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NORFOLK, June s.

NORFOLK, June 8.
-, Rr;,nh brig Brothers, Johnfion, A.
Aifl'e',w birehaysn. In long. 81, ipoke thp
y, '. ',v Richardfon. from this pofs' bouad TO
',an,b OUT II days. CO o.,
a Ssa ,c,l.donlan, Dickfon, 81 days from Bel
sn II. brig Martha Bland fs'lsd the ~ lame q:
R pa f,on Liverpool, for City Polnt--Lsit at
by nvI the brig Whssler, Bsesoas to iAil IN
's IiS, iOr shi. port. In the sCaiedoa'an cams
?, s ia Alliance, Rock, 4s hours from New
s y. barqce Petersburg, Laws, arrived at
], = ,ft.r a pad,ge OF 80 days, and sailed the
- & Aoril Tor Liverpool.
- E,.och t.lucca from Barsacoa, lately fell In
800 armed American ichooners, one Of them
'u ~. "a 70 DO me Etiipie OF Baltimore from ST.
y opp s;oso bOuad home; the felncca engaged the
.DS and alter having her captain wounded,
su'. nan, 40 Of Der men killed, truck to them
~. =. Americans did not with TO rake poicl-
~ !, ~, lhs was Left 9 to manage her cHn
aS.;,. n her own way" ami had got into Barra.
=. . n , very cripplea condition.
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From Ar,rstrong's STITCHES.
or LUCY.


That sensible, or at least that plausible,
old SAYING 9uisqalis sue .f0rtune fa6er est,
which in plain English means that every
man is tie carpenter sr b,ic51aysr ef his
0s0n f0ytiine, is not to be admitted without
grea, many exceptions /; for luck, good
or bad, VIII every ow and then be med.
ding, in what regards, the prosperity of
such reptiles, sach pile rOornas, as some
humble philosophers are pleased TO reckon
the race of human kind. 81.
Portland favet fortibus fortune faOors
the 6raye. says another. A third says,
Fortuna facet fatius; fortune tagors falls.
This last observation seems TO have more
examples in its favor than both the other
TWO. For fools and weak people, they say,
- - .. Il.
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N o 7 &c E.

THE partnerE1ip OF l5lr*0nd<, Smith & Sons
/ is This day dlG !sed ty mutual eonfen'.--
All perfons having accol'nts or claims, are re.
qnea-d to bring them in Eos fettlement; and
,hoie indebted, 80 pay immediately unto Altsan,
de, Smith, ~ho is apy Authorized to .lettle ak
tranfaaions relative TO the laid partnerfhip.
Alexander Snith,
;. James Smith.
June ii. trs) dim,
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Lam5lrt's ealealatiexs fer jfuliag a f,f Meredi-
an far The United Stafes.

Lamb<y,'s ealexlatisxs fer fadiag a yfJf Mfredi-
an fer The United States.
Several gentlemen OF astronomical fcience en-
gagged sh..nlelvss in making ooferyaticns at
Warrington City on an occultafion of one OF the
Pleiades, I'll. bIightea itar in that conRclIation
by che Moon. The appearances were noted on
the evening OF October zoth, 1904, by Abra-
ham Bradley. esq. assiftans poa mater general !;
Mr.. Seth Pease, clerk in the general pot .ofice,
and the Rev. David Wiley, principal of an aca-
DENY in Georgetown. Upon the data found by
thefe oblervess, Mr.. William Lambert has entered
into ferie, Oh eaieaiaams f0y sMeytaiaixg there.
f,om The LATITUDE nortb q the Eqaator and ne
loag;trde 4usR Of Gr<exqoieb otstrratoy IN Eng.
lskd, Of The Capital as WIa@ixgfDa. Thele wcis
publilhed at Wilmington ny MIR. Way, near the
lcltel part Of 3so5, in about 50 pages 4to. MIR.
Lambert enumegates the various modes ct finding
the longitude of places on the carth's lurface, by
obfervilg the times Of the eclpies OF Japiter's
satellites; by taking the aiaanee between the
fun and the moon or between the moon & Fixed
isar; by means Of k5las ceiiplc and by the
occullatian OF known liked 4tsr 6y the h,ooa.
He gives a preference to ,hc re.uh obtained by
the two latter Of these methods no, it.t ahding
the rcdiousncis of calculating the parallaxrs IN
latisude ard longitude, and the errors which may
ariie from ,hc II. of girat nsmbes OF hgures in
the computation.
The loagitudc of ,het capitol, inten;ed as
fra meridian For the Uo.ted S,Ars, is Found by
MIR. L. TO De hou.s, 7 minuses, and 33 f.
conds 10 time, or 70, s. 4, 81 dH.ance well
A. s trh rad
coIdisg to o;iefvations by the psrallaxes. The
longitude By thc mean of other calculation, he
finds i, to be 76 1855 w. equal to 5h. I'm
GO. 2,. dec. il, TING. But on the former he
mas th. moR reliance, und conGdsrs it near ap-
Proclamation TO the truth. /.
This n,odsR and msritcrious astronomer in.
vi,es other gentlemen of fcisnce to Co operate
with HIM in this work, and aaia in 6xing q fra
meridian for the nation on iufc principles. And
in order TO aid the licences of geography and ns.
vigarion by ccleaial obfervatialts, he announces
70 our astronomers the eclpfc of the tuc, which
will happen on rhe 10th of June, 1906. This
will be total in thofe parts of the New England
Rates. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c. as
are Giua;ed between lar. al, IS, and AZ, S.,
N and ceatral at or near the city of Huaton.-
Ii is to be hoped fuch an excellent opportunity
will be improved to the ustcrmo& by all thcfe
wko have the means Of making obtervasiops--
The protector, in colleges and unIvetftifs, and
gentlemen of icicncc ani fortune, may taiay
make arrangements Tor thc event, on being III
iosmed 70 long beforehand of the lime and places
Tor obiefying il 10 the bef advantage.
N. 4. I'm. Cit5eta,
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FOR SALE,

