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Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

Ity fpirit is capable ofevery freces OF oeiu-
ion s. violence, in iuppertin5 faVoiie
nealures and fncereiy believe we are
n danger of witnelling a political temp
IT, fraught with ruin TO the rights oi
he fmall fate. 1t is known to every
mefibea Of congrefs from the nortnerh
tates, that the majority OF Virgihlan'
tatesment entertain opinions, IN refarence
not only TO confitutionai principles, eut
TO the great intereit OF commercs whioh
are at variance with the fentimentS OF men
of all parties in this quarters OF the union.
In theie opinions our Virginiar brethren
are honef. hey have iketched tor
thernfelyes the iyfem which they think
would bef promote the Proiperity and
glory OF the union, and they will iup-
port that lyltem with energy. Our own
declaimers who reiort TO the farewell ad-
drels of the great Wilmington, for de-
nounciations againh thoie who s MISRtP-
REsEN the opinions and aims of other
de1tri6ts," act injufly in cenfuring thoie
whe RkPREsENr CORRECTLY the ientl-
meht and views Of politicians in other
quarters. have made this correct rep
reientation under the itrongef impreien-
tation of duty.-And jealous as am of
Virginia, will fupport, as an individual,
virginiah candidate for the Office Of
pr iident 70 long as that fate fhail prefert
to our view the made qualified, above al
Others, for that fation. AS The Preient
prehdent will probably decline third e
lection, am induced to believe that Mr..
'Madifon, and Mr.. Randolph will be can
didates for the next proficiency. In that
event the people of the northern and
middle ltates will coniult their own in
teref and that Of the Union, by lupporting
Mr.. Madifon. Attached the contribution
from its infancy, his naturalization would
be guided by its principles.-And it's to
be hoped that the chariot Of the Sun will
never be committed to the guidance Of
Of fecond Phaeton. In other words,
it's TO be hoped that genius and eioauence
combined with habits Of cool reflection
and pro ound inxeltigation, will ever be
confidered as forming fuPerior preten-
fions to the proficiency, 10 genius and el-
oquence alone.
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

Iencv that the aEtmP'ioa cf c0nnitutionai -
er can Be more es6ly efcded bv the Irg;a5,,:
than by either Of the other branches Of tie on'
Arnn,enr The frit eRJrts, therefore -, 81.
~ anv inconfideratc and depraved- menher 5
,ke nooular branch 20 encfoach upon the r.; :.
Ieges. fecured TO either of the other poweN we
mnft excite an high degree of in dgna,isn il, i,
0ould call forth the moa dilligeht exertiops H.
aver the mitchell, which fuch attempts n
calculated to produce.
Sc, eral important fubjeets Tor legiaation, h..
becn fuggeffcd your excellenoy. Ahey 60
and will receive our ferrous confederation.
he refoution received from Pennfglvania !.
proving an amendment to the conRi,u.;fr-
Of The United States recommended BY the a.
Of Kentucky, bo1ssoer doabttai ne may 81 u i.
cxoed;ency, will receive thlt re(rectful and 4.
liberaye attention TO which every connuur,
tion form tifer fate is entitled
Cenfrrc from political opponents we are FL.
ly fenfible, cannot be prevented by the moa
upright and impartial conduct But this A.
pfehenGon we believe Will not abat- our pei
to promote the public welfare. More fortud,
will be required TO fupPort US under the dil.
pleafure of our friends, if compelled by fem.
Of duty to dsappoint their expectations. shou1
the meafares We adopt, be juit We truf the.
efeeem may till be retained, but If their ~
tachment lhou be forfeited, an approving cvr.
fciencc will afford TO us ample and unfailip,
confoIation'
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
ANSWER OF THE SENATE.
Nay it pltais yony Excsl2facy,

