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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

u. Y IL. " All Z,
No. o.. and al No Sc. Maiden Lane,
New.Yo.k:
Where was sold in ID. las, I.otte,y, and for
"asdeE m letters by post, tie IS eco dollar
prize to gen emsn 10 Baltimore [; another rf
the Capitals 10 seuileman m North Cssoliaa;
another IN Vrgiuia another Ia Georgia; ano-
Their IN Long Island N y. aud another cre IA
Gentleman IN Nassachu,esss. besides Sc, era in
ia'mer Lotteries to person. in d.eeien pas,s of
the union
rrssen' price of Ticle,sa Shares.
Whole Tickets 50 Quarters zS
Halves 371-2 Eiehths CO
Sat WIZ advance 20 Seven Dollars the frat
week Noverh,r
DISTANT 7dveututers, by inc iGaing Bank Notes
(pos' paid) 70 G & n WAIrE. MY have lick
els forwarded them 10 any amount viii M.
most puneluality, and the earliest in,eIIigenoe
sent Of their success.
Rey2-1srk. 0eteter Sd, 1905. sw
III a conrl ct gUarieyly session, It'd
Jer me county II Lancaster, ar me eos.rf.
house, on h4onday ne ton Day Of .1pgast,
Henry l., Gsskins, pl,,f,
AGAIXsr IN
land, M, ceiJ.
HIS day came The plaintiff. bv
t'' eounieL and the defendant Walter Mncebets
rot having uttered hi. appearance ard given gecs.
ply according 20 las and the rules Of til. corr.
sand il appearing 60 toe istisis 9on Of ,he eourt
that the iad dsitndant Is ROT inhshirap, OF he
s"m nonwepi;h o. Virginia: On Tie motion o. lie
p.sinui' by his courfel 1, is odeIed la, TIC Cib
defendant do 2pYea hare en- the thnd Mond,v Ia
/ November nszr and aufwer the b,N o,,hs pisin,;a
and u Is urthsf ordered, that tie other delelsnt
go net Payy oo7vey swsy, or frcrete he ssorsv or
effects IN hi hands, belonging 70 ths isid jrfsss.
ant Walter mufehe'S, until tie fuFtber order and
decree o. this court concerning the fame ard ,has
n copy 81 this order De fonhs,ih inerted h. ,be
Virg'sia Argus Tor two months fuettiivelv and
ano her poied At the front dsot Of tic eoarihsu.e
A Of this county.
TeRe,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
Political character Of Sir u7laqm Jones.

oEsftCot character cf o.r iTIElidfn Jones.
"lf the Political opinions OF SIR XViI!;-
am Jones al any period have been censi,r.
ed for extravaganza, letit be rene rnbcrc,,
that he adopted none bu, such as he finn
~ believed to arise out of the principles OF
the constitution OF England; aud as such
he was ever ready 10 ayow ond support
them, Ills attachment 10 liberty was Ger
tainiy enthusiastic, and he never sneaks
oil tyranny and oppression, but in the LAM
guase ot deteslation his sentiment, the
offspring OF gehe'ous feeling, wax ipyiee.
rated by his carly acquaintance with tie
republican writer's OF Greece aud Rome,
and with The works Of The most celcbrat
ed writer's oil ms own country; bun the
whole tenor of his life, conversations and
writings, prove TO my conviction that he
would have abandoned any opinion which
could be demonstrated irrsconciIeable to
The sprit OF he constitutions.
With these principles, he ever reGis-
ed TO cnilst,under The bAnssts OF any par
'y, whlch he den~minated faction, and re
sisted The influence Of private friendship
an6 attachments, whenever they involved
competition wi h lis regard 10 The cons,i
tuition OF his county. These een,imen,s
NAV be raced il his correspondence and
pnoiicsiions, and they are sometimes &C
compsn'ed with expressions OF regret, a
RISING from he impossibiIiiy OF re, onciling
his political principles 10 the bias of h;s
Inclination, towards individuals.
L. letter 10 Lord -Althorpe, he ssys.
" As 10 Americs--this know, thar th,.
sturdy transa'lanuc veonanry will nrithe,
be Gragooned nor bamsooz!ed out oF,heir
likerly."
In another letter hs says" On the ueo.
pie depend the welfare, the security and
the permsncnce Of every legal governs
men; IN the people must reside all sub
| silan,ial power; and to the people mus, all
,hose, IN whose Knowledge and ability We.
sometimes wisely, often imprudeE,ly. con.
hde, be always accoun. able for The eyer.
[ else OF that power with which they are IN.
| trusted.
To Dr.. Price from India. he writes in
| 1870, 81 had fia.:ered myself viii a hone
OF making visit 10 our venerable trien,, =,
Philadelphia, before the retreat mediate
to my humble cottage in Midalesex .bul
Gods will be done. We shall meet, / de-.
yontly hope, in happier state
Such was the character of one Of the
greatest and best of men; and sn.h The
love of liberty with which he was alwavs
inspired.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

