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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22
BOSTON,,
July 4.


III ibis foqvn, On Friday Taft, the Republic
can Citizens anembIed at the State-Houfe, a.
greeably to notification, and at half after two
O'Clock, proceeded from the Representatives
room to the place of Entertainment within de-
corated tent erected on Cops Hill.
The Warrington Infantry. commanded by
Captain LoRING, repaired to the lodgings of
the Tuniiian Ambaffador, from whence he and
James Leander Cathcart, efq. were efcorted to
the State-Houfe, accompanied by the Colonel
of the Legionary Brigade, and other Officers of
the Infantry, in their Uniforms. On their arri.
val, they were introduced into the Reprefenta-
tives' Chamber, by the Martial of the day.
The Prefdent received the AmbafIador on his
center of the room for his reception.
The company having made choice of Benja-
min Aufin, efq. for Prefdent Gen. Skinner,
Col. Proctor and Capt. J. Rhoades, Vice-PreG-
dents, the procef1ion moved from the State
Houfe, efcorted by the Fuiiliers, commanded
by Capt. Howe. The order and regularity of
the march was highly pleafing, as curio6ty had
excited great number of the inhabitants to al.
femble in the treets through which they paf1ed,
to fee ftranger whole cuitoms and habits were
70 novel in our country. The Ambahador was
gratihed with the civility and refped paid him,
and exprefied hiswarmef attachment for the
citizens of Bottom.
The day was remarkably favorable for the ac-
commodation of the company within the tent.
The brilliancy of the fcene was eniivened by the
crowds of citizens afIembled on the hill the
profpeef from its heights was magnificent and
hlarity, philanthrophy and fraternity were ex-
prefied in every cointenance, and exhibited in
the conduct of every individual. The Ambaf-
fador retired about half after five O'Clock, at
tended by four fergeants, to his carriage in wait
ing.
A communication was made to the company
from their brethren in Charlcfon, and their
Young Democratic friends afIembled at the
Green Dragon; and appropriate returns were
made to them respectively.
In the evening rockets were exhibited, and
the whole bu6nefs the day clofed with that
difplay of frendihip and mutual cordiality,
which will ever ado to the reputation of Repub-
liCan citizens.
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MARYLAND.
Baltimore, July Is

The governor and council having determined
the office of attorney-general to have been va
Gated by William Pinckney. Efq. on his &C
ceptance ofthe place Of envoy extraordinary to
London, have appointed John Thompfon Ma
ion, Efq. of the diltrit of Columbia, to the
former office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22
I0terei7ing extra8 efa letter, dated Nante
Mar "a, 1906.

negotiations are going on in Paris relative
to the purchafe of the Floridas. Mr.. Skipwith
brought out with him 8 and half millions OF
Guilders, which with feven millions of dollars,
claims on the part of the American merchants
on Spain, will if all confirmed in the purchafe,
be paving dearly enough for three provinces.
The appointment of Gen. Armftrong as
joint miniller, ihews the ftreneth ofparty at
tachment and party fpirit in the American go
vernment, for certainly no miniter was ever
more dilliked by his own countrymen or by
the people ofthe country to which he has been
tent. Nor has any official character ever gone
out who 70 much fought to advance his own fell
hih views, or to crafty private pique. He is a
bitter enemy, and believe friend to no one
but himfelf."-E. PeF.
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NEW-fOEh' July Is.
UNITED STATES 4y. WIN. s. SMITH.

Ut ~ y II Id LJ' W 71s % OIFII II.
Yesterday morning Special CIRCUIT Court of
the U. 5. was opened, for the trial OF Criminal
cafes, and held in and for the Diaria of New
York, by adjournment; Patterfon and Tai
nadge, judges.
Mr.. Sanford, the diaritt attorney, moved
the court to proceed to the trial of the United
States vJ. William s. Smith, for rnisdemeaner.
Sky wiinenes, on the part Of the profecuti-
on, were called over, and generally attended,
Mr.. Golden, on the part Of the defendant, cal
Icd over his witnedes, viz. MefIrs. James Madi-
ION, Il. Gallatin, @. Granger, X. Smith, SarI.
Smith, J. Wagner, w. Thornton, w. Duncan
ION, u. Stevens, s. X. Bradley, S. l.. Mitchell,
O. Clinton, O. Clinton, j.. s. Cfgood, wiafhip,
and Bridskrep.
Mr. Golden moved for an attachment againf
Msilrs. Madifon, X. Smith, Wagner & Thorn
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WASHINGTON CITY,
July Is.

