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LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue of Deed Of TruG executed to the
~ fubieribers by Shandy Anderfon, will be fold on
Friday the 2sth day of March next, a. Edmund An
derfon's Tavern Formerly James Georges) to the
hghett bidder for ready moneys traa Of LAND
lying in the County of Gooehand on the three chop,
roads, about one mile above heaforemeationed place
containing by late furyey one hundred and fifty five
and half acres, 70 much thereof as will be su.ci
ent to fatisy the FUN of pounds twelve
fhngs and nine pence with ntereh sl,ereou from the
frG day of January lat.
CHARLES ATTKIsSON,7
JOHN SHELTON, Jr. 1'y'r.
Gooch!and February 25. (ep 4wp.
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On tx 2etb 1;y Of ds,H nexf .Viu BE eBsred far Eh,
at ~, 8'-riins Greer in Ca,olire county,
HE STUD. OF the late col. John Hoonss. con-
f,itIngof imported and country bred Stations,
Brood Mares, and their produce, :or feveral yeara
psit--total about ere hundred head This is GER
ain'y the mott numerous, and probably the helt fc-
ecard Stud, ever before offered public auction in
this country rs it is well known, tina, the late avn.
er, fparrd neither money or exerrion, in procuring
bothat home and abroad fuch flock as appeared
moi certain to inture him fuccefs, as breeder, To
gentlemen who may feel difpo6tion to engage im-
mediately in the Ports Of the turf fsveral ne three
and fsur year ods could he highly recommended for
Gze, blood and fgure Should any of the Stud korG,
be farmed ont for the approaching fpring, this fae
fiueh, will be poponed nntil the expiration of the
leaion. The other oek will he fold without referve
The terms Of tae will he orc half Of the p,rcba,.
money payable in fix and t,e other at ~ months, Ia
be fecured by bond, with approved ecuri;ies to car,
ry in,ereh from the date if not punttually paid.
A comfortable difcaunt will By made for cath.
Gentlemen in TIE neiehboring fates are hereby
alured, that the fae a poGtivey take place on the
day above Patcd.
A catalogue will be exhibited, Eating age, blood.
Sec. VN'
JOHN c. VOOLFOLK.
JOHN HOOMEs,
Exeentors IF Joba Rso-~es, SesG
Bowling Green, January IS. 0d.)
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80 BE SOLD By AUCTION.

at the front door ofthe Eagle Tavern, in the civ Of
Richmond, on the eighteenth day of March nsrs,
enfuing,
| HAT mott valuable efate, ftuated in the cour.
ty OF Wythe, and commonwealth of VIRGINIA
and heretofore well khnwn by the name Of Ch;NVelrs
Lead Mines but which, for fon,etre palt hath
been conidered, as the property Of Stephen Aufin
and company, OF the city of Philadelphia, by yir,ue
OF Purchaie thereof by them, made under deere.
OF the high court of cliancery Of the faid commons
wealth, with the terms whereof they have not com,
Piled
nat Purchaie was made on the goth dsy of Fsbru
airy 1898, for the FUN of T. sos and ince that pe
ROD they have made fundry great and valuable i'm,
Provements on tn. faid eftate.
L ne well known value of the property and tho
certainty which the fubfcribers feel that tbofe WHO
mean to become pdrchafers will fatisfy them(elyes
i'ereoi' on view, render any further delcrinion az
the property TO be fold uDnecelIary
ne iale Will be made in conformity TO two feveral
oecFees OF the hyperion court of ehancery which is
directed by law to be held at the CAPITOL in the c;,
CT Richmond afcrefaid, the one pronounced on ,b,
otn day OF June and ting other On the 9TH day of DC.
tooer, in the year 1902.
Credit vii! be given to the puFehafer or purohaf
Tor term of nine months FOR one and eighteep
months for the other moety of the purcha(e noney
each moety being fecurcd not only by a bond with
good ieeurity made payable to the fbfrbers or the
furvivors OF them, their executors administrators or
aigns, for the ules in the faid decree fpeefed, and
bearing nteret from the date but ALTO, by the re-
tention OF the legal eate, Until the whole purchafe
money, with fuch interel, ftal be fully paid oH
which payment conveyance or eonveyances viii be
executed to the parehafer purehaers n virtue III
the fsid decree by
JOHN WICKH4M, = Commifioners
WILLIAM HAY, eoust'
Jan. 81, sw.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

