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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
VALUABLE PRoPERTY FOR SALE.

'HIV hOIE NOI I'M IUN 6NIt.
pE!NJ anxious to dileharge an mr. iuR debts. 7
: , will fell i great bargain IN two ncw BRICK IF
EBMEN IS, on the Mar -Ssrert, on Siockoe Hill ;
they are well calculated fnr i'nfes and private families,
and c%onGlered to be as good BANDS for bufnefs as A..
ny in that part Of he city; they viii he fold f~cparate-
ty or toge,her 70 fut purch1f,rs. IF this property Is
no, fJIdby private contract before Tscfdiy, III. t4,h
Kay nf ]cre next, il will, on that day, be fold ~
pu5te auction. Any perfon wilhing to pnrchafs, will
he Ibawn the properly, and may know the terms.
t@hieh will be very accommodating, by application
to fhe iobferiber living adjoiniog the premifes.
WI alio dip9ie OF, By private contract, my half
acre LOTT in the ueighborAooI Of Cen. Mofslev.
IN Which there is a two Gory Brick Houfe ereeted.
- feet long By q feet wide this houfe is not fniG-
&c ~ the inGJe, but can be fniGied to fuit the pureha.
Ger. For terms Apply to
J. E.. WINN.
May so. tdC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06

HE N4yfri6sr baUiag r-hn9ni@.a all IDEA Of
l. renfoUing TO be Hs2ern Countyy, desv5 u
nefeNary TO inforns bis friends, tbat be i7t.ri,
PFa7fag in The courts ofRisbn,9YA county, Egcx,
ahhS ana OYeen, and in the diRri6. Of King and
burg.
JOHN HORACE UPSHAH..
1dprH %. ~
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TO RENT,
TWENTY DOLLBKS RrWAPD-

- AN away from the ubfcriber, a Negro LAD
~ about % years Of age, about S feet ten inches
high, With very thick lips, and very black had on
a checked Virginia cloth fiort coat, and vyaiacoat, his
pan's'oonso Of plain purple, the fame manafaaure.
Any perfon who will deliver ;be fiid lad tn me IN
Powha.an, bail receive the above reward.
ISETAM RATDOLPHf.
~ lis name is AMPEY he is sccgGones 20 her
Zee and fsrving in the houCe.
April IL. If
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TO RENT.

's'hE HOUSE and LOT belonging to MIR.
4 Wm. Daudridge's ~etate, next ABOVE MIR.
"m, frees large building. For terms apply to
April Is. e
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
ME Subicribers have ina received by the nip
Il protecreis from London, a part of their
1pehg Goods' the balance are daily expected by the
Intrepid from Liverpool.
May 8. Inn.
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CHARLES sPENCFP.

Va 4 hereby notify, tia. We bail make application
" FOR a certificate n be- iGred in orr name. Tor
two SHARES in the C1pitel Stock n the Bank Of
Virginia, which were fus(cribet a. Norfolk in the
ra'ne Of Robert Baylor, o,beryight TO which " veaed
IN Us by legal alignment from him. This Application
vii be made IL eonfequeuee Of the original lerip for
tie iaid twoSHhRRS having been Ion.
OLIVEIRA, EERNANDrS e. Co.
Norfolk, May 81, 1906. oav coz.
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May g..
To MT THOMAS BRADSHAW,

TO M THOMAS BRADSHAW,
SIR,
A S You are not an inhabitant Of this Hate. ,,1
b have not any agent therein, known TO me. to
whom a notice can be g;ven,.be pleaGed To take notice
mt or the lat Saturday IN June next, | Glall. at the
dwelling houte Of Nicholas Vaughan, in the COUNTY
Of h'ttoFvay, between the hours Of eight in The NOR
n'iig ard 'evGH in the evening Of the above mentioned
day ;2Ee The depnft;ons of the laid Nicholas Vaughan.
oil jacob oeay, Nathan Fowikes and Peer Knight,
to be read as evidence in 4 fuit depsoi;no in the cannl
ty court Of Prince Edward, wherein YOU. and others
are plaintiffs, and | am defeniaGs.
BENJAMIN BORUAT.
frince-Edward county, April %. en2n.q
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q IL ber0as baVing eL,:u5 agaiaR lie slo,e
\ Of jail" Hoonss. dec'd. Of TIE Ro4Dgqq-
Green. are reQ@eFe2 to make item ky9zya, tb5t
Pro1iGoa 0ay be made far a final 6.fIemcyt.-
-Afd tine brdebie2 MT noke immediate bay-
"'snt 10 3OHN HOO MES, md
.TOHNG. WO0LFOLK,
Executors Of Job7 H9omej, Ase'S.
Jan. os. IF
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IUST PURL[sHFD. n,,l H. -