By the fubfcribers about 1900 feet
of MAKoeAsi, ofthe aiR quality OF st: D min
90 Wood, capable o. Being cut into hand rails,
or cabine, Work, alto socus 1900 feet in plank,
and about 20 logs of Satin Wood.
The lubtcriber hss ALTO on bands II bangjame
an rt.xeat sJcABfN.T T. WORK, OF che hrR quality
and fupcrior workmanship, e.rJyaisg af Side"
boards, BedResds and Potts, Tables Chairi,.
Water aan1s, &c. &c.--- AL OF Which Will be
fold On the mcG ,cafcnable terms for calh.
Re expects TO receive a regular ioPply OF A
HOGANY, ard will always. have The different
articles Of Cabiuet Work ready on demand, ar his
lhop, near tie CvGee Houie, Royal itrset.
Benjamin Aaaaion.
Iore n. aaw3wt
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. "a, considerable debate on these
There ., -" They were advocated by
fvsral Gore. OTIS, 1itcomb, Phillips 'ot
ll:ssIs. .Ssm aud Bliss opposed by Mers'
~. Hill and Ulmer.
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Two Cents Reward.

. AN AWAY. from the abfcriber, isaatixs
IL Mil, s5out twenty years of age, an ap.
prentice to the tanning and cur'yisg boiinefs.--
No charges will be paid if brought home,
Ezra Kinfey, g Co:
iurc II! ,,.- =, r-r~ Ct
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alexandria Daap aOnsrsfSer.
THURSDAY, JuNE IL.