" hoiiiANp YIN VI Is july 10.
The U. S. brig Argus, Captain Hull, arrived
on Sunday in 80 days from Gibraltar-fhe
brings no news of Importance.
Yefterday the Prelident of the u. S. attended
by the heads of departments, vifited the Argus,
which was drel1ed on the location. A falute
was fired on their going on board, and another
on their departure. The fate of this vefIel in
dicated the utmot order and cleanliness, which
is further evinced by her not having fick man
on board, although directly from the Mediter-
ranern.
We undereand that appearances in the Me
rdterranean are perfectly pacific towards the u.
.. wi'u are Invariably treated with refpect on all
public occafions. AS an evidence of this, it is
faid that commodore Rodgers was admitted bv
the Dey of Algiers to his prefence with fword
by his fide, mark of refpett hitherto unpaid to
the representative of any foreigh power.
Nat. Int.
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GEORGIA.

His excellency Governor MILLEDcE is APP
pointed Senator to Congrefs, to fill the vacancy
occaiioned by the death of General Jackfon.
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foreign 5nteIIigenrr.

From a london PAPER reeeived at the office ofibe
Pm6fe Ledger by tbe.Rip Maria, Captain Rozv-
eX
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28
WILMINGTON. (s. c.) Feb. IS.
w11 4rNc7oN AcAlN IN 1syss

On Tuelday lalt this truly unfortunate town wa,
cnce mere vtited by that WORT of all calamities fir.
whieh has laid in ruins its mo valuable and beau,i.
tul parts-about two ocoek in the morning of tina,
day, the bake-houie occupied by John b. Gamaehe
on rho north ide Of Market-Stre.t, immediately on.
polite the printing Office, difcovered to he envs
lnped in nes, and before The alarm became general
and the citizens could adarnble communicated tn an
adjoining two ftory wooden building, which vas "a
far confirmed defy all -xerson to check RI. pro
grefs of the devourig element to rte eiegan, new
brick houfe Of John Lord on the eaR, and DR. NJ
Hills on the wet; from thence it extended north
wardly through that whole fquare, down M,rket.
Street TO the river, up Front-ffreet on both de I,
Pfincefs Street and thence up that Street, ON both
fdestO Secoaiitreet and in this extenve range the
only buildings which efcaped are Mr. John Martin,
corner of Front and Princef Streets fnall wooden
building of Major Walker, corner of Pripe.G and
Second hree;s, two fire proof warehsules back O,
Nfarket-Strees near the wharf, owned BY Meifrs
Richard Bradley and Alexander Hoitler and ware
h''ufe on Prnce!s Street belonging to the eaae q.
Peter M The unfortunate Gtiation or ,he
Court nuic Tn the centre Of the fnall iquare forr
Ell by the interis stion Of Market and FROM.
with sva0isn ro2f, cvaay calculated TO convey me
haTes 20 the four quarters of the town. reouired p
very exeron at that point, prevent the fire from
ero'!i1g M iTtet- Sreet.We rejoice and are graf ef
Tor the Seceis of the exertons by which alone wha,
Remains oil the eewn to the fouthward was cved.
The anseun, OF ofs fulained cannot be computed
at eis thaa one hundred and fifty ,houfand dollars
The ssnaer of Dwelling Houies, Ware Hourss and
Sotes deroyed, sabout TO- and the lofs in goods nc
dodot very great. There upwards of 10 bale
e: cotton, (purchaled on account of houfe in New
York; and number Of other valuable articles, CON
iumed in the new briei. ftore of Vikings, Scott
Co.
The friendly and prompt afiiaance rendered al
this diitre!ing time by the ftrangers, Captains
verls and their crews, viii be remembered by the ci
ftzens OF Wilmington, with gratitude.
While the editor bewails this fad ca,,nronh. 49,,
iameh,s its consequences TO many of hi. f.lIow.e
zens ne has eae to teocc and be thankful. tina, h,
no- among the number of unfortunate fuff.rer, b
only injury he iutained was the derangemen, of hi
printing apparatus in the hurry Of moving, which will
Receiarily preclude the publication Of the WHINING
con Gazette nszt week.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28
WARN SPRINGS,
IN fAk coONrr OF BArA, YiReiRil.


