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usntsrs Bsy, June "a.

MeHSsgS -D@ye
J, .onf.oueacs of the following &C.
10 s sDn the militia Of this parilh
sn' d S lat Sunday morning at
' = 3. .SpssiG Tsys, 7ass al' 1895.
q s,ss;,i.lIas will expire on Saturday
/. ,sd iaa.nt at twelve o'clock =.
u ii, excellency the commander in !.
Inf cannot omit this opportunity OF
..@,aiin. his bet thanks to the general
"Seer, who have been IN command OF
J ~ Militia, for the able aailfancs .hey
II Irs rldsr,d hin: and they wllfeom-
r,0i.,,e to the officers, non commit
l foned officers and privates, his excel
L I.,cy,s lstistaaion at the alacrity with
INCA ~. tDey turned out for the defence
i i. country, and hi, appreciation OF
Their .Samplary conduct while under
arms -,
II. zeal and attention with which
the CONDITIONED o fficers appointed IN
|tbe i.yeral pariihes have promoted the
public lcrvice, have been highly &C
ceeutaplc to the commander in chief, as
his exceI.ncy requeits that they, as
we'll as the officers of the general taft
cfthe militia, to whom he is 70 much IN
de,ted for their amfauce during the
p.lol of martial law, will alto accept
\ his btf thanks.
Signed,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
NEW-JERSEY ELECTION.

The profpeet of the refult of the enfuing e.
lection in New Jerfey, is in high degree pleac
ing aud aufpicious. The number of Federalifts
IN the Legislature will be 70 FINAL, that their op.
position to the adoption of Republican mea.
fures, or the appointment of Republican off.
GERS, can avail nothing of courfe we may
calculate upon harmony in the deliberations OF
the Members---and difpatch in their bufueG.
1t our Ultimate is correct, there will be in
Council eleven Republicans to two Fedcralias,
IN Anemby, thirty-6x Republicans to four Fe-
deraliits--.and in joint Meeting forty-ieven Re-
Puhlicans to fix Fcderalifts.
With fuch majorities, if truet c their princi-
pies and to one another, (of which we have no
fear) the Republicans can have nothing to ap-
prehend eitherfrom. the intriguSs or the frength
OF their opponents---arrd may proceed in PRO-
noting the bef interelts of the Gate, and Civ
ing pernanencyto Rcpahlican principles, with.
out embarrafnent or hihdrancc.
Trenton True Amer.
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NOTICE.

ME Lands in the county Of King William, cal.
a led the Lower College, having been already
o,iPoed Of the iaie of shofe known as the upper
Conege, viii commence the 2nd MONDAY "A
November next, the Tavern Of Mrs. Ur.ty.
and continue from day to day until the whole
ale fold. There are ofthefe Lands about 20 .oco
acres divided irSo so tenements tuase in a he'll.
thy thriving neighbourhood, g. OF 60 miles ffot,
Richmond; and include fonie of the nef P.lnunkev
Lands Is or lG of the ,enem-n;s ar. believed
~" 10 De under leaie. The payments, hsretcfofe
adyertifed, to be made at three anpusI r,er;o ro,
the hrft OF January next, will, to tiDf. who o;t,
IT. be extended TO five annual payments the h,ta
reit being yearly paid ; indeed when this is re5,,e
iarly done, it is probable that the prinerai NAV
lie as long in the hands Of the pur-h,.r as he chuIs
WILLIAM COLEMAN,
,,,,,. Agent tor the College of William & MARY.
Williamsburg, Oct 2S. tdi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
He mas roa SALE.
THE SuBSCRIRFR

WILL, be prepared to accommodate thirry mem.
w bers of the next Afembly, he Aat,ers h;n,-
ief, IN a manner more convenient and agreeable o.,
them than heretofore; having two buildings detarb.
ed from hrs Tavern, which he intends e1cluliveJ, for
their accommodation Alfs his dining room. which
before was but fmall and Inconvenience. is now lar
ana very convenient. TO .hofe acquainted with
th' ltoat'on ' would be uinecedary to ftate the de-
eided advantage At has over any other in this civ.
being within two hundred yards Of the Capi,o
and adjoining the public (qnare. He pledges hin,Gf
to keep his fables well fuppbed with Clover, Hsy.
Fodder, Oats and Corn and offers an aurap.e ,,,St
the itrGfe attention. will be paid Ivy an experienced
"h',e ohier. ED. HALLANf.
NO's'h"e' l. eptnL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