y,n,a Of letter from commercial hoais IN
loodoo. 70 their correspondents in Chzrle.toD,
dated April Il.
q Ia confsqu,nce of war bsvwcen this country
MI. p,uais, and the blockade Of Hamburgh,
.B,u.n, &c. by our fhips Of war, the markets in
poI,ud tor colonial produce, may bslexPected 10
advance considerable, as the chief lupplies for the
,O,A q Europe, Germany, &c. mutt now be
dciy,iroB Holland, the ports Of which country
rowrva.ut have leen the propriesy Of aos inclua-
ipg in ii. general blockade. On the other hand.
,bs bottle conduit Of Prnfia towards this country,
,nd her having commenced hoatIi againf
Sweden, presents again the proipsct of general
continental war, and has had moa ieycre effect
vpon our cotton mstket.''
The democrats care rics araw for commerce,
unkls it furniihes fon1e food Tor party Glamour.
They knew I'll: French Rochefoft fqaadron, on a
ate cruize, took and burnt from len TO eighteen
a.utral vessels, several OF which were American !;
YET. tbefe bawiefs have made no complaints on
he iubjea,; not lifp. Wish them, wha.ever
SOss aad Mr. Iefsrlon docs. i, aIzvays ris5ts
fBefos Csxtfae3.
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are generally remarkable for good lucks
But though fortune intcrferes ever SO evi.
! DENLY in their favor, few of them have the
! generosity or gratitude to own il; ascribing
! Or what ought rather 10 be called npuliug;
!: their succesa entirely 10 their own superior
! merit.
+! OF BLAspnsMY.
! There is a ist OF vain cgAzy mottals, was 60
Ing to Gay half itted fellows, bu, that wouid be
| too greas compliment: fools, thar a,tnps 10
lhipc b talking b'aiphemy Coed Gcd il
muses. in that aiIe. s the thunder at iestt
as little as any of ,ho!s ndesepr r.probales; UT
cannot be 70 fup:dly urga,etnl as to lnfult
The adorable aatbor Of, ny teltg ard al tic plea:
lures 81 ny lite. 1nsir fureiy needs ve'y Et'ie
Wit to riditule The ideal GOD OF ID: vulgar; who
conceive Tic Huienloas C.safcr Ct ,ls nbive,ie;
tie Almighty Spirit, "to h2s fro4lecd every
;hlng that IS good, sies', ato tssnh,nl; g be
q sefy, ii natii.ed old iar, with lsrg ttzfd.
k'se, all, 20 gsye tie dcvii his due; kfsve,,
who is always a, bottom a foo, as indeed Eolt
OF Us aIe. is OF Ill sninsIo Is. iraA objectionable
Tor complaining Of his Maker.
-.-4s,-
OF auLeAR ERRORS.
E0en efJ5o4s ayrafa. Is TINS juR reprosch
Pray what ano1sl is 10 trauhleloasc or da getous
as a toet, wte:tss he Is your enemy or yorr
friend.
Why are mcgna.niimir ara m.rte1ssfi; uh and
4pydom, fuFptjed tnch extraordinary conbina-
sIons? Good iens: is futsly the fo!ia foundation
Of true Wit B The ,faslt rnasaamity is above alb
The tittt. sutbu'ence OF p4fl !: watch IS fsme-
times -Ataed 10 oifgbiie i.as.
Absd heal hear, i. BY 'ou. people fuppqhd almea
in!epalsble tran an Idle feat. II is q,.ite The
contrary: FOX where tae heart is fa'fe the heads
never found. "A fool may be honelt; but the
mott piauGb!e lnape never yet poGsGed a found
understanding. IL word, ihe less mora! man
is the nearer lie approaches 70 an ais.
De ciylLITK.
a few days ago, upon accidentally orerirg an
old book, iound III. :oIlcwing rsfetiioa
Inc.viiiy is not vice Ct the foul, bot the ef.
feet Of many vices; OF sidiculops vanity, OF ig3-
norance, idisnefs, Rnp,d,,y, gidd,nels, contempt
Of Others, Of j. ns5ulr5 ana iea,culy."
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BOI7LIlNG CELLAR.
DAVID P. DEVICES,