IT AVINC fatra a !eojf on hc TpARhT SPRINGS
4 4 for 10 ysarS, f,on he ~ HS,H, 1905 4ve
zOG 70 oqnainf Dt pDbie, bd Of g,eat txeenre and
nae6 La6og,, zoe haze iProvei aeeos1Dodfr grsfce-
", $50 feenI, boeag ryot7cd 5 ne4v bogSs, esqong
bcm is range or rdmed FABLE, $40 fact b1g fegetbr,
rUI oGe, Grbi ,os,zy taogb 10 5oidqbopf loo Io,s,
ao 10 ne7O bots 81 BY II rf, brill eoaoenirnt lie
B'f6, viii Foae chimney, and faj8ed Of neatly a
large aattommsdyoat f,eg rom of he iad;cs, a,sie-
ed 1ob @8i'rni hndt IF isF,hmontl IF ngfe, and fspt
10, Bdi4nyfsS only. II Ht70 Bai5 4OiHte made 6Hi4d
yom brfr9s7f ons, iatasdj, qrb fejSa, az my ret
ebgtSio mis- zpif5 BrGroag asd6eehby
NE haze aJo atss leaf on tie SAFER ssrissJ In tie
e'nniy Of Monroe, dfaaf so sles fren,be Bd,m, Tor
yssr' ant mating fGe sDlgi,y pycfarafient fer
tie accommodation efbe clifton TIE E,i9ef attention
vW be fadfO faien, NJ zee EnszO Erooa many
J'0rS 'sf'cierrs, af 7Oiben but fear egoNr,f can !,
sprtTeG
10 7cJ oppet utilization ft1f zpr baoe h on, so.o-
r 10 G0@,sBe public hat Br A6treaf bs,c, ef sAfer-
ai'"scf on he ,oad leading 10 ne Spring. kave If Lk
br,n 1nb afcASd 10 by Be byeeriefosf, mn IF 4pJieb
(aboVs bs ,iSeeJ he Esisyseys Bavs Sied, md bsSe
foVud tJai aPbcararfJ fsIeafs that In future tyd-
vsis,5 7VHbe 7psh eeesnasisfrd. ne zi9 10 eaye5af
Bioet gb, for one HsI rontf sOtH eeeoeanrca6sA a
eel,eyoD5 price 7oHl b. eivSs.
HHo 7oaafsdfo rsbioy &Stss eldyiy zc6,7dn 10 M
atrats ne ,eaaagewoaf Of fast Sf b6gsIcesr, tbs,
OF TIE Ham o. Syref SbriAgf ohs issiised 10 be- iq4gE
trim, and qnaifd 70 AJebasgr FEB dDfs, will Md
'0fb Gbr,oi eVeosragemtsf, on oetis0fiss 10 st.
POBEPT' 50 0EbRCR TURNER.
JdsasyJ q. SeBa1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28
NETWORK, Feb. 1s,

From albany to the Editor, dated FEB. ls.
his day the cafe of Arnold was under the
confederation OF the committee of the whole.
The queition before the committee was on the.
refolution directing bill for his exec n,ion.-
MIR. R'ker opened the debate In a fpeech OF
great length and learning in favour.of the refo-
luton, which was carried SIS to s.. | enclofc.
you the yeas and nays.
"The minority acknowledged that Arnold
was guilty of murder, bat advocated imprilon-
ment for life in the State Prifon.
Mr.. Shepherd, Jndge Coe, and Mr.. Riker,
were appointed committee to bring in bin
hxing day for his exec ution.. The Senate ad.
journed to bear the debate" Am. Citizen.
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@be Gnquirer.
RICHMOND, estb FEBRUARY.
GENERAL MIRANDA.