H'W@ 'a, to Tie bc55F hrlr, fer ready sasr.y, o,
Hanever foTen, in nss0uniy IF HaHovs,, on 7x,fs.,
tie fourth dry Of neat month, j/ai, Snt If sot. ri.
next FIJI, aay.
EIEvEN likely NEGRo Es. belonging 10 the ef.
IL tate OF VIM. Harris, deed. TO fatisfy a Judo,
n,ent Obtained by Arnolds adrn'rs againf the ADM
oil the iaid VIM. Harris, decd. a. the Iap Federal
Court held at the CaPito in the city of Rie,n,ord
he negroes conit of a middle aged and two you,.,
men, an elderly and three young women, two well
grown boys, one abcu, 10, and the other stoa ,sn
years old, and two children. They are free from in
cunbrance ard therefore shote who may becons
purehaiers will meet with no difficult. as TO rhe iii,
BEVERLY ROBINSON,
attorney in Ja7f FIR Henry Kaui,, admir- of Nm. Har-
r.. ;, ,i:. did
req. Is. eptds.
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TO BE RENTED,

'HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on tn
l. Main-Stree. cat Of the Market, formerly occu
pied by Cohen and lauc,. and lately by Capt. John
Pleaiants; it is good aud for bunefs and futabl,
for the accommodation of a large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgr
OF the bird IN handy at the Of the free. lea
ding to church hill to bath of :hefe tenements gar
dens attached. The terms will be moderate. anc
made known on application to James Whitelaw, fer
jeant of the City, or to
JACOB l. COHEN.
February IS. {2aw If.
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ETH be Lnu1ed in a fzv do.,

ZEN Crates well afiorted Queens Ware, and
do. containing very elegar, fervice Of blue
printed Table Wares direa from the manufs etores
o! the Snip Alexander, Capt, King. frnn Liverpool
Jut arrived at Norfolk, and will be fold low for cath
country produce, negotiable at so days, by
WILLIAM HART,
efpsffe the )faie Boxis
IRISH POTATOES for the table or planting
New-Eng. CHEESE, SALT, GOLDFISH, MACK
KEEL, SHAD, and ageneral aIortuenr Of GROCE
RleS and LIQUORS., at the loweff retailing prices
February 25. (epzw &oaw,f -.
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a CLOAK, without directions, was left by a
1 a Stage Driver fosne time ago, at the White
Chimnes; the owner may. by defcribng the Cloak.
paying the price OF this advertisement, and one quar-
ter oil dollar for the driver, have ON application
to
FRANCIS CALVAN, P. M. White Chimnics.
Caroline, Feb. 81. st.
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e Ii pe,lons baa'irg claims agniqR TIE etqatt
= Of John Boomes, iced. Of Re BoevEsy.
Green. are regretted to ,uoke item kaoeun, fbai
pros.Ecn mas he made for a. final Jsttlrmen..-
dnd !5ois indebted wy4 make immediate par.
.naeaf TO JOHN HO0NES, and
cfOHNG. VOOLFOLK,
Executors Of John Hoomes, deed.
Jan.'2s. IF
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all fhure. UPON
~ which the ninth requifition iha remain unpaid
or upon which there fhal appear to be due tenauen
eies any former regulations, vii; be offered for ic at
Mr. Brooks's tavern, in MancheRer, OIL the 18th tlav
OF March next. The lale commence at l. o Clock
in the forenoon.
BY order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
February Is. (tdC
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JOHN ALcOcK,

