcd itfelf into committee of
the whole.
General VARNUM in the chair.
After fome time fpent in confderns the hmo,
the committee rofe and reported the bill without a.
mendments, the Houfe having agreed to the fame
II was ordered to be engroed for third reading on
Monday next.
A meflage from the Senate by Mr. Otis their Sc
eretay was received, informing Of their proceedings
m the cafe of Samuel Chafe-and that the PRECEDENT
OF the United States had approved and fgned the aa
which originated in the Senate, for the difpolal Of
certain copies ofthe laws Of the United Safes.
Adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, January 7.

Advices, undernand, have been received ftor,
the Mediterranean by an arrival at Norfolk from, Cb
rsltar, which Aate that Commodore Barron was Of
Tripoli on the 2sth Of September; that nothing Of
importance had occurred lubfequently to the events
defcribed by Mr. O'Brien; and that the Cum Boats
had returned to Meiina.
: We learn through ehaun.l deferving confidence.
that Cart. LEWIS was on the 9th Of AuguR. $50
miles up the Miaour, tha. lie had met with no aeti.
dent and had been received in very friendly war
by all the Indians. Il is expected he viii winter zoo
miles up the river among the Mandza Indians about
lat 4S.---Naf. Int
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IhurfdaY, January s.
Adjourned,

An engroiIed bill supplementary to the act, enti-
tied An act to regulate the collection of duties
impofts and tonnage" was read the third time and
psiied.
AN engroiled bill for carrying into complete
effect the tenth article of the treaty of lriendihp Ii
nits and navigation with Spain, read the third
time and pafIed,
A motion was made and fecon6ed TO add new
rule to the tandng rules and orders OF the Houle,
as follows:
"a Randing committee, TO coniift of feven MEM
bers, and to be tylsd. &" The Land Committee"
hall be appointed whole duty it ia be to take in
to confederation all ieh matters and things touching
the lands of the United States hall be prefented
or ihall may in quetion, and be referred to
them by the Houie and report from time to time
their opinion thereon and ALTO report uch aera-
tons and amendments to the laws concerning the
lands of the United States may become neceIa-
ry"
On the queltion will the Houfe agree to the fame
1t paned in the negative.
A petition of Renaldo Johnion of the ftate Of Ma
ryand read, praying remifIion of the duty ac-
cruing to the United States certain fills, owned
and worked by him in the year 1898 and 1899, ioT
the reafons therein fpecihed.
Referred TO the committee Of claims.
The Fouie went into committee of the whole
Mr.. VARNUM in the chair,
On the report of the Committee of Commerce and
Manufactures of the I'm ut on the amendments from
the Senate to the bill entitled An scf concerning
drawha ks on goods, and merchandise expor-
ted from the d0ria of New Orleans !" and after
fome time tpent therein, the Speaker refumed the
chair, and MIR Varnum reported, that the committee
had had the faid report and amendments urder con-
federation, and directed him TO report 10 the Houfe
their Disagreement the report, and their agreement
all the amendments referred to them, which were
delivered in at the Clerks table.
The Houie then proceeded TO confder the faid re-
port and amendments of the Senate. When
The queftion taken, will the Houie agree to
the report OF the committee of the whole Houe there
on and reioived in the affirmative
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DC elir 1ufelitosnre.
NEW YORK, January Il.