M WARDLAW, has received his fall fi,pb,v
w OF 'Medieines, by the hip Rolla from Lr,,
don; sho greai variety of PAnts, Varniihes, Sut
geons initrunents, patent Medicines, &C. exc. AID
oy the ihP George from Liverpool, large fupuiy
OF walls and ihop g!afs.-Thofe who favor HIM wiz,
their euiiom may depend on being fupped with eve.
ry article IN his line tile mott liberal terms.
I he citizens of Richmond are re1ueftcd when .hev
apply at his fhoP by child iervant to pu, he rama
OF the article wanted ON PAPER prevent mitsales.
Nov. /, IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
P. NOWLAND.

LG 1e md Gf''ht"s1'' Hair CEttsr aud D,G1cr.
EGS leave to Inform the Ladies and C,en,a,,s,
IL OF Richmond, that he has opened fhop' ucxr
door above the Swan Tavern where he ca,s hair in
the mott fashionable and becoming yle Ladies or
gentlemen whiting to Be attended az any time at their
reiidenee, will be waited on. He makes Ladies ;oa
and FrIzetts of the larefl fstoD Centemens faef-
'onaes and natural Wigs made the iortelt notice
on elaitic balls
liz mas Foa SALE,
baiamle Butter OF soap; to wain the hands or face
and maintains the complexion, loft, red AMI far, and
is aiio hyperion to any kind OF Soap for Having Ho-
ney water, and Hair Bruies, to curl the hair and DIV.
II hne gois, and many other ARTICLES in the Fer
furnery line. November / a.
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TO BE SOLD,

TO TIE bigbsR bidder. far ready money, on TSy-s
deg tbe 4tb inn. at Aaeha Csarf-bon,e:
HIVE likely Negro fellows, to wit /: Harry,
= Joe, Paetrur,, Phil and Ahram, conveyed
to Us, as truitees, by the late Jofeph Cooke, to
iecure the payment of debt due Spencer AT.
kinfon oftwo hundred and fourteen pounds fix.
teen ihiilings and nine pence, with Lawful int.
rc't thereon from the oath january 1905, till
paid, and the expences of executing the raid
truit. E!liam H. B0kisri1,
James Atkiy/on, Ai""ee'.
Amelia, Nov. /. Form
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AaIts st ,austinu.,

mn boffizri, BE- felix, at tie Earle 7az,.-u. J.,
Afe9ry. Gra7ky 81 Hancock, on Ss.xyda, tbt
sfb infant, at IL c'e!oet: q.
A BOUT goo acres Of LAND. in the county
L \ Of Henrico, only four miles from Rich.
mond, and adjoining the road to Four Mile.
Creek.-A particular defSription OF the premi.
les and the terms Of iaie, will be made known
on the day of Tale.
Any .perfon whining to fee the Land previous
TO the !ale, viii Pieaie apply to the Aucsicueers.
November /. enst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
cONNECrIcur ELECTION.

The freemen Of the ftate of Connecticut have
made choice of Timothy Pitkin, junr. and Lew
is B. Sturges, Efqrs. Representatives. to the
next Congrefs of the United States, in the place
of Meiirs. Crifwold and Goddard, who had de-
ciined reelection, ~. Toy.s E. Poi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

MoTlCEi is hereby given, that petition will bs
Preiented to the nexs general alei,,bIy of vr.
gina' praying that an act may pats authorize the
fae Of TRACT of LAND, belonging to- the eaa,e
OF VIM Steptoe, deed. late of Hewick an Middle.
ieT county, for the benefit of his infant Children ard
his other legal Representatives..
Nov. l.. tmL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Of this number, lo7 are republican. and - fe-
derai--l6 towns remain TO be!heard from from
thefe towns the representation food laf year. s
republican and 10 MISUNDERSTANDING from
which. there is majority of 90 republican
membersin the General Af1embly, out of 1877
towns.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
PAINTS FOR SALE, CHEAP