INFORMS the public that he has lately eaablirh.
ed CABINET SHOP in the city Of Richmond
on the Crofs-0reet leading up from Profer T. Mon.
cures Vendue-foFe, aud the Pre- Infiirauee Of
fee (; where he intends manufacturing all kinds 81
Cabinet Ware in the moi modern ftile he 1attes.
hinelf tha; hoGe whomay favour him with their COM
n'anfs, will find his work equal to any made in the
tate, as he has provided himIeh with the bet OF ma
terials
lie will fel his furniture low for PROMPT payr,en,
ONLY, as hiss tuaou viii not admit OF giving credit
a few windior chairs on hand, well made, which
will be fold unconsmoDly log for csh,
January SO. IT,
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NE Perfons who fubfcrbed for Shares in the
Il CHINESE SNAKE STONE, are n,oR ear
nelly foiisited to attend at Major Tunna Bauks's
Tavern is Tappshannoct the feeond day Of EGex
March Court next, Tor the purpofe Sf paying UP
ther fefPeGiye fsbfcrptious, aod form permanent
ru!Ss for the government of the pelog with whom the
aone pray be depoiited.
JAMES K. EICOU.
rebsnsry -, (ssw tM,
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with Boots or Shoesaa well as il they were on the
fpot,o...~-A-the length Of the Boot. Ground the
ca!f-..B-the pitch Of dtto-.D--rovnd the heel and
iheepo.yE--rogod the inGare.Ge--acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix che heel sgaiaa perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end Of the grea, toe-iet down in
sSres the nuh,ber Of Detes and quarters, in the df
'Fji '''sairFss. JarraTy ]. spif
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.

E'oUR THOUSAND acres on the North Fork
oil Trade Water, in the State of Kentucky-and
1000 acres the waters of the Miami in the STATE
of Ohio.
he proprietor of the above land has in his pofefi
on Hattering evidences of It's value but as he does
not with TO hold property in the weltern Country,
ne will fell it low for caih barter il for property in
this place. Enquire of THOMAS NORvELL.
February 81. M.
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ENFlE Subftriber wil,es to take few BOARD
ERS by the day, week, month or year /;
and they may rely the friea attention being paid
them 70 as to give fatisfatfion.
GEORGE WATSON.
February IS. (et
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TO RENT,

F~HE HOUSE lately occupied by MIR. John S.
L Peafants, being near the court-houfe. on the
Man,ttreet-fOr terms apply to Jacob l. Cohen.
Feb. 81. 2w.
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HOUR half aere Lots, adjoining each other.
forming what is uraa.iy called fauare in tbs
city Of Rishmond' and deicribed the plan Of faid
cry cry oy the numbers Isl, 152. $50 and IGo
fhefe Lots command beautiful profpetas Of RI, re,
and in every reipea are well worthy the attention Of
Perfons dipofed to build. -
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WILLIAM g MARY COLLEGE.

ME fubfcriber offers his feryIces as BROKER
in the city of Riehnond, and will traufac a.
ny bullneis in that line for a moderate eommifIioa
he will not inform the public that it is bufinels
with which he is familiar, but afrures every ous
who may thipk him worthy Of their confidence, tina,
no one will be more attentive to their iuterea. He
WIZ alto undertake to Purehae tobacco on commit
Gon.
His Office Is kept on the erofs Rreet leading from
the Capitol iquare towards Col. Clearinghouse
CARTER d. PAGE.
December 81,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
a N elegant COACH with Harnefs for four hor
"A frs, lately imported. and not uled fince the
importation. Any perfou inclinable to purchare
may Zee the fame and the terms will be made known
by applying TO, MIR. Leroy Anderfon in Williamiburg.
February %. (3t.
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FOR SALE,

rENHIRTY Bufhels of Irifb POTATOES. excel
L lent, either for Table ufe or Seed.-ALso
LONDON BROWN STOUT by the bottle, and
Philadelphia BEER on draft.
Gentlemen may be furnifhed at any hour with
VENISoN, OYSTERS, &c.
GEO. WATSON.
February IS. (tf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Feb. Is.