JOoi PUBLISHED, and Far Val
~ J1ob 5o6sf7, at Bh Bopt-Sio,s, q Ez, d2e,, b.L,7,
be Aarbf-HoG, Ribnoai. Prize one A,Va,.
IACRFD AID PPOFANE HISTORY EPIro.
, MIXED with a continuation of Modern FIiao,
ry tothe prefer, time--to which is added an accom-
OF the Iepdal 5ynen the Crulades. Chivajrv, tbe Re-
formation & Revival Of Learning, together with a
Comprehensive Chronological r Fable
BY BENJAMiN TUCKER, of Philadelphia.
Oar Sir,
accept my thsrss for yonr publication. re-
gret have not yet had trne to read the whole Of il.
as Tar as am capable of Judging, it is well planned
anu happily calculated to open the minds Of voting
people to thoie iubjeas which ~conGitute the nor
ute!ul aud important branches Of human knowledye
! ineerely win !; may be adopted, anJ generally fe1d
10 our fchools.
From yours very respectfully.
BENJAMIN RUSH.
III. Bay. Tucker.
FOR SALE, at TIE above Store, Rn6diman's Ri.
DIMENTS Of the LATis GRAMMAR.
May -. ~
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AND FOR SALE by the sUBscRIBERs:
u n ES'eiiive A!ior,ment of GROCERIES,
mons which are the following articles:
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TO PARENTS. rPrISrnrc g

May s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
NEW BOOKS.

Just received and for Sale, az S. Pleasants prnt-
ing Office andboo tore, near the Bridge,
The Secret History OF the Cabinet OF ST. Cloud !;
in a series of letters from resident III Paris
nobleman in London, written daring the
months of August, September & October, S05.
Reflections on The Rse and Fail of the Ancient
Republics; adapted to tn present STATE of G.
Britain BY Edward w Montague, Jun.
The English Nun; or the Sorrows of Edward
aud Louisa-a novel.
Eessenden's Poems.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
Treasury Department ofthe u :
nited STATES, June 81, 1906. {

nzted STATES, June 81, 1906.
WHEREAS the Commissioners Of the
w Sinking Fund. at meeting held the
18th day of April, 1896. did resolve that the sum
remaining TO complete the expenditure Of the an
nual appropriation of EIG HI MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS. should among other purposes be ap.
Piled TO the reimbursement OF the NAV1" SIX
PER CENT. STOCK, creatsd in pursuance of
an aa of Congress, passed on the 30,h day of
June. 1898. and TO the reimbursement cf the
FIVE AND a HALF PER CENT. STOCK,
created in pursuance Of on act of Congress. passed
ON the Sd day of March, 1795.
This is therefore to give notice. that the prin.
ciDa of the said NiV1' SIX PER CENT.
STOCK, with the interest due thereon, will, on
surrender of the certificates. be paid the LIST day
ofOaober next ensuing the date !lereof, to the
respective stockholders or their lawful represen-
satives or Rttorres duly constituted and authors.
cd, either ~ lhe Treasury or at the Loan Office,
as the case may be, where credits have been CIV.
an tor tas amoent of stock, respectively held by
thern and that the principal of ,he FIVE IND
a HALF PER ,CENI. STOCK, with the inte-
resi- due thereon. viii in like manner. and at the
ssr'e places, be- paid on the Ist Gay January,
1897, tothe respective stockholders, their law
fu'- representatives or ai,ornies duly constituted
and au,harised
II is further made known. for the information
efthe parties concerned. that no transfers of The
"1FI SI4 rex CENT SiCL4, either from
or 10 the books of the Treasury from or to the
books of ! Commissioner of Loans, will be allow
ed after he Lot day of Sansember ensuing, nor of
the FIVE AND 4 RiLF PER CENT. STOCK,
after the Isr da} Of December ensuing And the
interest on al certificates Of said stocks, which
shall not have been surrendered, in pursuance of
thus notification, will cease and determine, on the
day preceding The day hereby fixed for the reim-
bursement thereof
Albert Gallatin,
wt1s'S Secretary of fbe 7Ieas.,y.
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PROPOSALS,
.SoR FURNISHING nv surscaIprIoN,
THE WORKS