M HlTE LEAD, dry and ground in oil,
Wv Spanfh Brown do. gu.
Yellow Ochre do. do
Venetian Red do -,
Verdisreals by the lib. faek or hauii-ed wsisit
Spirits of Turpentfne,
CoPal Warmth,
Turpentine do. &c. &c.
comfortable quantity of the above articles ,av.
lstt come to hand, and che i.afou for pajt,s "a
FAR advanced, they will he fold below the curr.ps
price.
Apply at the APotheeary Shop or thelower s,oor Of
the l-Tavrrn.
November /. (2aw2w.)
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TO RENT, for a term of,,oy,.

A Part of my LOT Immediately on the bank Of
\ the Canal, between the mop Of Mr. Hugh.
and MIR. MEALS Nail Factory being thirty or
forty feet in front, forty yards back, as may be
greed OH It's very advantageous Gtuation for a
lumber honie' Terms will be mste known by APP
plcation TO me on the pren,fes, or my mother ip
my sbience. TRMEs BIZ RORY
November /. .; 1aysy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

c anne By the way OF Meifeiemgee, Corfu JxA1
ma, in Albania, anc Salouica. The robbers are
out in great bodies in Romelia. All that part
of Malagra. RoadRone, and Silivau even up to
the eight miles Of the capital, Is totally inveed.
The Porte is making every preparation to die
perfe them. There is not the leaf fymptom of
the plague 10 this capital, all being now perfect
ly healthy"
The houfc of Peers net yeferday, pro for
ma, when parliament was prorogued to the time
ftated in the late proclamation.-The noblemen
who attended were, the lord Chancellor, and
lords Harrington ard Mulgrave.
General Lord Hutchinfon has, in General
Orders juft ifiued, been directed to act upon the
Staff, ID cafe of invafioa, and his frvices are to
be particularly attached to the perfon of his
Royal Highoefs the Prince of Wales.
70 There are at prefent in the River upwards of
two hundred thoufand quarters of foreign
wheat; agreater quantity than was ever known;
aud fa!es are in a great meafure at tand, the
dealers waiting anxouily to Zee what the wea.
tier will turn out hnce, if it becomes fine, the
price of wheat will fall fill further.
(Les. Pap.)
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NOTICE.

4 Petition will be pretented to the next General
"A Afismbly, praying that the County Court Of
Hng William may hereafter be held on the f, 4 Mon.
day, snd the Court Of Hanover the fourth Monday
of every month. Oa.s. TINT
WTHEREA9I executed deed Of fluff 70 lance
w lot Minor, Richard Ton,pkins and Tohn M
Herndou, bearing date the 9TH day of March, sos
for certain puTpofss therein utoned yhiI. baoo
DOW efedcd ther fore .ake ;hts method Of oiyn.
Notice, that hereby revoxe and make void Eaif fsy
WILLIAM MINOR.
Hanover, GA. q. T4.f
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From Hnyanna, Sesteu51yao.

Flour is now 70 great drug, that the bakers
laugh at you when it is offered to them: it is
absolutely without price expect it will be
down to feven or eight dolars.s fuppofr, in
addition to the quantity here on the 5th infant,
fay $1,000 barrels, there has arrived, at leaf,
$4,000 barrels. Bali. TeLrg.
26e duty is fve dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
Twenty DOLLARS RfwARn,

% apprehe.id MIN, fruall n,ulatto feJoy
l. who runaway from me the 18th ul,;mo. he !.
twenty-five or three years old, but has eery voupo
appearances he took with him lior, blue cloth COAT
corduroy pantsioors, ard drab great Goa, he l.
very cunning srtful fellow: his bu6uefs has been
hat Of taking care Of hOFfes and driving csr,lw.
The above reward Will be paid if lodged in iaii.
40. JOHN COLES.
hpe'h<'is; november !. (p3wp)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