fIdy " PffGP Jour ESchHfScys
THE return Of the anniyerfary eftablifhed
by our contribution, affords to the fcnate pecul-
grsti6cation, as it is accompanied by new
proof the wildom and difcernnieut of their fel-
low citizens in again placing your E1ceIle ncy
az the head Of the government. The uniform
diipay Of inte gritty, intelligence and patrotifn,
hitherto exhibited by your Exeellency, has ac-
qrired. AMI we believe will long preferve, the
eiteem and confidence Of every enIighted and
virtuous citizen.
Our firm pcrluaEon Of the excellence and
importance Of the contribution of the United
States, AZ we'll as the facrcd obligation, refut-
ing from our oaths, will induce AS. on all oc-
cations, to fupport rhoie mealures of the gen
eral government, which comport with the pro-
viGohs Of that valuable inhrument At thc
fame time we feel it to be our duty 10 watch O.
yer and defend all the rights of the Fate and Of
i:s citizens, as defined and guaranteed By the
rational contribution.
We have never conceived that it was intend
ed the legislatures oft the fcveral ftates fhoudbc
come blindedly fub(eryicnt to the will of the
general government. Effect the noft perni-
ciars and defru6tiyc would be produced by
doctrine 70 abiurd and unfouuded. Should
fuch an opinion Be generally adopted. one Of
frongea barriers againt the deEgns of alp piring
and unprincipled men would be defroyed
The arrangement and independence of the
legislative. Judicial and Executive powers, as
provided for in the contribution, tits nndoubt-
edIy the dsty and interet Of every citizen 10
fupp'r and defend. BY the natiobal fyfem Of
government political power is 70 wifely dilfri
buted, as TO afford the bes fecariry, againa the
deGgss Of the crafty and ambitious and the
great hazard ariGng from the levity aad verfa-
sile hnmor Of the ignorant and inexperienced.
As long, therefore, as the fcveral branches of
the government, fhail continue 20 be the erm
guarantees Of each others rightfa and legitimate
authority. 70 long will they preferve and rem
der fable our confederation. But if either Of
thofe powers are difpofed or enabled to ufurp
ard excercile the authority vefted in the Others
fpeedy deftruaion of the government muh
Invariably enire. We agree with ycur Excel
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
lfsiaaturt Of asaIarbufftts.

TUESDAY, JUNsII, I,IsoY.
Yeterday the REFLECTIVE committee Of the
fenate and hoGic of representatives of this COM
nion~ealth, waited on his ExcelIcncy tha gov
ernor, and preiented the following anfwers to
His Excelency's Speech delivered to the Legif-
,aturs on Friday Iait.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
JAMES ELLIOT.

P. S. Since writing the above letter,
lome of the alterations Of the contribution
which I had ventured 70 predid, have been
moved IN Congrefs, by Mr.. Randolph of
Virginia, and Mr.. NichilGon Of MARYLAND,
and are made the order of the day for the
frif day of the next lefhon. I am aho
pofened of evidence 10 prove that fome
Of Mr.. RandoIph's NOT able fupporters
in Congrefs have boldly ayowed their hof-
tility to the contribution in all its efential
parts.
1t is pofible that my alarm upon this
fubjecf may be vain one. hope that it
is 70. But, in the alternate triunphs Of
the two great parties in our country,
have lesn enou5h 10 convince me that par
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
BENJAMIN STETSON,

INFORMS his friends and the public in sener al
he has for fale, 100 gallons Hollands Linfeed Oil
White Lead and spanifh Brown ground in Oil, Pa
tent Green ground in ditto. Yerdigrife and Spann,
Brown' dry; sby 10 Window Glals, & Putty 3D.
3d. I'D, cd, Sd, lod, and god, Nails, two Caks Spike
Nails, Bar Iron, German and Differed Steel general
ailortment of Iron Hollow Ware 10 Hhds. MolaG-
es, French Brandy, WeH-India and New-Eusland
Rum, Tea, COTE, Loaf and Brown Sugar, Chocolate
Mems, fine and coarie Shoes, Ladies Kid & Morocco
and Leather Slippers; Boxes Cotton and Wool
Cards anorted half pint and quart Tumbers, fniall
invoice elegant cut glafs fone ware, German Ozer-
burgs, 80 Jacks Salt, Novafcotia Grind Stones, and
many other articles in fore, which he will fell cheap
Tor cath or country produce
April 2.-llawl2m.
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rton foyfrssias tie eseues of aeb asejs tie f-
tie Of f6s's eisimiag pads, Mr.. Fairfax TO Arsi5 -
esy afpreriaf and ,or~ed BY tie late TJos. L. r.
" or biz aae4ors for BIS their .Jc." The act
then goes to lay thai upon the execution of fnch
deed as BY the fad p,sfss and ss,sessent the iaid
Purchaers are bound TO execute +" all claim, right
:" and intereit of the commonwealth of Virginia or
to any iaads lying within the iaid Northern Neck,
which is by the terms of the fad rs9sd ard ag,ee-
rent to be renauihed, hall be theneefor,h ex,i,-
gui'hed null and void ard the laid D. Fairfax Sec.
enabled to hold SC.
| Now can any thing be clearer than that this aa
only extends to iani -esesYy G9p,spriatef by l. F
TO bi' 0zer ~: by deed o, C~vy' mott, under
liberal contribution of the compromise, which
he had 10 f.sifeaiiy appropriated; which he claimed
as frivait of the faid lands and not
merely as I0,dprotriefor Of tbsfnr0ry Nothing eau
be clearer than chat that aa meant to extend
either TO lands held by Others in aolu.e right ander
fbs PtePrsfsv, or to due thereon aud refereed by
him only in that character and acknowledge
ment of tenure.
In every point Of view, ergo, am clearly Of opini-
on, that the Judgment of the Dtri9 Court is y;yS.
and ought to be affirmed.
(JHsge Fleming opinion ia mex. pneer.J
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NOTICE.