os 1"eAay tie e'eOrHf5 dry of 1qare5 next rr;USe e/
Ja't, BY pabtie auction, at tie Eagle 7ayctu
4" tSf atty Of tisJssS"d; tie o0zying 4,aiuaSie s,e.
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The BRICK STORE or LUMBER HOUSE q.
.uate on the street which leads from the main free.
in Richmond to Shockoe Inipetaiou. shout 90 foe, i;
breadth and about SO feet in length, more or lefs
being part OF the properly formerly owned by Mr..
VIM. fenwick, and lying between the building now
occupied by Mr.. George Watt and tina. owned by
Mr., Marcus R!can. ~
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. F"ttSIH U IdITI-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIhLs and WoRKMAr-
snIP 70 any in general ufe.
BT Imported BooTsaia
saoEs, Of the frR quality
and newell fafhion, for lalc,
-. Gentlemen at a diG-
lance, wto are difPoCeG 10
forward me their meafufe,
by paying attention to tie
annexed cut, gan be fired
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The Meluagc or TENEMENT and parcel Of
ground containing one and half acres more or lefs
Rockets '''"'
A more particular defcrip,ion is deemed unneceas.
ry the property intended for ale being well known
to mott perions refiding in Richmond or the ne;eb
bourhood-and is Prefun,ed any perfon inclined 70
purchafe, will examine it-for @ch purpofe the KEYS
OF both Tenelnents may be had by applying to Gale
CO. Richard, & Co. who will give any further infor
NATION that may be wifhed.
Terms of fae, approved endorfed notes negotiable
at the baak OF Virginia, at 9, Is, and 90 months
The legal title to be retained till The purs,af money
is paid or Deeds of Trut to be executed by the Dur.
ehalers as may be agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARD & Co.
February &. tdi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-06
PUBLIC SALE.

DY vir'ue Of decrse of til. hon. the Circuit
- Coari of the DidiiG Of Columbia, f,r The
County OF Alexandria, made be,ween Rieharl
Prince. comp: and the heirs and representatives
af Robert M'Csea, dcce4fed, det1ndaota, will
e fold at Public Sale, en- Saturday the I4sh
day of Jane, as the Coffre EoUte. in A Alexandria,
on c:edit OF fix months: One maie,y Of an an.
nual gsouad rent, of ia GuI!a-s upon Let in
Unioa fleet, leafed 10 Thamss CrsudIe, en-
wticb there is erected th.e- fiery brick houfc
al, one maiety o. ar annua greusd rent of 30
dellArs, on 4 lot leafed TO M!ohscl Tharn, in
paas's Alley, now sh- property OF Samuel Nj
choIs, 81 which ,h:tc is improvements /; slfo On
cr:aie OF six and tw,lv- months one rnoisty OF
a 10, Of gtannd on Pitt Greet, fronting 46 feet,
and running back la3 feet inches, feeu,ity will
be r-quiset oe The above property for the pay,
mens 81 the puschaic money.
G. Deiieale, CcmmIFoner. ].
May 10. .du4Je
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May 10.
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to a deed of trult from
Jamss B;andon and tz2btth his wife, ted
til, al Of F. bruary, 1906. for tAe purpofr there,
by intenicd, will be f3id, or the premifes, 20
III. aigdeR bi6der, for cath, on the 27th day Of
Ausua next, Let OF GROUND, fronting
IL feet inches on the car fee Of Wstcs afce',
and lso feet deep. f,uated between Dake and
Prince ft4eeis, in the town OF A exandsia whe,e.
on is erected neat and conycoient Franc Dwell.
ling houie. i.
Thomas NEWELL, 111t}ee.
Nav za. d;f
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Wanted TO PuychnG.
N O T I G. E.