The Saturdays performance took place a.
Sunderland and, according to his engagement
with the Manager, his profits for the week were
near SOL. Mrs. Stephen Kemble performed ST.
gismunda and Ophelia, with him, and the boy
was, it teens, not little grati6ed in playing with
70 excellent an aetrets.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

We mention with pleafure, that General Fer
rand, has caufed the Hoop George of this port,
and her cargo, capturedby a French privatter,
to be retored. 1t is no more than juftce to re-
mark, that 70 far as the conduct of this General
has come under our notice, we can fay, that he
is difpofed to refpeGt our rights, this is the f.
cond veIe belonging to this port, which he has
cauted to be reftored. Norfolk Ledg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

7o-sforrocv, at Il O'Clock, syiN BE- fold, bere 5s
@oor Of Mr.. E1isbt Soath.?cf-,s Stors,.
1--WE Bales WOOLENS, marked w. S. Nc.
\ ], 2, 81, SO. 50: and One. ba,e OSNA.
BuRGS, w. S. No. 3e--al damaged on board
me Suffolk, Capt. Bryant, and fold for tie be.
nefit of the Underwriters -,
Prot5er q Noneurr, y. MI
Nov.l. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Captain Thorndike, arrived at Salem from Corunna
informs, that the combined feet Of France and Spain
eona;ng of 50 FAIL failed from that place OH the is
.AuguR, a Iecret expedition.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
From a lnfe London taaer.

The You've Rosctus, has been followed
at Newcafte with as much eagernefs as in e.
very OTHER place where he has exerted his pow
ers. The following is an account of the re.
ceipts of the Theatre on every night Of his ap.
pearance. He commenced his engagement on
MONDAY tbs ,otb ;,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Capt. Hswe, arrived at Bolton from London, on
the 2:h Sept. of the French coat, faw the Er,lh
Acet under the command of admiral CORVALLIS then
confiAing of IS or 80 fail of the line
From the above information it appears that the
Bre feet was fate its moorings the above date
and that the feet under AID. Calder confiling Of ga
fail of the ne whc: had been detached by Ad Corn
wallis TO look after the combined Fleet continued alb
TENT. Il is therefore probable that it caught the
Freoch and Spanifh fleets at Cadiz, and commenced
the blockade of that place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Mr.. Dove, lately returned from our fuuadron
in the Mediterranean, is appointed to the com.
mand of Gun Boat, No. |. now at Charlefton,
in the room of lieut.. Tanning, decd. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

HE fubferibers offer for fle, their reverfonary
right IN new fire-proof warehoufe on MaIwell's
wharf in the Borough Of Norfolk, defcribed in the
viii OF Dodor John K. Read decd. as his UPPER
usf 1oarsbegjs.
In this property, Mrs. Helen Read has a life eC.
tate. ...-
MERIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN.. READ.
~ It is probable that may leave this Rate ere
long in which event, Merwether Jones will be
fully authorized to aa for me-
BENJAMIN F. READ.
November I. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

We have attempted to comprefs in the pre-
Gedng columns all of the important European
intelligence which has come to hand.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

| By recent advices from London, the article
of -four appears to be getting into demand {;
a cargo from New-Yorl, had fold at fifty one
| ihings ferling per barrel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

Mr. Carlife, Of Bottom, has published Proposals for
printing Memoirs OF Tsllsyrsnd de Perigord, contain.
ing the particulars Of his private and public lie, IN.
trigues, &c,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

or the 42 counties in Pennsylvania, corn.
plcte returns have been received from thirty
hive. The votes were for M'Hean AZ 4as for
Snyder 37,4l2. Majorities for M'Kean 1871;
Tor Snyder 8,263. The Aurora conlectures
that the whole majority for M'Kean will not
exceed 1900.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-06
Fran the Yermo1i journal.
Mr.. ELLIOT,
TO HIS CONSTITUENTS.
LETTER III.