T 'HE hBtyiIe,S, being 65froNs efelefgg TIER dSyi-
4 ajarafion besqafe Of t,iliam WjiS5on, dese1i=
ed, cali a9oa all j.s qpbo baVt eleiws egeig6 bin,
mafcfbsn iao7On bsoye NE Efssad Me0Say ~ Novaq5se
NEXT 7oJra Beg i1isado rendsr Of bSy adj
NhG,afoa 10 tie court IF bg4g',for B' city IF RieL.
mood after 7oJieb eIai0 not P,evioly gjSra il,
7oHbe atisadfdfo, but tJS Aoee seU Be bIsad in bgs
bcyseE AH bc,joas iaibied to TIE dteegfcd dfces
10 male izsSieis bGyAe, idvipeaee be giVsH
EDW-dRD CARPINGTON,
7. II. CHETdLLIE.
Stbtsnj1 49, (FyI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
% PROPRIE7ORS OF LAND IN ZEN.
NESSBE and KENTUCKT.

HE fubicriber will, about the frR of January
Il next, fet out for Nafhv!e in the Gate of ZEN
neiiee, where ne means tn refde aud to engage in
the practice of the law. Perlons holding lands or
having buiineis of any kind tranaa either in Ten
neliee or Kentucky, informed that he will under
take to Witt lands in either Of theie oates CO acersan
their value and quality, have the taxes OIL them re-
gulary paid and to any fort of agency WHICH
will not require abenre of mere than 3 or weeks
from the place of his reGdenee. Thofe who think
proper to employ him may rely upon his paying a
diliSent attention to the buneis committed to his
care. Letters addreled to him in Fredericlsiburg
will be duly attended to- or he may be feen at Gene
raj Minors Office until the 9Th of December next.
HENRY MINOR.
fredericksburg, October %. (oawiw.)
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-AmberR AxguR Court, 1904,