BENyAMTN FRANKLIN,

BEN.fdMfN FhdNHLLN,
puILosoPaIcAL, LITERARY, AND POLITICAL
ONE edition has been lately published in I'm.
gland IN three volumes octave; the papers con-
tanned in these volumes will be revised and COM
pared with the papers in the possession of the
editor of the Aurora, which are corrected in the
hand writing of DIR. Franklin; and cousidera
bic addition will b. made ofinteres,ing papers,
which have not appeared in any former edition. a
few manuscripts never before published, and
which are not noticed in the English collection
la,eIy Published.
The pub isber had for ! considerable time past
contemplated This publication. and had collected a
number Of articles which had incidentally fallen
into his hands. AMI other, which BY much indus
try he has been able 10 procure.
The additional papsrs it is presumed will form
two adiitisua, volumes.
The whole will be put 70 press, as soon as the
Diversions Of puriey are cornpleted-And will he
printed on superins paper and in style suita-
bic to tile vsise of The work
The price to subscsibsrs for each volume will
be $50 cents, payable only on delivery.
n prin ed proposal will be cucula.ea without
delay, and subscriptions will b, received at the
Book store of the publisher, Wm Duane, and
by the different booksellers Throughout the u
States. July III
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Gov wrDnrr PEASANTS JUNIOR
fdia adDa"e.l wEDNEs DIT. 5ULr 80, 1906.

TO BE SOLD, at public auction. for cash. In
l. the town of Charlottesville. on ihepremises,
on the 18th day Of September next. by virtue of
deed OF trust to us executed by Bartlett Deadr,a,
tor The purpose of discharsing debt due from
the said Deaduian. to William ID. Hrnt, as spe.
cihed IN said deed of trust. part of LOT, desig-
mated IN the plan of said town by sbe number So,
or so much thereof as will be sufficient to dis-
charge the debt aforesaid, and charges attending
said Sc.
John Kelly,
Nm. w. HeniHg, "'''' .
Charlottesville, July S, 1906. wtds
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FKANKLlN'S' LIFE q WORKS.
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K1URSUAN / to a deed OF trust,

DUkSOAN 10 a deed OF trust,
q bea,ing dIte on the fret Of June, 1905. and
duy recorded in Hcnrico county court, from Ma
thanie Chiiers. late Of the said county, to the
SAB serbeTs, 10 se,u-c the payment Of debt due
frDu sail Ciil.ieIs to Edward Catlin; will be
offered Tor sal. on Tuesday the 26ih day OF next
morih, CAugnH) he following negroes to wit,
Eiiy Phebr, salty. sui and Mavia; also three
gBDS and FURyi7' URB. together with all
the hDusc hold add kitchen FURNIT URE Of
every danomiuaiion, belonging TO the said Chit
dsrs The foregoing property viii be sold at A.
MeaHley's tavern in Shed town. sor ready mo-
nsy, TO satisfy balance Of said debt from said
Chhders 20 sad Ca,lin. and the expenses ct the
ssi isust. ard ihs surplus proceeding from said
sac, 10 b. poid 70 said CbiideTS.
JobN NEW, e
wIHt1AM NETFLEs,
ia'y ADJ, 1CC5. g
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a subpoena was also issued for the seerets.
W of the treasury, bu, it is understood thaS it
was no, served on account Of his absence from
Washington.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24
= = = = n l.sE1ss7s = y
]. FALL and WINTER
/. G. GODS