UNTIL after the decision in the ho;lse
9f representatives, Of the hnai question
upon the amendment of the constitution,
never had contemplated The subject with
suitable degree Ct cool reflection and deep
investigation. Having always possessed a
pyedileetion Tor VIA. Is called the desig-
mating, or discriminating principle, re-
gard the objections TO it, OH the ground Of
lts bsirs injurious to the small states, as
the mere sophlstiy, or at most the mere
ingenuity Of party determined to oppose
every measure of the majority. Much
patient examination of Tire subject, at a
later period, has convinced ne that my
first impressions were erroneous; and
has at The same time. produced in nay mind
perfect conviction Of the propriety of
that remark, that he who never chang
ed his opinions, never corrected his mis-
takes.
Were again to deliver M sentiments
! upon the amendment, should urge the
following objections to its adoption. In
an abstract view Of the subject, instead of
rendering the constitution mare republican,
which is the professed object of its advo-
Gates, it renders it less so: And it dimin-
ishes the influence and importance OF the
small states, relative TO the large once.
Nv the constitution as it stood originally,
the electors were TO vote for two persons
as candidates fer the Offices Of presiden,
md vice president, without any distinc'
designation Of particular candidate for
either Office. Let us here enquire what
has been the immediate cause of the ruin
Of al. republics, ancient aud moderns the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-06
FIFTEEN DOLLARS Reward
Rxs aseay fsm ,5t |astriSer az Friday, fb.
Iq;b is9. q zesys ras xame<
a II Y A NJ.

Between so and Go years of age, about S
ices iix iuchrs high, well made aad iquin, eyed.
Had on when he went away bEcwa halthick
iscket sruch worn at the fscyes, coanS<y cloth
sseecaes, ofnaburgh ihirs moch wcrD, PAR OF
old noes, drab yarn cap. ard wool has with a
niece oss of she brim. he HAS lived ievesal
yeau as fesrymau at Colchsaer. | will give
the afo.e reward il he is fecured in any Jail, 10
that pet him sgain with all realonabie charges
pa If broushs hone.
George Snseay.
B's e, ss. T. -, .sa s'' N.y i d'.
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FOR SALE,
Tie FARM on yOhicA I zs0e,
May 4.