In giving the following communication Ia
the world, we do it with that caution which
the fuhjett of it is calculated to inipire. Tha,
tuhjed is without doubt uncommonly intereft-
ing. The failing of the Leander and her con
forts from New York, the manner in which they
were equipped, and the fnfpicions which were
attached to them while they were in port,
were evidently calculated to raife every thing
about them, more Especially the point of def.
tination and the end of 70 iinsular an equip
n,ent, into objects of uncommon curiofity.
Party ipirit too fepped in to aid the natural
impulte of the location. The federafts did
not fail to feize upon the myfterious cover in
which the plan was developed, and to create
the mott extraordinary charges apainff the adj
minittration. The prejea of gen. Miranda.
according to their representation, was either
Directly promoted or indirectly connived at.
he federalifts therefore enquired, to collect
the materials tor an attack the republicans,
10 defend the administration. Under fuch cir.
cnm'tances, the expedition of gen. Miranda
has become an object of comfortable intereR.
Fables have been formed; conieetures have
heen Offered; a'mof every one has been anxi
Gus to explain, but none has yet po(itively nc.
csrtaIned, the objects of this mysterious enter
prize. The field of conjecture is vet open to
the imagination & the race of monftrous abfur-
dities Is not Yet ended. We ,f,alI not
therefore prefume to vouch for the verac;,y of
Jingle fact contained in the following com.
mnn,cation. The author indeed profelTcs to he
conhdent in the truth Of his theory. He
Is an acquaintance of Miranda conyerfant
with his plans, and convinced of their reali-
ty. But this is an affair between gen. Mi
randa and Timely: Far be it from our win
to make it fn6jett of contention between uJ
and the public. We give it to them as II is pi-
ven to us. We are the organs but not authors
OF the communication. 1t is mt to the prefs
under the perfuaion, that if it will not enliybt-
en- by its accuracy, it may amufe BY the novel
" ofthe fable: and that whether it contains
notions or facts, it may ferve to invite the atteu
the plot
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A FEW STRUCTURES.

The preceding communication is without
doubt extremely complimentary 10 the defgn
and character Of Gen. Miranda. But it is in.
cumbent upon US to remark, that there are o.
Their representations of very different nature
ventured to fiIggeR that the Object Of Gen. Mi.
raada is not TO brrate his country; bur 70
commit predatory cxcurfon upon the coats
" s. America, to tack The wealthy city oI
Buenos Ayres, or to Ieize upon the trrafury Of
Peru; while others have difpstched him on a
cemmetcial fpeculaiion, neither 70 honorable
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28

CHARLESTON, Feb. II.

Capt. Cook left MarGeiies on the elf Decem-
Der. Arepott efthe battle between the French
AID Auitro Ruliian armies had JUN reached
that p'ace-.it was ftyled the "6attie of ibe
tire <1prror5,"' and the French were reported
IN ''ave enjoyed the advantage.-It was itatea
That 10000 Engilh and Ruiiian troops had been
landtd IN NaPIes.-Capt. G. was boarded in
the Mediterranean By an Engli!h fqnadron, who
i"'ormcd, that the American frisate Elk, in
entering the Bay of AIgeziras, had been fired
spon by the SpaniiI, batteries. Markets were
dull at MarfeiIIes, for colonial produce, in
co"feqa=nee Of an expectation of peace.
Conricr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28

The lap arrivals from Europe brought jun as much
intelligence as was fuiheient to excite without being
able to fatiate, the public curof,y. They left Eu-
rope the very critical moment which was about 10
decide not only the fate ofthe canpaign bur probably
the wholeof epreent war not only the fate the ar
miesiu Wifehau, but perhaps Of Empires; not snly he
deftny Of Europe, but mon important reIa,i.
ons withthst continent The lael Eng accounts bring
down the chain OF events only 70 the oh Of Dee How
many important events may therefore have tranfpr-
ed fnee that period How many to change the face
Of civilized Europe how many to afFe9 the policy
Of our own goyerumeptl Bot bee aufe our govern
ment has truiied to the uncertain failing Of merchant
veilels the events of the lar Of December,
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p PRINTING
Is executed with Neatnefs aud Accuracy, in all III
branches, 1t the MINERvA OFFICE, oppofte
the Bell Tavern.