Ambera AHguR Court, lsps,
IN CHANCERY.
John Profit, Randolph Profit, Jefre Profit, Row
land Profit, Elizabeth Profit and Nancy Pro6tt.
children OF David Profit, decd and Duncan ca.
meron and Molly his wife, late Molly ProGtt. a
daughter OF David Profit, decd and David Pro
TIT and Anitin Profit infant children of Aua2n
'FRONT.', decd. who was fon of the faid David
froitt, decd. by John Profit their guardian and
next friend Comr,l,.
Againf
William Joilin and Sally his wife, Jofeph Wi!ehcr
and Suianna his wife, and David Profit, which
iad Sally, Suianna, and David are children of the
iao David 'FRONT.', DECD. Def'ts
Nm the motion of the complanants by their sttor
- ney, and it appearing to the fatisfacaen of the
conrt' that the defendants VIM JOHN and Sally his
wife, Joieph Wcher and Sufatina his wife, and Da.
vid Prohtt inhabitants Of this fate and thout
the uriid6tion of this court: 1t is ordered that The
defendants do appear here on the third Montax
IN November next, and anfwer the compliments bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inherited IN
lone public newspaper ppblhed within this COM
monwealth for eight weeks fucceiively, and that a.
mother copy be ported the front door of the court
houie OF this couRty on iome court day.
Copy. Tefe, w. 5. CRAWFORD, C. c. cur,
sept' "a. ep8w.
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Hsve ie rsssiSsd y fIe S6ios Pofet7,s azS Sse,ge
from LiS~ssok, and -Sgssik from Lsnaos,i ,,
/ 4 SUITABLE and well leetaed Allotment OF
n FALL GooDS.-An,ensa which are: -
Duffel and Point Blankets
Roe-Blsukets from Cd to la ,gf-
Mapped Co,tors trf sax VI
Kerieys white and coloured .i..ht
Plains 90. 10. -f,..t. .-. If. .-f. f ~ b
Yarn and Plaid IoGe elst .,r =.
Nails from Sd to 500
Crown window glsis 10 by 8, II by 8 and 9 By 10
Putty and Glue .I 1.- ,.t.
Boiled Linleed Oil in lars
Englifh White Lead ground in OIL
YELLOW OchFe ~
--Spanifh Brown
--Verdigreaie in pots
Bellows, Anviis, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt
London supersne Cloths and Cai!msre,, fngle and
double Mild
Patent Woollcn Cords
Veivets, Hunters and Confsitu.or Cords, CorGuroys
and Thickfetts
Ladies London Kid and Morocco Shoes and Boots
Silk, Cotton and " oriled Eois '''
Silk Bath Infep do.
'-White Angola Hole, very fine
Gcntemen's Silk, Cotton, and Worried Hof.
------Angoias and Lambs Wool
----Lainbs Wool Halt Hoie
Real Italian Sarcenets plain and checked
--Chambray Msnus -
Plain and Tamboured Jaconet Mullins
Coonade, Piquct, & Laced Colorado Sc Cambria d.
Cooured Cambrics and Calicoes
Elegant Silk Shaws, do Cambric do.
Bruie!s and Kiddermnlters Carpets and Carrettirv
Gentemen's Real Beaver, Fa!honsble Hats
--------Pa,ent 90. .a
Ladies Trimmed do
Rich Black Mole1:in
Rich figured do
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

M WARDLAW, has received his fall fnppiY
Wv of Medicines, by the ihp Rolla from Lon.
don; ALTO great variety Of Paints, Vsrnihes, Snrs
geons nirumeirts, patent Medicines, &c. sc. And
by the fhiP George from Liverpool, large fuppIg
of walls and Chop glals.-Thofe who favor him via
their euffom may depend Oh being fupplied with eve:
~ article i'll his line on the mott liberalterms.
The citizens Of Richmond are requened when the.
sppy at his hoP by child lervant to put the name
Of the article wanted paper prevent niinakes.
Nov /. IF.
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TO BE SOLD.

o" fbsyale,edf, and in lets to (pit bSrebajsri,
IRON two hundred and City to three hundred
~ acres of LAND, in the cousty of Henrico, about
ionr miles from Richmond diftance which renders
but little liable pilage yet efficiently near to one
OF the belt and mott improving markets in the United
States.
The advantages Of fnall farms large towns, are
10 Obvious and generally admitted as not to require
particular enumeration. Perfons refdng in the city
with large families and whoar. obliged to keep hori-
es, would be able in year to fave more than the
original Purchafe For further particulars enquire of
Mr., Thomas NorveH.
May u. [oaftf.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
HUGH I. CRAWFORD.

HUGH J. CRAWFORD,
II AS jutt received per the, fhp Planter, Captain
= Douih, from London, hi. Fall fupply of
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES.
which being laid in under his own immediate infpec.
ton, the quality may be depended On and having
Purchaied with eah he is enabled to dipole of them
On tie mott moderate terms
ALSO;
London White Lead, grid Copal Warmth,
in oil, { PrufIiap Blue
sPauifh Brown, do. Patent Yellow,
Yellow oehre, do. Verdigreafe,
PANT BrGihes of all fizes, Stone ochre,
Betl Enghih Glue, Venetian Red.
Gold and Silver Leaf. Kings Yellow, &c.
He has for fale, a few bottles Virginia Cater Oil
OF the fame quality that lately fold at DIR. Grin
CAMS. Sept. 90. oaws,,
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

EiFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
nifty miles of Richmond and one hundred pol,
lars ii taken beyond it. will be given to apprehend
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years of age,
who latt night runaway from the fubfcribers. He -
very itout made, and about feet 10, or feer Il
insFes high; has mafcuGne CONFERENCE.-THE on
when ne went away, Ruiiia Drill Drab Goa, and
rantaioons; but has variety of ether coa.hiug.--
He was formerly the property OF Mr.. Edward Hal-
lam OF Hanover Town, where perhaps he NAV bs
gone-Aii mailer, of veels are forewarned from har
BORING or carrying him away, under the penalty os
the law. CYiI.IAT, fr Rrpny VI
September 6. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

by Virtue OF deed Of Truh, executed to the fub-
- fctiber, by Stephen Hughes, to fectne debe
due to James Lewis, as expreiled in faid deed will
be exPoied to fale for ready money, on the fra Mo-
day in December next, at James Iewis's Tavern il
the town OF Charlottesville, 10 acres of LAND, IN
Guiding inilifeat laying on the waters of Mooreis
Creek or 70 much thereof will be fnfcsnt to "a.
tisfy fad debt, interef and coh
BENJAMIN BROWN, Trufee.
Oaober 25. (epsw1
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Law REPORT.

ERRAruM in the laa page Of the laf Enquirer
For-~i in favour of the appellee" read, ia fayos,
efibe AApoianf.
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TO RENT, for a term of,ear5,
4 Part my LOT immediately on the bank of
L a the Canal, between tie ihop of Mr. Hughs
and Mr.. Meals Nail F.esory being thirty or
forty feet in front, forty yards back, as may be a.
greed on tbs very advantageous fituation for a
lumber houie. Terms will be made known by ap-
Plication TO NE on the prenfes, or my mother in
my abienee. JAMES BlI,BORY.
November /. Iaw9w
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lust RECEIVED

M JUN A-CNitA1SA -
BOOK-BINDER AND STATIONER,
1.-TWO hundred and fifty Reanls Of FOOL SCAP
POT'T and POST WRITING PAPER
He has alto Oh hand on ex;enfve itock OF BLANk
BOOKS Of all dferptions, manufactured IRON mate
riaE Of the fr quality aud every other aFpsls ~ thu
Stationary line.
Tickets for fsle III the seeond Claf' Of the RicAs
mond Academy Lottery.
Oaober 4.
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IRISH LINEN & sAEETING

+ oliCEis hereby given, that petition will be
Y Prefented to the next general aiembly Of vir-
GINA, praying that act may pats to authorize the
ile Of TRACT of LAND, belonging to the eftate
OF VIM Steptoe, decd. late of Hewick in Middle
lex county, for the benefit of his infant children and
ms other legal Representatives.
NOV. 1. tmL.
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BOLTING CLOTHS.

BOLTING CLOTHS.
NJ q B. MYERS have iu9 received freGh fup-
W. ply of Dutch BoLTlNG CLOTHS, Of f5e
bs quality which renders their aifortment complete.
They have alto received their alortn,ent of
FALL e FANCY GOODS,
and a quantity of belt three araned
SEINE TWINE.
October 90. TSw.
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WHSHINGTON TAVERN.
-, ---,>---ssSS
Tile -SuRSCRIRER