TIE subscriber having taken on
hinlaeitthe aea MS :r,,,ioA Of the estate of
'hS"A;d. ESnsa, usces-cd, gives thi. pubic no.
'ee, ths, Oh me 29;h instant. IT fin. e uot ,he
he"t succeeding far day. lie VIII e&pcse 10 sale.
* 1he lac dSeiling OF the oecesstd in he
own 81 Marches 81, 7E'E lcLKC iFfNC;
= " = X > wh'Sh eoiFpeses tit :. hc,c af
cue oSeecontS e'tate, zig LssS q wcn.,, with
her two clihdicn So a w sr.i ) ,y,,.i-
sui toss'her wi.h the Whole Aou.elo,d md
hHenen rrsrieuse, a. also Two Asi,cA Cows
e Ssr,s VIII be, thar from the :rsu sales al The
estate, the Sn0rn, .F CTS NUT be made IL, ,es.
~ n'cney 10 answer the pay ue;a OF house .cn,.
on me residue OF the properly u credit OF twelve
months will &c given an ~ s;fns over ten dollars.
Tue purchaser g'ring bondwlih approved sec0ri-
~ bearing interest f. srn theIa. If not punGuaiy
paid for al suss under. the money will ne ex.
Peeted before the removal Of the articles Those
who may have any demand sgsinst The csta,e
are requested to eNhibit the same properly au-
thenticated- These indebted viii please no,iey or
make piyrnen, 10 the subscriber.
CHARLES GRAVES.
Admir-. of Rich'd. Baush. dec.
Chesterfield. Ca 15th. 1905 w2-
sac at BIS BOOK Sore, fen eoo-s .+.,l9l5 rte
Ma ket House, Ric5srcra--iu 9 vo.s price
dol so els
ihe History of America,
From is discovery 10 the death of Cen Wash.
iugton, w,,h 9 maps.
by RICHARD SNOWDEN. ESQ.
oil New Jersey.
snpscribers to the above work will please call
or send Tor their books
JOHNSON will receive subscriptions Tor
Brooks's Universal Gazetteer improved nov IN
the lress--Sacsed Classics. in len vols sleyany--
and CoIlins's OraTto Eib,e
Sj.94ION.dRY,
Denny paper OF aasecd quality. suitable for
prminC pamphlets superr0ya' printing pager,
printing ink, blank books of all sizes, and ! re.
neral assortment ofaTtcles in the Stationary Inc.
octoter l5,h. 1905.
DURSUAN /" 10 a decree OF The:
4 superior ccurr of Chanccry, for the Rich
mond Distra, viii be SOLD, on Tuesday the
9Th day of November next. On The premises,
Ior ready money.
THE TRACT OF LAND
Which the late Stephen Southail lived on. be-
tween the City OF khichmoni and Neslhai1
adjoining the plantation called Windsor, on
WATCH Mr. Darlington resides and was laieiv
he property of Mr.. Danl I. H,iton at,is
'rselis suPposedto contain .hout STA hundrcd a.
ctes. butwlibe surveyed accurately & divided into
Lots. plat ct which will be .Dev.n ON he day
of Sale The above trsel OF LAID lies abou,
OF miles above itchnond
J0HN C. HLyBNER,o
Elm SHEPPARD. CCoBtYs,
NOM NORFELL,
ociober 1879. 1895 3Ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