II 7 vitsoe of de-d of traf given to re by
~ anles Kennedy j In crdsr to fa.isiy &C,
tan debss the'ein ipsciicd. t.ur &c jain l-au.',
~ IFS, Chsmoefian and EiuHqhTcy Co.'s.
Woe5, AMI cl ard ] naehan ? t, 30 leieby
Offer tor fale ~ private cornact, tie wh-le Of
th. l'ock in trade o. the faid James Kennedy, II.
as II was depat!:ed vith ms; arc lit not having
complied with the condition.. therein contained,
ard redeemed the fame sg,eeaby TO Bis IN
de,saking in the deed Of truf, and IL being
the aoek CT Dspgeia aud Cher2iA, RAY be
worthy the attcatiOa Ct fons pe'fon In tia. linc
OF baflnefs. Il no propota!s sie eaeted 70 re
hstefs The Fl. # day OF JAY, ! 0l2li then expefs
tbs is"le 10 Pubiic i4,e, ttgeihe' with al h:
hoaitholi furniture conveyed 20 N. by he iari
Jaoses Kennedy, jr. to fasi'fy tie purp fes otshs
fait dsed, ua9ar me ts N AID tononions therein
contained.
James S4nderton, Try2ec.
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Mr.. Early moved that the committee hould rife,
in order that full and Satisfactory information
ould be obtained relative the fun, required, and
the pradeability Of protecting by land bs,terie, our
ports and harbpurs.
This molten approaching the OTHER the fubfequent
part Of the debate was fhaped by it.
It unsupported by MeGrs Early, Mellon, Smile,
Macon, N. Williams, C. w. Campbell, Cook and
FiA-and oppofed by Mears Jackfon, Dawfou, Da-
ma, and Elmer.
When the que0ion put, and the rifng of the
committee earried--Ayes SO.
Mr.. Early gave notice that he fhou'd Tomorrow
move for the commune alton of information calculated
to elueda.e the fubjea.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanford,
Rsis!ved, That committee be appointed to en-
qure into the expediency of changing the time Of
the circuit court FOX North Carolina.
IL our laa paper there was fight iucorre6nefs
in Eating refoiution offered by Mr.. Jaekfou, BY an
o'niiiion of the ecn,pof,or The reiolution ough,
to read as follows:
Nat Int.
ReioSveS, That the committee on the public lands
he nftrufed to enquire into the expeiency of provd
ing by law for the legal adjudication Of claims fe, up
by perions in virtue of purchaies transfers from
purehafers of lands of the u. States previous to the
emanation of grants under their authority.
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Mr.wyuy, IN further proof Of the pfdPef{y 81
Jos. Donaih and Co. and Of the national character If
the perfons competing the laid houe Of trade brought
in attefation Of Peter Coniiantine and p. Deaunay.
sedging the foe partners in the aid houe to be the
aid Jofeph Dona,h aud Mazure, both of the city of
Philadelphia, merchants, and citizens of the United
States. .--st -
The Judge having heard the faid affidavit read, and
Advocates and Proeiors both fide. thereon, pro-
nounced the fame be fuicent and decreed the aid
hipments to be reilored
Il appears from the papers found on board of this
hip, that very exteu!ive correspondence was carr
ed on, having for All ohjea the covering Spanh pro-
perty with neutral character, to which Mr. Crouii-
lat was to lend his name-The matters 70 corref.
pondng, were, the faid Mr.. CrouGlat, at Phadel-
phia, Antonio de Taed and Co. at ST. SebaGfian, La
IA ard Yrarte in HAVANA, and r. SinoGain,
at Laguira
Dorothea. Boycfen, mafer.s Danifh f,ip; having
carried from St. Thomas Ma,anzas, cargo of dry
goods, was returning to ST. Thomas, with home,
ward cargo of Sugar and Sarfparla, but detained by
ion,e armed ihips, belonging Providence, and
fen, intop port.
His Honor the Judge having heard the proof. read,
and Advocates aud Prodors on both fdcs thereon
admitted the claim for the hip and cargo and by in
terlocutory decree pronounced the fame belong as
claimed, and decreed the fame be re(tored to th.
cainantsfor the uie of the owners and proprietors
thereof,n payment of the captor's expences.
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PITTSBURGH, PENN January Il.