tile Bell Tavern.
g GRANTLAND offers his acknowledgements
- for the 'beral encouragement he has lately re.
srysd, aid respectfully acqnaints the public that he
has prcrred leyera Gzes of clegan; Large Type for
FiANDB1LI.s, which will enable him 70 prin, them
IN the ben rriauuer.
CIRCULAR LETTERS. CARDS, and all kinds
OF job work, performed a, lhort notice
BOOKS and PAMPHLETS can be printed a. er
Peditouly NJ this Office as any where in the Gate +:
three Competitors AMI two good Prefsnen being in
conftsnt readines any gentleman in the country.
who purpofes FULFILLING Book or Pamphlet, may
be informed of the con by writing to S. Grantland
through the mail cottage paid, mentioning the ze
VI the work and the number of copies required
BLANK BONDS, 1nd~1tures Of Apprert eefhip.
Couaables' Warrants, &c. are kept for fale. ge-
Hsrai aflortmen Of Blanks will be fbortIy printed.
TEE. VIRGINIA ALMANAC for 1906, is iua
re-publilhed. The readers of Anauacs are inform
ell that particular attention will be paid to the Alma
nicfor 1907 which will be publiihed at the Minerva
Office iii Anguh next.--Country merchants & Others
who purchafe BY the groee dozen will be furnil-
Cd at the Lowell prices.
February 2Sth, 1906.
y. B. All Apprentice will be taken on favorable
terms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28

-ssfro7 ia letter from a gseflr,nnn at I0neaesr
to bis friend in this city, dated Fta. II, 1896.
80 circunttance of fone importance has
taken place to-day. Mr. Dickfon, Editor Of the
LANCASTER INrELLioENcER, in his laf pa
Fer, ita,ed that the governor and his fecrstares,
had been endeavorns to corrupt Mr.. Wer,z,
fenator, with the prornife of the offices Of
Bedford coanty. a bill was found by the grand
jury, who were then fitting, againe him for
libel. On Saturday morning the trial came
on and continued uati Sunday evening, when
fheiury went out and did not agree until near
IL O'Clock this morning. verdict was
guilty, and the fentence of the court tbree
months imprisonment and foe hundred dollars
fine. He was fent Immediately to JAIL The
grand jury were unanimous although they were
about divided in politics. The petit jury were
ALTO about equally divided In political fenti-
ments." PoaJoH's paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28

The Legislature of the Rate Of New-Jersey have
been principally occupied lately with TI,npite..
There are before them hills for turnpiking roads
from Trenton to SnfIex; from Ne,va-is to promp-
ton; from Newark to Springfield from Newark to
Morrilown; from Newark to Noun, pleafant |;
tton, Brunfw:ca to Eaton from Brunfwiek 10 New
ark from IIoboken to powles Hook turnpike from,
Sparta to Culvers Gap; from Patterlou to Ham
burg; from Morraown to Eaton; from Andover
to the Water Cap; and perhaps ?;hers not recoea-
ca. rs.
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NETWORK, February 20.