Aiie edi'or OF the Petit Ccnseur, in his las,
number. announces as certain. the aea,b of- ';ss
Imperial Majesty the emperor Dessalines, under
The oe.ignation of b,igasd. 1T is presumed he
WIZ be succeeded by general Chris,ophe his ma
lesly departing in This instance from the direa
line OF conduta adopted by the great man whose
example and form OF government were his mo
Sel) not having caused the crown 10 be declared
hereditary in his own family .-Ralt. Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

JOHN BascKENRIpcE, Esq has accepted
thc ohice OF Attorney General of the United
states. TO Which he has lately been appointed by
the Pres'dent The Kennedy papers propose as
ms successor either John Brown, or Felix Grun.
dy, Esqu.res.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

The Aurora of Monday last says, it is
believed there can be no reasonable doubt
that governor M'Kean Will have MAORI
ty--equal IN amount to the nurnher OF per-
sons who Asld c6ices and receive The sa!a-
ries from The people thro' his agency.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

Capt. Foster arrived at Boston from Russia IN
forms. thar the determination OF the EMPEROR of
Nussia, as to peace war, was NOT de cisivel,.
known when he sailed bur warlike prepara,i
ons were actively making and small seiadron
ofthree deekers was ready for sea, waiting orders.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
NEW. YORK, November %.

1t was curren, report yesterday at the
coffee house (but we have no, bees able 70 o
trace it 70 its origin, or 10 give any veil
founded opinion on lie authenticity that a
private letter had been received IN THIS elty
from the eastward, mentioning thai Iord
Ne!son had brought the combined feet 10
an engagement of Cadi1, which was des'
perately fought on both sides, and term,'
mated in the capture of II sail OF frenca
and Spanish vessels, and in the destruc''oO'
or disability of the remainder, and that
lord Nelson, after being thrice taken to VOC
coc9pisto have his wounds dressed, recev'
ed sho, in the breast as Re sat in his CHAR
on the quarter deck directing the engage
n,ent, aud was killed. Such is the SUD-
stance Of the report to which we cannot az
present attach tha smallest degree OF Gre
dit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
ARRIVED,

Ship Sally, Watts, "a days from Ino''
dad Cuba. Left there the 28th of October
brio S. w. of Baltimore, and schooner - -
Davis eide arrived aboat the 25th OF w
tober. October %, at the entrance o. Va.
harbour spoke brig Msckal, Smith i[om
n. Orleans bouna IN. November ], cap.
An,op;o. Bearing s. S-W distance h''ten
leagues. Ship AIEaceaek, from Jam',rnTS'
for New York. 6,b, Marvrs bear o. c,,
,iis,an, 5 leagues, brig Hope Lane, 'Io oIi
Lgouira. bsQo9 10 lha Has anna, h~o '''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26