~ -. 2 Y
Tie FARM on zOhach 4 Ia0e,
lyONTAINlNG between and 600 acres
~ OF level Land, well adapted IN general 70
receive m. PlaiAer of Paris as manure - on inc
pot road from the Guy of Warrington to Fora
Tobacco, and about miles below Plsasaway.
On il is every neceHary building, plenty OF ex
cellent fpring water and aPump at the doot-
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, an
excellen, kitchen garden, leyerai clover lois,
forne valuable low meadow ground, and woed
and timber 10 lat many years. .PeFions "iihlne
60 purchsle, IL is preinmed VIII view she Psemif-
"a previous TO any costrati, and thsIeioie a fur,
cher defcription Us unnecehsry
III Ell the land, it ihall be gwen up 20 che
purshaser III Jaouary next-And Preylsus u that
time, will EEL
All my moyeable PROPERTY g Crop
made, NTH jome ffezO exceptions.
Berg extremely irirm and uoabie 30 manage
a fam, my sbjeea is to fetirs TO ion'e town OF
s;ty and fpend the remnant Of my lite.
The terms of faIe will he--One third OF the
pnrchafe money IN hand, one third at the cad Of
Ia months from the dag Of iale, and the rem ain.
inc one third at the end of TWO years, with legal
inlcssa thereon. Bonds with iecuIity, and a
lien on the land, win be requnsa.
George Lee.
Charles County, May 9. oswsf
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49, - enforce these proposals, IS hos
| III ;ncred;ble. because it is thssonJect o
Ronanarte TO persuade. all the ccntinen'a
nars that he desires peace With England
and Prussia-is well kaown to bs,'nmeal'
a,rlv within the reach OF his inhnFce.
The King of Prussia has, aouoeess'
Keen consulted By the English Cabinet, on
.,br means Of retrieving affairs on the con,l'
neat and il is generally believed that his
LANGUAGE held out no hopes OF ms co-ope-
ration. Indeed whenswe talk OF restoring
the balance OF power, we make proposal
70 the continental states which they are not
likely 20 relish. and in which they cannon
;o;n for restoration of the DESTROYED oa-
lance would not fall heavily upop France
alone. Who has tlestrpyed me balance OF
! Europe more than the kine OF Prussia ps
the partition of Poland? Who more sfsn
the Emperor Of Russia, by the present pos
session of the Republic Of the Seven Isles,
and abridgment OF the Ottoman eooss'
ousnce, which was SO necessary tor ba-
lance in the scale? Who again has destroy
ed it more than Austria, by annihiia'ioS
the Republic OF Venice, and thus. instead
of leaving Italy to balance itself by@tase
opposition of its own little Republic and
Kingdom, converted it into kind OF COM
moaage, to be shared amongst every King
dom who could get possession.
!. When l~e talk, therefore, CT restoring
the balance Of Europe, we hold a language
equally unpleasipg 20 friends andioes' aaa
amnse ourselves with an impractIcaole
theory.
Ali we can attempt are specific ard de-.
| fined purposes, such as the restoration OF
the Independence of Holland and Switzer@
land, and the reconquest OF the Nelher-
lands; but these are plans III which fru-,
ssia haa no interest; or, 1t she has any,
can only have one opposed to the claims OF
Austria.
Its very probable, therefore, that Pras-
STA should recommend peace, because IN
| fact. she has almost detached interest
from the quarrel. Prussia IS new power;
| the balance ofpower was never MADE with
any reference to her; at the period when
that system was established. Prussia was
| never be2otten or dreams OF; We may cSen
venture to say that she owes her present
eminence to its perpetual infractlons; she
has cribbed from one and conquered from
! another, and lived upon the common booty
of all.
IfPrussia, therefore, has joined to re-
| commend the overturss OF Bonaparte, we
can only say thar is so far unpleasant, as 1t
makes US utterly despond of all assistance
, from her, and, at the same time involves
| US in The disagreesble dilemma OF sacr'hc-
ING the essential interests OF the kingdom,
| Oh rejecting her proposal.
Our ministers, therefore, have now
call upon them for diplomatic dexterlty,
ard Lord Mulgrsve will have as far held
! for his genus as.he could wish.
l
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PUBLIC S Al E.
Or MoSpay afsrrssss, at { o'cloek, roi4 BE- la'a
sa Rzmfay's ev5arf, era ersa.t sfoo Se,s' +
Ao.ooolbs Green Coffee.
r. Young,
w. Yeaton.
DIT
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of two Deeds OF Trua to
the fno.rriber will be sxpofed 20 faie, tor ieaoy
money. at the eoff,e.h 10 the town OF Alex.
saosria, on MONDAY the nth OF the preisnt
month of May, ere sgsal SssiDided fsifento--
par, of a I'Saa OF Land in the County OF Spot
5ylsania, containing 5000 acres, known by the
name Of the NINE TX dCi And lmmsdia.e
~ afrer, upon ne prem,fes, in the town OF A.
lsxandns, itgsrei polsaSk Let's, lying upon'O'
.nion. Water, and Queen-ereets.
James Keith.
Off
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N o T / C E.

The fublcriber intending fhortiy to
leave this dsksse. essaetiy sequetts ali lhole in
drbsed 10 call snd fettc their accounts and fuch
a. .hase,clsilns on him, so call ter pay ment.
John Bryan.
Aril -. aaw4w
N. B. Ths sunis sssaRy. 10 let.
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FISH SALT.

1000 bulhels, on board the Ann,
sra,,a,n iackion, at LawrafUn's wharf, will DC
fold great bargain, if applied tor loon.
Hewes & Miller.
May 4.
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I C E C K E 4 NJ.

MATHEW EAK1N,
Respectfully informs the pubiic,
shat he ia. commenced making ICE CREA NJ
for she leason. 81.
May 4. .0.- :