faie.
GENERAL BAILEY and Col. WILLIAM S.
smith, officiated as PreGden,s, and
JOHN L. BIZ DOME, and Dr.. PETER IRvlsc.
as Vice-Preiide,ts.
Sixty-hve gentlemen were prefent. The III
mott harmony and cordiality were evinced on
this location; late animofities dif:arded, and
former friendships renewed-The following
ToAsTs were drank, INTERPRETED with conyi
vial and patriotic fongs.
l. THOMAS JEFFERSON, Prefident of the
United States---The Patriot and Statefman
whole Administration juitly entities him TO the
appanfr of his Fellow Citizens.
9. GEORGE CLINTON, the venerable and p1.
triotic Vice-Preident Of the United States
May the evening of his life be as happy as its
meridian has been honorable to himfelf and fer
vicesble to his country.
8. AARON BURR, late Vice-Prefident of the
U. States-dignfied in the chair prompt in
the cabinet (; gallant in the feld-May his
country duly appreciate his talents and his fer
vices. t'l.t
4. May the fpirit of Cancellation, 70 happily
unaffected on this location, continue to pro-
grefs until the recollection Of the late mifunder.
handing in the republican family iila bc for e.
YER obliterated.
s. De Witt CLtSroN--A firm and virtu-
Gus republican.
G. May every honeft man he viewed as bro
Their, and every brother republican.
Z. union in principle, and union of honeR
men.
8. JoBS BsooME, Lieutenant Governor of
the itate--Eitimable in his private, upright in
hispa5lic Character. May the Rate long enjoy
his fervices
9. Cot. JoHs SwASTwouT.
10. The return of the fpring and the breaking
of the ice, when the treams of republican en-
ergy will unite and flow in one vaft torrent, too
powerful to be refifted, too pure to be polluted.
IL. Peace on earth and good wis to all man.
kind.
IL. Tbe reprejeafaiioa Of i5J city in tbe RAE
LegJgofMr. They have the confidence oftheir
fellow citizens.
Is. T6s old JaidierJ Of tbe Hnerieaa rtVollfi.
onary army.
ID. Tire Liberty Of k5s Pre)J-.Unc ontrolI-
ed amid the threats Of opprefiye projections
Is. ALBERT GALLATfs--t able financier
10. Ma the Harmony and cordially ofthi''
evening be d'fieninate3 acong the rep ubiican.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28

'iiE fubfcriberofers for fae, the fqu,re Of LOTS
near that Of Mr.. Robert Gordon and Robert
Johniton. IL IS under good encIolurc and the f.
'9atod fer building nor furPsGsd by any Lots IN
Ira, pare OF the city.
GEORGE GREENHcW.
February g. (ep 3wj
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a ConHsat fuppIy Of freih ground CORN MEAL
I and H0MoNY, will he keptfor fale at the
Columbian Mills.
CALICO, RICHARD u Co.
fe5roary %. Q4w 5,,.)
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, nAcEMsER IS 1906

a .
TO Be fold TO tie b;yi.f iir on 5e pre,-jfs en- Tltf
"lr TIC 'oD Of february INST, eg-eca6iy 10 tie xii
efi-sas sLa.ks!/s,d, 5SeI.
>HREE huuttet, and r=verty acre. OF LAND
= lying in Tie upper rart of Mathews County
pieaiIntiy iit,ated the Pienkatart River commana
ing an estenfve view of the Cheaapesk, and afford
ing The hnsit Fiji and Oyfters IN abundance The
Land is OF good quality, lies level, j, we'll wa.-r.
and the form aimoit regular fquaIe, two fdes OF
which are bounded by the river and a pavigabl-
CreeS, 10 thu, one half Of the Lind may he faid to
DC ene!oed by water. The improvements are conn.,
modious Dwelling -Houfe two iiory hich, Kitchen.
Smoke-Houle, overfeer. Houfr, Barn, &c. very
han.iion'e Young Apple Orchard OF about four hun
dred trees Of well ieleGed fruit,
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchs.
Ter on giving bond with approved fecury 20 carry
intereit from the date which Niai be RENTED on
punt'uaI payment.
Wa. CIIhNBERLhYNE, Exr'r.
Il. g. Any perion wi1,ius to view the above. vii,
Apply to Mr. Spark, re!id;ng the Land.
oee' ~ law1w.
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JAMES WORRALL,

~ as lately receiyeda general and carefully az
a. iorted flook of Drugs, Medicines, pais,s Pa
tent Medicines, exc. &C. which he offers for fsle at
the iiri corner fore, above the Eagle Tavern lately
occupied by MeGrs. Picket, Pollard and Io'inrou.
Hsar:ie!es have been felcesed of the Ara quality,
and will be put up with the greatel care and esaa-
nefs. on the lowell poiiblc terms. The whc!c of his
compound medicines, have been made by hmfelf, with
the n,oa icruPuous attention, to the directions OF the
different Pharmaeopoias.
-Phyiicians favourins hin, with their precriptiozs,
and country Merchants with their orders, may de-
pend on their being executed punctualy and with
dhpatch.
N. u. He has lately received from DR.. Solomon
agenf, at New fret fspply of tbofe invalua-
bic medicines, the Da'ia Of Gead and Anti Impete-
gines
November %. osw,f.