TINE Subscriber informshis friends
II and the public generally, that be
has received and i now openins i larss
quantity Of !.
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
Consisting Of Cloths, casimeres, Blati-
ksts, coloured and, white Fiannels, De.
'vonshire Kersey, Coating. Hosfsry, &c.
also. I great variety Of Fancy Aftieles,
cslicos o. the most handsome figures,
Chambroy Mullins. Leno Muslin
Wells, Caps and IIandkerchiefs, elegant
Dsmask Silk ShaWis, camePs hair ditto,
kns Lace and Edgings Knuned Fringe,
Grapes, Lntestfings, artificial Flowers,
&c. &c. which he = determined 70 s.Ii
sncommoniy cheap for cal, and requests
that all those who wish 70 get bargains
sNiltbe pleased TO cali on him. He his
on hand Bar Iron, Castings and Steel,
home made Linen and swiIled Dass.
WALTER p. SELbY. II
Shepherd, . Town, 0ctOber 10, 1900.
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%asSS HtVW Wss 10y 1sssse& y 49,
7as JslosUing Is q srpess buf just sit;re
onfhe m6sl,ers and ashions D thsfrs-
sent day. S
Yebellesand ye firts md pertiittet things
j. Who "Trip ID this frolicsome round,
Pray tel me from whence this indecency
! The sexes s onet . son6oand!
what means the cock hat, and the mas
cuiine nh, / = -. III 81
With each motion design'd 10 perplexf
Bright eyes we're intended to lansuish,
And softness Tie test q yodr sen.
The giri whoon beauty depends for sup.
! May call ev'ry arr 70 her aid {: t(port,
! Tie bosom disPlayd, and the Petti-coat
short, : - =. tA b
4 Are samples she gives ofher trade.
but you. On whom fortune indulsently
VI y smiles. - 80.
And whom pride hasp rsserv'd fromthe
snare, Il J, 1 &. 4 g.
should .lily ss.ast y, viii soyns'. md
MOI risS osp,s nd iu.olsn. il.
= The Venus. whose statue deliGhn II
mankind,
it, Shrinks medically back from the view,
And kindly should seem by The artist de-
q sign'd, !
To serve Is ! n1odsifor you. +
Ebsa learn with herbeauties, 70 copy
( her air, +. ! - 8 -E-.5, :; .Ee, J
Nor vcnture TOO much 10 reveal rs
Our hneies win paint what you cover
see, "a with care, ~ = - ! VI : = z. y
And double each charm you conceal
The blashes of msrn, and the miidnsss
2 ~. of May, sfss & y - /
Are charms which mozart can procure
Oh Be but yourselves, and one ho-
mage We pay, y ~ A2-s-,s q 3
And your empire i solid and sure. !
Bu. ifAmazon-li lie you astaet your sas
1s,t @ hnts, H. ssg5 ''{5s ~
And put - IN fear Of our lives, \
Tou may DE- very well Tor Skaters md
.:i> aduts, &! 4 Esst e. - 7 I;
BIT, believe me, you'll lneserbe wives.
15g d ~ =
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6 AuTloN..

yT7HEREAS, Mary, my wife, hath
w left my bed and board, without
any cause, and hath Otherwise behaved
herself ii anindecent and improper man.
ner this b therefore 20 caution the pub
lie from crediting or in any manner deal
ing with her on my account, - ! an de.
termined 10 pay none Of her contracts Il
Ter this date. And every person i fur.
thsr cautioned against harbouring her,
in any manner, u their peril. =
CHRISTOPHER BOWER. s.
September %, 1906. 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24
Sale ofLand.

Tyogbs sold on the s0th day Of Octo-
Der next, Z Tract Of 6rst-rate kmc-
Stone Land, the properly Of Michael
Pults, dec. containing two hundred md
thiry.6ve acres, lying shout three miles
from SmithGeld, Jefferson County, Vir-
ginia. The improvements IRE good
Dwelling House, with convenient Out
houses, and agood Barn also, = nura-
Der Of excellent Fruit. Trees Of various
kinda. The terms Of sale win Be made
known on the day; and good tide
made tothe purchaser. Due attendance
win Be given BY @% G ".
NICHOLAS SeHALL !
HENRY. SYBERT, :
August ~, 1906. II
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Land for fale..