WILL be prepared to accommodate thirty mem
w bers of the next Afembly he 1at,ers him
iet, in manner more convenient and agreeable to
Them than heretofore; having two buildings detsch
ed from his Tavern, which he intends egcuiyeIy for
their accommodation. Alis his dining room, which
before was but ina and inconvenisnt is now large,
and very convenient. 10 ,hofe acquainted with
this lituaon 1T would be unneceary 70 late the de-
eided advantage Il has any other in this CITY,
being within two hundred yards Of the Capitol,
and adjoining the public fquare. He pledges hiiniel
GO keep his fables well iuppied witli Clover, Hay,
Fodder, Oats and Corn and offers an aIursnce that
the iiri&ad attention, will be paid by an experienced
white oller. ED. IIALLAM.
November 1. eptn,I,
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2bc/a6ieri5erJ, Under TIE firm of
TAYLOR 81 BROWN,
Offer their fervices to the public rs AucrroNEEr
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at the fiand lately
occupied by Thomas Taylor & Co. where they have
on hand large Rock Of
Dry Goods and k,ea-lndia Produce,
mott OF which will be dfpofed of at private fale on
very low terms for cath or approved negotiable
notes.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
JAMES BROWN, Junr.
oaober IL. (tfl
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ME Co-partnerfhip of the fubfcribsrs, under
the firm of THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. will diff.
folve by nnitua! content, the 18th ini
THOS. TAYLOR,
JNO. SATCHELI
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MILITARY ATES.
E'oR SALE, Certificates of this fate, bearing in
tereit OF 8 per cent. and receivable at the Urea.
ury,for all arrearages of taxes prior the year
WILLIAM PRICE, Caih'r. Genl. NJ. A. S.
May 10. If.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY,
Sth REQuisITIoN. tI
Nfif Shareholders in the SIanchefer Turnpike
;, Company, are hereby required 20 pay to lanes
nfnder' Ireafnrer, the further FUN Of ten dollars
each ihare, on or before TIE s,h Of November next
BY order of the directors, - -
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Maneheeer, odober "a. Ism. 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
.Stob Me Runaway.

A young Negro Woman, named
HANNAH, iout and itrsng, who has iiveo
with rcfpeeable farm < ahout two yea.s Paf
She was d,reesed 70 return home Oh Chpan,as
day, as ain informed she had on and took
with her green jaeAes and pet'ieoar made OF
half-thick or keltcy cloth. iso pair OF fhoes and
hoceings, cealts hat, green grotsnded caliic
hsb.r, white cotton pet,icost and ipotsed jsck
ct, &C.. She is capable Of grea, deception =
loaletiires fac appears TO be pziye AID has but
little to FAY whso it is to snswer llsr purpofe ,
but at osaer Zines extremely lnPadent. Who
ever takes Up fsid Negro ard brings Der home
:. i've miles ilotu home hall receive Fioe Dbl
lars !; il ten miles, Ten 0oilar, and, if a great,
er diAsncc, and itou.ed in airy jail 70 that Sc
her again, Tn Ds}.a,s will be paid.
N. B. ! ierwarn ali perfons iron employing
.orseonyeying her away.
Ter. +, eo4f
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FROM the PURc LEDGER.
A, H E I A Yc U R A re
DIscolsE v.
Gfast l0ary--sohO sst91ued macf45our

G3JiS.
the Apostle OF ls Gcn,iles the
christian brethren / Rome. ehcos to
convey his sepse Of lie merits of aoung
female proselyte in II abovewordsshich
althoaea not exprssed according our
modern Galiick or hgiish idiom, sll be
(. found 50 rapport as hoch as the mt for
iaai assas&pces of ssioh consideras,.'
he reader is naturally prepareo en-
quire, who was thit fsalale fer VIII the
a9esds ;atsads sueF tlattefag sck a4edg-
neAt! iias, howssr, nos beiag 9;nct-
y drellrs:i remaas a sabisct oerjsc-
tare; aud the conkxt and concoaA his
to- mast serve aj(ata fer tbs ers
II is most lmprolab!et shs WIS aesk;
for she IS menlioicd in Immediate anex-
aoa with Epsnetts, who Is declared be
the irstfrmt OF Apostlesfip III Aga
She m aphtve been aa Asiasica OF fcity
at Esan&sas because Alai!a aai ptlla,
who are also here mentioned, has iiled
in that city ABOUT three years. and hhow
returned, to Rons after ths death eAaa-
dias, or the a5rogt,ion Of his decreaich
hrstoccasione9 thtlr re 1noval TO Csta /;
aad !, is likely that Mary may haas
sompanied thsa TO Italy. That ssyas
not i r ,n',l we may larer, MT onton
hsr aame, bit from tais clfcamsce,
that the Apostle had not yet been shat
caaital AZ tie date OF this letter, lads
dressed his brethren at Z ne tropo-
rilsasae second tim- he visited Ge:
bu.subseqasnt to this vas his accson
before Felix; his trial eefore festqhis
appeal To and appearances before Cs
To whatever country Mary alasves
bslaaged i, not very material, SRas
nv 4. R3nss; aaa her metasIy by