Captain H0nifioH zUbo arrived Beye ye7eraay Gosr
NaSfeS Is 5e beayer ofdafcbrt, 7p5ieb ovsye 6,rye,4
cd 70 tim ~ be Hmeriezn Cogfd Traii for our Co
tsyHweaf, yO,g Cogmodye Prbie 7tbO 7pI5 beurly re-
beted at Naples. Cs6fda II. briags no oJ<, q,csO,t
from our qaasr0s IF 2tpsh than fLef gve ba7l ay.zS,
pubLJ4cd. 1ze,. 6lv.
Ca6frn PIX, 7vbo aryi7.d at his eerf on Hy.s7.c
day szepisg in ~ d9yi firm Cadz iaf5rar5 p5 Hes tie
Irper bat nearly (skG9d bcye and af 1faagr mt Ci5-
yoha/ II qOas fafci in icffrrJ fem Dzal5re that not
hf than 1900 Pryj5ns bad iltn Yit1s 10 fe fpey in
that city baiHbad Il far abofed at tie Geqiraiqg of Nc
Vebry, baf he nm6ay of1otb5 averaoa1aef marx ban
fr daily. III Gb,aitar derb5 had o,eu,yol 70, 6zze
fh7e; and at Cadiz on be 17b NoyenJer (zrbna oas-
faia PrcL fiedl Be Giiiy mortality did not eseeedLye.
Tie Port Of H1aioga eo0fiaprdEm Ne Azac,iean 4ec
L 1Orye beymfteto ~q on ar StaaiG bori 70 another
n French u gun Ri5 HoekaSdaf Co9;z !, Bri,iG
81. 1aytefs: fur Is doays so eestI rice 6sHGys
b,ef and foyl dpY dr71nd far Rayr 7e5eas doR1,s
PER 6gG.i, dcRar and 30 ernts. So17e Au1ioaa
r1it badbeaa aozgelto d5targ. sir ed,goes 4vJ aa-
der quarantine. IT,
Cabfoia TIrlrr ~cto aryvri at 17a,BiJrqS on 7;f.e
day fmg5', iofoy7vs, bef Bc nnegfzoG in BiEav bad
f5sd, tJe revo!fc,5 Ggi iod d7oH bsiy arm ey6 Z
7oaJ ex6et7.d tint BHbo1 7csnG r. md. linz, os,,
Tbe a,7cs e- capture effje SbaaiB 6go,, bat ysoe5.
ed BHJoa-fte,e 7cas no enb1ygo on EagfG yrTLe.Hof
biaee II 7v45 tie opinion qff5. merchant, Be,l. N.t
7uopd not toic bee amt of Spain 7ooal soy gsy
dtme"dDe EaggG might hiat proper 10 male. u.
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FOR REM.

FOR REM:
n III Large White HOUSE at Rockets. for
mer!y occupied by Mr.. William Fenviek, and
aitei wards ~ MIR. Brsxton Crsddcek. For terms,
apply to CALICO, RICHARD e. co.
January II. Of
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The following Blanks, printed on handrome Ss,isf
TJfr, may be had at the Office Of the Enquirer
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Mr.. Eafis, who reprelentedit as anenormous
hardiliip upon the owner TO put at rlik or
100000 dollars for which he was TO give flire-
ties and which might be the value of the cargo.
On the queiton the word cargo was fruck
out, II being in the Affirmative.
On motion Of MIR. Euits, after the words in
the irtt fiction that they % ihould not commit
anvdepredation, outrage, unlawfulaiiault orvio-
lence" theie words were added &c nor make any
other unlawful aie of her arms"
Mr.. En9is fuggeted the propriety of adding
a new fiction TO the bill, to extend the fecuri.y
apajnft the commander making alto an impro-
per ute of the arms intrufed to him, or telling
them to others in the Wef-Indies.
A auction was however prsviouily taken on
q motion to trike out what reipeted the for
future of the cargo in the fourth fiction, which
the mover obferved, he would not have made,
but that the words had been ftricken out Of the
fecond fiction; his own private judgement be-
ing that the cargo as well as the ve.iei ihoud be
forfeited for an improper uie OF their arms;
but he moved it for the fake of conliitency.
On the oueaion, there were 81 for itriking
cut, and 40 in the negative.
Mr.. Eppes thought the bill founded on erro-
neous principles; inHead OF permitting our
merchantmen TO arm and afterwards puniihing
them for the abufe of thoie arms, he conceived
it would be infinitely more prudent and polite
to refrain them altogether from arming.
Mr.. z. Randolbb, fully imprefled with the
importance of the ideas fuggcfed by Mr.. Eu'tis,
in relation to telling their arms and veiiels in
the Wea-Indie., or rather to the people of ST.
Domingo, thought it would be better Tor the
committee of the whole to rife, report the a.
mendn,ents, that the houfe might incorporate
them into the bill, and direct the whole TO be
printed.
This courfe was accordingly purified, and the
bill made the order for "Wednesday.
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" FhINTlNG generally executed in an elegant
hyle, and on thelhcrtea notice.
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
AND FOR sALE AT RITcHrE & woRsLEY's
BeOK-sTORE;
Cbe Rdin5ofo,
SERIES FIRST;
Originally Pabii9efm TIE
RICHMOND ENQUIRER
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FOR SALE,