80 y VI hanover, as it is deaoa;,
na'ea, over which marshal Bernadous
'ne supreme command, is composed Of
divlsioss OF infantry uader the genera. =
vauc, Dfouet, Dsssol!es and Sarben ~,
a division OF cavalry, commanded bv m
neral kellermann. General Leopold r..
TIMER is chief OF the general staff; eeprrai.
Dud,onlln, Schinaer, Frere, Picard. pao
toa' Maria, Verse and Graadjean hav.
particular commands in this army.
~ he army in Holland is divided into ,wo
principal parts, composed of the three d.
visions in the camp. formed at Uueob,
under the generals Vignolles, Boudet spG
Grouchv; the supreme command Of whitb
is vested in Senefsl Marmont, whose 81,
thority, as conceal in chief, extends to the
whole Batavian republic. Yoskls army
likewise, belong the other French troon,
collected IN Holland, under the command
of the genera! of division Monnet.
AT the head Of The general staff Of the
army Of the coast, is tie marshal and mi.
mister o! war, Bertheir, as maj. gen. The
different divisions Of this mass of lrosps
are: /. The corps OF Eavalry reserve, IN.
der general Bourcier. 2. The corps of
reserve grenaditrs, uader general Oudi
NOT. 3. The corps Of dragons, composed
OF two divisions, conducted by the generals
Klein and paraguay D'HiIllers. 4. The
camp of Mon,reul, uUder the command of
marshal Ney, comprising four divisions,
commanded by generals Dupont, LoisOu,
Tllly and Ma,hcr. IS, The camp of Brest,
under coumaud Of marshal Augereau
consisting Of three divisions: under the
generals Mathien, Bonnet and Desjardms.
6. The camp Of bruges, composed otiour
divisions, under the geaerais Gidln, Iii.
ant, Walsher and Debility, and the supreme
command Of which is vested in marshal
Dayous,, who is assisted by the celebrated
general Matthew Dumas, as chief Of the
general staff. The camp OF St. Omer,
or BouIogne, commanded BY marshal
Seult; this ia the most numerous portion
of the army of The coast: consisting Of S
divisions, under the generals St. Hilare,
Vandamne, Lsgrand, ouehot, and Haut'
poul.
The French general c:at r.ajor is com.
posed of the marshal of the empire, insprc.
tors, aed general-colouelS, generals oil dlvi.
sion, and gcuera!s Of brigade. The adJn'
tans commandants likewise, belong TO ii.
The number Of marchals is, at present IA
exclusive elite + senators who mold the
rank Of mssnais il is liDited at IS. The
presen, alarshals sfc, the minister at war,
Ber!hier, prince Nfurat, Money Jour
dan, Massena, tugeresa. Bernad lite,
Soult, Brunc, Lannis, NlortlsF, Ney, Da-
voust and Bessleree The tour ssasoI.,
Xriierman, Lefebre, Perignop, ana ST..
rurier. The NUMBER Of geqerals OF dlv5.
on amounts with The n,oss recent appoint.
men.s, 10 ia. ard The Glass OF gensia!. Ct
brigade is more than swice IS nroisro's'
They amount to 265. Eleveo generals
are at present without command sne At
the disposal OF government these arc the
marshal Masssna. the generals o! division
Macdonsld, Tharreau, Motto, Care ST.
Cyr. Ciausel and Mioilis; and tbr gene'
rails at brigade, Boyer, Harry, and Vooder'
WELD. The numbsr OF adjulaass eomman'
dss!g amounts &c 400.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26

selves with new laufeis and splendidly a.
venge the na.ional honor treacherously Of
tended.
I The 1rIbunate gives you an acknow-
Judgement Of the reading and laying on the
table the imperial decree which contains
your mission, Of the documents relative to
the communication which you have just
MAIDS to it IN the name of his majesty, the
Emperor and King, andof the speech you
have just delivered on the subject.
The orators OF the council OF state then
withdrew.-~The Tribunate ordered the
speech and the reply 10 be entered on the
broc esS Serbal.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
From Paris paper Of September %.
TRIBUNATE.

II. the PrSces Ver6at OF 1vhich has been
read IN the fubkc S5ttfng OF the 4th.
The president announced that ne had re-
esived this morning az 8 O'Clock, letter to
the following pnrPort from the minister Sc
cretary of state.
81. Cloud. 1st Ts'adeaa!re, year ID.
Mr. Preiident, .
NAYS ms ooao' - iuao, :. YOU -. ,na' 'ne
oratess % 'uS 'A"
tomorrow, iuesuaY' q. nse "a elie ai'ef-
noon 10 tue .ripene,e' ~ o'uee ~ .la f.
communication III Tue ua'iic u n'a majesty
tne emperor me enpsso. asSn M p sna'
TINS SWING DC not puoiei lAsseP + Ni'. .,
sioeos, the assurances % my H'Si soi'sl'sr'
ation' g,Y
olgneu' -, y. i'lAAIh ::
. ne orators % .ls eouue1 - ''a's oeiuS :.
in'roouced' one % '"e'A sAp'@'1eu N''As'i'
as Iolows: !,
AIlounes, We arc 'nsu ueAso y vac en-
Perof ahG .AinB - so'inul'lsa'e - w 'As
speech vines no '"Je9'y ys''e'oay as'' = :
ca 20 tue seaa'e a. a'so N sSposs'9" "
sne eip'ss'' es &c r ,,n.n;lI. .nd &c
tria since the peace % i.uuev''le Anu %
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winch rejected 50 musn nenot oG ;s sans sJ
sc'eSoS uui.'e "e .a. ~ 80,
sncs % e...a' = ~ ! ,rb;cb nns If ,be
Tue .ie''s VI na''o"'' CIV 49,. 80
nor,he'n pomels'Dy s S'a.'a 81 Ssnrsanrs
I,oo, oasy uieW =" n.'S 81 ,hs 80
OF the ensm'ss 70 tue 10y - =. ~ - 80.
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solemnly' ana 70 SCI oou"us ~ ,"' Go nsGen .is
insenuon Oh . stare 70 ~ - -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-29