- b'SCfNC~ib " S""'J January
With deep regret announce to the public the
DEATH Of CARLETON BATES, late Prothonota-
ry Of this Countrywide fell in Duel with Tbomas
Sfe7Oayt, Wednefday the 9Th inA.
On oeeafon was public roget more general
aud iineere-Puble fenGbility ex-
cited.
The following ftatement Of this unhappy affair is
correct, but not as full as we could with. Until
more crcumnaucial one can be obtained, we prefent
Ito the public.
A DUEL took place on Wednesday afternoon, the
9Th inn. between CARLETON BATES, Efquire,
and Nix. THOMAS STEWART, both of this
place The latter thought proper 10 require Of Mr..
Bates, an apology for what he confdered improper
exPreHions refpeetng him, in publication by MIR.
Bates, which appeared the day before in the T,t If
Li6oiy. No apology having been made or agreed to-,
the parties each attended by FRIEND met nigh the
Monongahela river miles from town
Previous to their petitions being taken on the
ground the friend Of Mr.. Stewart, mentioned an A.
pology which would be accepted but as it the
fame in ubfauce had been propofed before, and
it was perfectly well uudernood before the parties
went the ground, that apology would be made by
Mr.. Bates, he rejected it.
The dilanee (ten aeps) was then nneafured, and
the pfols loaded by the Geconds in the prefenee Of
each other. They each fired twice In the inter
val between Tie aia and feeoDd Eve, no proportion
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to'"''" Ps'tos ." s"e "PPSf part UfSXlt{ IJ5
pired IN an hour. - -
The behaviour Of the principals on the ororrs -.
perfectly calm and undc~nted; and this unfnr.,.,.
tranfafion was conducted in conformity n H..
rangement which had been previoufly made. and
, the iriSeO rules OF honor
Thus fell, in an unequal conten one of tho he 70
men. BY long ferries Of fyAema.c perfecut;on. h.
was driven to this dreadful FATE Every man Of In.
man'ty mutt regret tina, fueh man fhould die il,
iuch manner. Thus has the public loft an nva.r-.
ne oicer Society one of its brighten ornaments: G.
the Poor their ben friend On Thurfday his remain,
were inferred in the Epfcopal burying ground III!
lodge ct Free Nations. of which he was Matter.
the Light Infantry Company of which he was FRI
Lieutenant; and the mon numerous concou-fe of e.;
t'zens ever known--attendedh his body to the gray.
eager to pay to his memory that tribute which fp,
rior virtues ever command.
He is now removed far beyond the rage of p,r..
and the malace of his enemies Nav his fare J.
to his coun.rynen fdlemn warning. and an ip,nrcc.
live call, to abolfh barbarous practice, which cor.
POUNDS all dninaion between the good and the bad
between the oPfreflor and the opprelIed. As an Off
Ger MIR. Bates had few equals -Scrupulous in,epr;.
ty marked all his actions. To his aged parents h.
was the mott afeefionate and dutifu of Sons. tn b
younger brothers he was as the kinder of parer,s
His charities were unbounied-Tho' nc, o11,,ent L..
appropriated to charitable purpoes more than half rs
ms income. Yet fuch man had ensr,ies-erem,;o,
who had long inceflany endeavored to in;ure his re-
pnsat'on but 1t was too firmly easbliihed on the
balls oil ms virtues.--They took his life