4 TaAcT .! LAND, Containing 5000 a.
L y ores, .fsuatc on branch of Elk river, on
the head waters Of Salt Lick Creek, il Harrifon
counsy, fate of Virginia. II may be divided
into tracts to fuit the prrehafsss. Negotiable
paper approved Of, PAYABLE at 90 days wet OF
dry goods negroes, OF any other property that
may fni1 the ratchafsis, Will be taken in pay for
any part ofi'.
if not fold before Saturday The ,sa infant, it
will then be offered at public fale, at the Union
Tavern, at O'Clock 10 the afternoon, ard on
she payment an indfputabe title aud general
waransee will be given il required. A plat is
in the hands of tts fubfca5er.
ALTO, in the fame county, fmail trsa ofa56
acres, four and half miles from Clarksbutg, on
the main road leading TO Kentucky.
JOHN TRAVERS, Aua'r.
Geo. Town, June II. eo3s
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mo. 1928.
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of Deed of Trua from
JoHN c. Vowrtn to the fobfaribes, wili be
field, at o'clock, on theofyf day IF jJair next;
at the Coffee .Houfe in Aiexandria, for reaey
money,
II Lot Of Ground on ,Fqsrtax,a1sst,
On which the rev Westinghouse ftands, front.
ng on Fairfax tfreet 50 feet inch, and extand-
ing back ls3 feet ihchee.
John Dunlap.
June s. at,aIy
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Union Cheap Bread Marasyaao,y,,
CppoGte tue Market,
Adjoining James S. Scars, Royal Street,
; ALEXANDRIA,
Bv WILLIAM I0VEIy

Who begs leave TO inform the Ladies, Gentle
men, and the Public in general, in this town,
thas o. Wednetday, H.. 6rR of May, he wiz
commence baking; where they may be Top.
piled with BRED of the frR quality and
found baked-on fuch terms rever beose of.
fcred in this p!ace-.as follows:
rT'HE eighteen penny loaf for 20 cents, nine
- penny. loaf for 10 cents. four pence half.
penny loaf fer cents and, for TIC convenience
Of thofe whole family or circumstances will not
admit Of LARcs BREAD, he will make the
three pen... loaf two ounces heavier than the
weight fixed by the CLERK Of The Market, as dis
Jeeted by the Cooperation; 70 that the laboufing
man will De icrved on as good terms as the mer.
chant. The BEST suPERFINE FtouR for houfe
keeping at lt0u cents per pound, or fifteen
pounds for dollar. Tho!e Ladies and Gentle
men who with to be regularly fupplied at their
own houles, will be obliging enough to fend
line as shove, which will be attended to-, Great
al2o1oauet to iellers of Bread. To prevent any
Misunderstanding the above terms are CASH, un-
leis where aated credits are agreed on, and ,hole
are exptfcd to be regularly paid-the profits
being fmail.
N. B. To Tav-rns, Boafding.houfes, ard
large families, there viii be an additional favipg
Of ten Pc, cent. IL buying LARGE LoAvRs in
preference to SMALL.
April &C.
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WILLIAM OXLEY

HAS ON HAND.
E6ic6 be 9uiN djIpgs Of on tern; 0dvanfagess,
to The pare6Gjefs, far ea@ ., notes,
The following Articles, viz.
Supefrne and fecond cloths
Keneymeres and fwandowns
Bearlkins and fearnonghts
!. Durar.s and callln,sncoss
Boinbazets and wild6orcs
Common ard boll'd camtiets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoGety
EngItfh extra long elk gloves
Silk swIft and thread,
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marf:illes
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace wells
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and fix handkerchieFs
a., o.8, and Ga Cambrick mufiins
India Jaconet do.
S. Fussians, buckram, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro caddies, and one trunk
ELK and cotton filings.
January 7. d
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w A N T E D.

A, Jun Publihed,
: ,''' Sals By Cotton - Stewart,
NY TO Mylfery Of Inlquiity
iii OR AN
''.Fs to Men Of Caador and
: lovsrs ef Truth.
81 JOHN WEST,
The % = faiss7ax cs3at,. 6,
,s.l s s'sI Contains compendium
sAsisss n,o,' accompanied with tho authors
ri human lss; ssaa.,s tp9fs9ag . be fpu-
'ss,Oa, Sc 's - .ss'iiasiOn in the Church TO be
My j.
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TO LET,

IT, t~ s4s sr nse's years,
\. .ne White Warehoufe,. on. King
me- Z. near Mar Col. Ramfay's wharf. the Gsua.
= Ouaasis eqaal to any in town. Apply
Match %. 'o'Al'i N'DD1h g 20;
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H A lew Copies of the american
Gardener, for iale by Robert Gray, in
King -freet.
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointmea
A certain and fate application for that /
greeable complaint called the ITCH. Pda
ents box.