ikeen added to the In Of fs.b!crihers only SIX.
Tf-ONE. 1t is not for me 70 enquire {. ON
what caofes aries this want of iprit, of generofi.
~ and think can fay of 1yty, arnong the
fedrra'i!ts." II Would be PAYING a chr. lament
TO the editorial abilities of Mr. Prentis and the
political opinions of the FedyraGfs, to witch
neither OF them is entitled, were we willing. TO
admit the accuracy of this explanation. The
vanity OF Mr. Prentis has too itrenuouly indur.
ed him to Unfit the burden Of blame from his
own experiment to that of his friends. I, il
rom no want OF fpirit or gcnerc!ity or DUTY.
that the fesieralifts have denied him ,ar.e
portion OF their fupport but it was becauGe
tue 'nttrnnent OF their inftruttion was calculst.
Ell to reh,tt little credit upon their capf.. Mr..
trent's had fallen intotwo capital INTAKES, and
TX rs 10 Them, and not the political indifference
OF ms party, that he muR attribute the down,
ra'i or ms hopes. 1t was his misfur, une to have
waited ma attention upon matters that were too
frivolous to promote the permanent iHtereft of
MS party, and 10 employ manner aud ,ftylc
"hich were teo fcurrilous ard low to give his
opinions their proper imprefIion. He d,fplayed
al the acerbity Of Calender, without his Wit;
an '. the vuigarirn of his ny!e without its embel.
y. Though we cannot yet compliment
the federaliits OF Virginia, for having cbaftered
and corrected their political oo;nions. II is
mP''fnent to which they are iuftiy entitled.
mat with all their fpirit, genercfty and re.
gard FOR their" duty" they would not conde-
'cend to employ iuch an unworthy nftrunert.
That MIR. Prentis has editorial abilities, If he
knew how to exert them with efftta that he is
a rnsn OF genius and fchoar of Respectable e
rud'tion, we are not unwilling to admit: but j, is
name that capacities ;ke his hIouid be pr.ffi.
tu'ed to fnch direputable purpoEs, and it is
an INJURY to the ineftiinable cndowments IF the
preis, that thefe thould be too many Of Gmi,ar
character throughout the printing Offices of the
union. We could cite many melancholy in.
isance offrch abortive utility and pt.y..etd ia
lent. We could men,n editors uho with IN
doubted abilities to redeem, the errors of then
predecefors to wipe off the foul alperfions,
which have been caft upon the American prefs
oy the labouts of a Goblet and Calender,
nave confented to merit the fate, by Initiating
the example, of their brethren. They !amen.s-
bly, forget that
When an Eagle they fhould fpring,
To drink the folar blaze, on tow ring wing,
With daring and undazzled eyes;
Not ike a fparrow on a chimney hopping,
hs head IN every Loi. and corner popping,
To hunt for aies.
PETER PINpAR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-29
ZEN DOLL IRIS REiydR1.