n GREEABI.E to the last win and
n testament cf William Henshaw,
Esq. dec. win be sold Farm, (called
Springfeld) containing about 500 acres
Of valuable lime stone land, late the pro-
perty Of said Henshaw, dec. situate In
Berkeley County, Virginia |; more than
500 of which i cleared and under good
fence, tie residue wen clothed with tim-
Der about "a acres in meadow, which
can Be Watered, and much more can be
made. The Improvements are large
and convenient stone dwelling house ;
stone spring house, with good lime
stone water roaming through it, within
~ feet Of the Kitchen door ; smoke
house barn; stables with other
necessary buildinss for the coaveni-
ence Of farm. About 100 yards across
the creek stands me GRIST and MFR.
CHANT MILL, with TWO pair 81
stones IN her, one pair Of burrs, and two
water wheels !; and near the min ID q
house for the reception Of ! .miIler Al
90, alargs Stone Still House, with tubs,
&c. and constant over head wafer. About
half . mile below II . separate dam,
are Saw and Fulling Mill, With Z loe
dwelling house i and two lime-stons
springs breaking ou. Of the side Of the
dam. These mills are huilt upon that
well known creek, Tor is coiastaney CALI
Cd Mill. Greek, which runs through tke
above ians One fourth OF mils above
the merchant mill IS a double loa house.
kitchen, barn, &c. and q never failing
lims-stols spring within 20 yards Of she
door. Three other log buifdings and d
smith shop, suitabls for tradesmeu.
There are four bearing apple orchards,
containing about 500 trees Of excellent
fruit, aud a sufficient number Of .otRer
kinds Of fruit. Itwillbe sold altogether,
or in two or three tracts, IL. may best
suit The purchaser or purchasers. This
property h sithafed ID Z rich and fertile
settlement, and NOT inferior 10 any IL
The county |; about ~ miles from Win
chester, 10 from Martinsburg, / from
Maj Stephenson's stone tavern, and ls
from Potomac, where the produce may
be carried % marker TO George-,osn, lie
city Of Washington or Alexandria. We
deem ii nnheeessary 70 give = further Dc.
seriptioI OF de property. Any person
wishing % purchase win pleme cali, upon
the subscEibeIs living on he premises,
who win shAw ~ Property and make
Also }er sale ~ he subscribers, three
hundred acfesoi Land, lying inihe coun-
~ Of Monongalia. adjoining hndsof An
theny sen, % Sillwells cTsek, abranch
of the Canawa, - s:s 5sy
/ Also, four hundred acres Of Lind, ~
Ing % Sals Lick Greek b said county.
LEVI HENSHAW and ! 49,.
HIRAM HENSHAW, -
August 20, 1906. fef .re% -
N. 3. a good Fuller h wanted 10
.attend the shove fulling mill Hewillbe
hired Of may have Il updn q moderate
rent. '=S - -. Il sEE25 4 sgsFF "a ss-Es ~
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!: FOR SALE.

"A CONVENIENT Two story Log
IA Dwelling Housey with two Lotso Of
Ground, situate il the north end of
Martin-s,rees, Martinsburg. A. I am
about 70 remove from this country. /
win sell the above properly for conside.
rably less than les yalue--and win Riye
I reasonable credit for the money, or 1
win exchange IL for horses. For terms
apply to Jacob Miller, near Martinsburr.
Isl h :. ADAM SHEETZ.
september -, 1906. ez,.I.. ,,.57,', i
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Fulling&:.Dl:lyin

-THE subscriber has erected new
Fulling Mill on Tuscarora, Ton
the plantation formerly belonging 10 WIN.
Pattefson) about one mile and an half
from Martinsburg, where he intendscar.,
rying on Fniing and Dying IN ali lis va
rious branches. He Aatters himself, that
from his long experience and close atten-
ton to business, to'be able 10 satisfy an
who may please TO favour him with their
z. !. 81. ! AARON HIBBERD.
Berkeley County, the och mo. eth, 1906.
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S1HTHFIELD RACES.