y uNAWAY from the fubicrber on the twenti.
:, ~ e'h mt negro man who calls himfelf TOM
ho'f1' he has been Rage driver from Freierieks-
burg to Dumfries for leve. al years he had on vh
he went away great coat Of bearfkn cloth hut very
much worn, pair of trowfers of the fame kind,
London brown cloth coat; he is about five feet 10
or inches high and about Thirty years old lie ha,
very bold look and combs his hair back in a very
iaTge roll Any Perlon who will aPprehend the laid
,elow man nave the above reward and ali expenees
borne he put in Jail and fec,red 70 that ger him
again. am very aPprehenfve that he will attempt
to make his eicape by water board of fome vefTrl
all Perlons and matters Of veels cautioned aeaint
harbourng, taking coneealing of Gaid fellow under
the ieverelt penalty the law will nlia upon them.
TRIPLETr T. ESTES.
Charlostfvie, November go.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-29
MsCAY 81 COWAN

WATCH u CLOCK N1HKEPS,
Who tender their fervices to their friends and the
public in the line Of their protection, and rope from
unremitting attention, merit the confidence of their
cultoners-Repair watches and clocks of every def
crp,ion. Nj. and G. have jua received large and
fashionable aEnrtment of jewellery eonlifting If
Large, fancy, mourning, plain ard fet Earrings,
Gold and, gold fet Necklace,
A haudfome a6orrnent of ornamented Tortoe Shell
Combs,
Mourning, fancy, wedding, plain and plain fet Fin
ger Rings,
Maturing, plain and plain fat Brea Pins
Gold Miniature Settings aud Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Neck Clafps,
Mourning and fancy Loekets,.
Ladies and gsntlenens gold, git, feel and elk Watch
Chains,
Gold, gilt, pebble, and glafsseals,
Geld, gilt and feel Keys,
Cold, ver and tortoife be Sleage Butsns b Studs,
Silver 1'hnbIes, Salt Spoons Netting Needles, Tooth
Picks and Shoe CiaiPs, witha variety Of other ar
icles.
They have likewifs on hard Few good Watches,
all of which they offer the NOR teafonable terms,
N. B. Miniature Settings and iar-Work exscps4
ed in the heatelt manner
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-29
MiddACjcs Comtr, Urbaunn,

20fb No7'e515fr, 1908.
~ Ol Knowing to what place letter to Mr..
l HARDINGE of Tenneii:e ftould be sdIref,ed.
the perion, who lives in this vicinity,is obliged to
take this public mode of notifying to him that he would
be glad to hear from him concerning the Eulneis IN
which they converted laR September in order, tlat
ne may be Certified whether he remain in the fame
dhPohtioi as to the purchafe of the properly mex,
month"; that he was IN, when they then converted on
it. He will addreGs his letter on this po;nt 70 +he
laid perion at the po0-ofRce Urbanna.
N u. Other Perions have made offers for the fad
property. November 90 e,n
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ca--that neither wantonly offers violence, nor
tamely fuhmits to injuries, may it be tranfinited
through fncceeding generations, to our latef
pofterity.
7th. The insra.itude of republics--Let the
tears which embam the memories of thofe who
fell, and the honours and fame of thofe who have
returned in our late gallant fquadron, wipe of
the foul afperion. ~
sth. The Contribution of the U. States-Lct
its excelencies be free from haiiy innovation,
and let not iupeiititious reverence fan6tify its
deSeas.
9th. The prefent Observation-Disclosures meafnres
fuch AS they ought to he-aeither neanly fub-
miiiive, nor precipitately violent.
10th. The Laurels which grateful people
awards tn the victor--the ftrong incentive to
heroit enterprise, and the reward OF the fod-
er's toll.
VOLUNTEER.
By Gen. Faton--The Britifh Lion--if he fill
conlinucs to prowl among our hucks let us in
,-nt neafures to tarve his whelps.
Virginia Herald.
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HIS, sHoEs, Sc.

TNHE fubfcrber has received a good aaor,meo.
OF Hats, Shoes and hatter. trimmings,
"A Cotton Shifting and IriA Linens, 'S,evenfon.
Bleach by the piece. For Gaie by d. J. BURR.
Second door above the Eagle Tavern.
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HJILI5N C6H6N

Returns his acknowledgement to MS friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement he has re-
eeived fnce his commencement in buiineft and Hat4
hnef from his present senneaion to merit theis
future confidence.
N. 4. Perfous who have watches remaining in his
hands will pieafe call at the Chop Of MCay 81 cewr,
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