- L.3
TO Be run Cor, over ! handsoaie:
i co1rse near ibis tOwn, On Wednes.
dayithe 1Sshinsk purse 81 INV dollars 7
three miles 81 heat; free ior my horse,
mare or gsIdingi carrying weight agree
able to the rules Of the Iocky Club. n
And on Thursday the sob win Be run
for over the same course, i purse Of
fsveasy,f FIVE dollars j two lailes 20 ! heat,
free as above The winning horse the
preceding day excepted.
Ard % Friday die STA win Be run
for, over the same course, purse Of
ff1een dollars !; one mile 10 / heat = TO
be under the same rnles . above the
winning horss The two preceding days
excepted.
The entrance win b one shilling III
TIE pound Athree horsss 10 start each
11sy6 q. fsle. No booths 70 be erect
spS e ksjr the ground, withous ply.
Ing ave dollars 70 DE purse.
HARMON MsKNfGHT, Azanaesr.
Smilhkeld, Octpber 20, iaos.
a VI IS I = Z y
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Andfor that purpose submits the follow.
ing proposals to the consideration Of al
who feel for the welfare of the present
and Using seneration, whose happiness
these Addresses are 90 admirably calcI-
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10 THE PUBIC.

Tx present Publisher, p . member
ofthatc class Of the cCmnunity, (Which
this highly valuable work h addressed,
recommends il particularly 70 his young
brethren-butevery person who feels for
the good ofhis country, and for the wei
fare Of society, he doubts NOT, win con.
slider It q duty TO patronize q work ofthis
kind. H. HI -. = j, i, s14l,zss5I
y THE dispositions and manners Of
Young Men may be regarded q Of the
greatest Consequence both 70; the present
and future generations An intercourse
with those Of worthy manners and digni-
fed dcportmen,, il evidently, much
more eaicaeious m Ihouldine the raiuds
and directing the actions Of othsrs, than
the highest authority, or ii. wisest ex-
amPle, ofage. How deeply society win
be affected, by the connections which
Young Men shah form, and by tie con.
duct which theyshall hold, ~ DIZZY adj
vance, il il not ilicultto i,nmagins |; nor
can i be necessary to prove, that, ~ ID.
behaviour or individuals in their early
days givesffor the most part turn 70 The
rest, 90 from the character OF our Youtlr
ihgeneral, We may prognosticate favour
ably, or Otherwise, concerning our own
timess and those that shall more inms-
;diately succeed them. d ~ Z. Z /,
1 THf shove work, tho, more partieu-
lairy addressed to, and intended for, the
improvement Of the minds Of Young
Men, incnlcsses principles that would
add dignity 10 ages--and Be- orhaniental
% the nature Of either ser. Topersons
acquainted with the author and his writ.
ings, any recommendation tkat could Be-
would be superhnous but 10
those unaequainted with both, & maybe
ptoperto observe, that the work here Of.
kred, has stood the test Of time and En-.
Pcrience, and has been universally ex.
tolled By the sirtnous of every ssss md
country where 10 han been read.
IN would be valuable present from
i&parehtt 20 q Child, and foi which they
may aspect remuneration in the RATIONAL
improvement made inthe minds &c their
progeny.
To omplete this work, in 4 style thas
ssiR d n JEsfise, win subject The publish-
CT 70 very considerable expense but he
doubts mot but he shall be compensated
for his expense and trouble, - every one
willaekonWledge. thaf the disscmination
cfbooks Of this kind are IN actual ROOD
% die community q large, and Willtkere-
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5yMILL be sold, ON the athird Sstnr-
wv day in October next, on the pre-
smises 10 the the highest bidder, for cash,
. HOUSE md LOT, u Charles Town,
JeAsrsohi Co,inay, containing one eighth
ofan acre, SITUATE on the west side ofthe
run and convenient TO water the said
House and Lot being conveyed TO the
subscriher q trustee, 20 secure debt
due HON James CraMie1 % Ann Frame.
3E THOMAS GRlGGS.
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JOHN ALBURTfs,

Has jfin cenfrmplafiss. snSfeesti,
pofre,ised, ~ pYint a. Elegant edition i
AddrcHes to Young Men,
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D RlEcl1xEN7,A1 ORDERS:

REGZlfEN7.AL ORDERS.
rTHE oficers, Muster Of the 67sh
i Regiment i appoinsedforthe 27th,
2sth md 10Th of O stober NEXT, Il Mar
tinsburg and the Muster ofsaid Rsgi-
ment ID the sob Of said month Il the.
sslne Place. The Majors Of Bassallions
and Commandants Of Companies win IS
sae the NECESSARY orlers for this purpose.
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