DAVID P. DEVICES,
Has -fty Jalc, at bis noTTLiSo CELLAR, Of
Prince Fyeet,
Hare'S philadelphia Porter, * Ale,
in bottles, of superior quality. He has h,tsd
Up room in the cellar for the accommodation Of
such as may favor him with their cuftom ard
will be happy 10 serve them.
JOINS IL. d."
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Cath, and the highef price given.
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
! the Printer Of this paper.
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observation-disclosures says, men
have very Justly reckoned those prodiglous
masses of earth and stone among the won
ders Of the world; nevertheless, their use
appears to US very trivial, or is unknown.
The Egyptians seem TO have been more de.
sirous of erecting wonders than of conmu.
nicating Instruction. It is, however, scarce
probable, that these enormous pyramids
were solely Intended to eoclose dead DO.
dy; they contain, perhaps the most extra
ordinary monuments Of the history and sci.
ences of Egypt. About nine hundred
years ago, curioiis CaliPh, ii is said, after
much labor, at las. discovered small pas
sage leading to Hall in which is stiH 20 be
seen marble chest, or kind Of cofin. But
how small part doth this occupy in such
an edifce? Is it not highly probable that It
contains taany other things?
The use Of gun. powder renders the blow.
ing UP of one of The pyramids matter CT
no difficulty at present; and the Grand
Seisnor would readily give that permission
to a ting of France, who should express
The smallest curiosity to have it done. !
should however have been much better
pleased had the kings of Egypt employed
the millions of men, who reared those Ply.
ratiy,;ds il, the AR, in digging c?tiiss IN the
earth, of depth ans~rrable TO The marvel.
lons @e find ia The works Of those princes.
We know nothing of the Interior OF the
the earth. Our deepest mines scarce pc,
u IL H. a
Kernel 1t is probable we should aod matter
very different from that which we know Z
meet with some extraordinary pbeaomtna'
That force, abou. which there has been SO
many disputes, and which, suPposlng !"
lodged in all BODIES serve so well to ex
plain natlre, is only known by expert
snent made on the surface of the earth /; Il
were much TO be wished hatits phenomena
could be examined in such deep cavities.
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before our readers the whole of the article
on this subject, We shall at present forbear
! making any extracts from it.
The pamphlet next treats Of the right
assumed BY the British Of searching all a.
merican vessels at sea, aud impresslDg the
British seamen found in them. This righ,
he contends, docs NOT belong to, nor can
!, il with justice be exercised by the nation.
g Do We mean then" exctaims he, 60 de-
ny our sailors alone, of all classes of the
people right to leave the country, and
seek employment in the territories Of
friendly poweis?
Ii is hurtful TO the commerce of the coun.
try; tha, AFRICANS should 60 to America and
Russia, and we have various laws on our
statue book, the fruits of mistaken peli.
cy, framed with view of preventing such
an emigration. Blu. no enc eau propose,
at the present day, to extend such prohibit
lions, and still less was it ever In coniem-
plation, to reclaim the artisans " 40 had
actually gone away and settled in foreign
countries. a sailor working 10 an AmerI.
can ship, is only in the predicament of
farmer cultivatlng an American plantation;
and the search OF the ship for the purpose
OF seiziog the sailor, would be 40 ACT Of as
violent aggression, as the search of the
connuy for the seizure Of the farmer. The
only difference between the cases is, that
we habps1 to haze the bouver in tie farmer,
and not in the latter" On this subject We
shall hereafter give this article also a! full
length.
The general contents Of this pamphlet
cannot fail Of interesting the American rea.
der. From the drift OF its reasoning, We
are led to maketh sirgle, but to US I'M
poftaut inference, that icing ,Ae production
Of pen evidently j. the service OF the pre-
sent English cabinet, the public will be en-.
abled, by perusal of It's contents, tojudge
sf the views and disposition Of that minis.
try towards this country and We are happy
to say, from hasty glance at It's pages,
thai il breathes 90 sentiments towards us
bu. those of Cancellation and perfect good
will.
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attachment, would give to his majesty a
source for recruiting his armies, unequal
led on the same number of acres, in the
domin,ons OF any prince in Europe"
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never witnefed, any proceeding like this in
any court ofjuftice that they deemed it high
~ improper and highly calculated to operate
untavorably on the minds of the jury.
have thought it my duty, to give this Fate
ment of a late trial i'm the diitriet court of
becaufe 1 was dinatisfied with the pro.
ceedngs of the court and becaufe mauy Other
agreed with me in opinion. hope my impref.
mons 1t they are erroneous will be corrected
IT dm convinced that any opinion of mine is an
incorrect one, will mot checrfuliy relinouiih
It. In iuch cafe as this it will give me the
utmot pieaire, to do 70. l coulG not, howe
yer, reconcile it TO my feelings or convictions to
he hlent when ] thought the mott valuable of
our infitutions---a pure and impartial trial bv
Jury was violated. l conceive that the princi-
pie on which the court acted leads TO the abufe,
nay, to the total dearu6tiou OF this mode of
trial. IT ajudge can carefully recommend it to
4 jury to favonr 4 criminal offender---why can
they not recommend them to find him guilty
ihou'd this principle be pulled to any extent,
the JultIce OF our country, and the individual
liberties of our citizens will be iacrafced On the
affairs OF our courts. / have always valued the
trial by jury as the palladium of our freedom,
and may the hand, which dares offer violence
to tins facred inheritance which we enjoy from
our anceitors, he paGed in the attempt. Nav
this iafeguard againit judicial tyranny be per-
petuated amongf us---Should it ever fall to the
ground, ihoud it ever BE- trodden under the
feet of arbitrary power, then may we bid ss
farewell long farewell to all our" happinefs.
A SPECTATOR.
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CFINA AND GLASS

iE J,Elje'l5tT 5a' LATELY rereiUed from Phi
1Ig,aciPbia' r baglloms alorfmeaf ofCbina
"1 1! GTqi'' Ci9 JM fttS If di7iag ebiga, AMI
f'i0a gIaSfd LfUe'PCoi qVare eom6Ieaf and Bra
~e1/etf' tee chino, ecH ago,ied, an,oagR qpB;Cb
G re Jo'ne so1eo@l1only baadfoHs china boqDir.
80 90 -l4gIgI and German gDg6, em and blai0.
; liz y ?ll1Hf IGlset5 RaHdJ, Ggar d6e5,
7V'HeF' fL1'6lers, sobbiet5 and eo1s, raI onx
PI@D'' an6a ba1ajoas g0orfmeuf of e5iU1 ar
1"17f"fi' NE a1o keeps, as aiilaI, n gea,r n az
J0r!1's"f 81 Livsrbool SVare and gSoeer;e,. NJ
a" h'"H' for retailing ! and ba5 at preIc5f. bort
9 ,, 0Td eiaret BY The bbd. 6ox, or dos. ban.
ne a"dbHgie djRihed qObigey, cut beryi1ot. Aod
ana f@Tr ~ tie barrel, porter and ale oS nl,oL
June -. TIL,
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Sales at anrtinn.

q" 7bn1jaay next, voiN BE- sst,.l fer Ee be- 1r.r..
PyS4nr q Manears, at their aa14io,-,oo,,.
4 Par OF handiome, firong, gentle Bay Geldinp.,
I n extremely well broke to carriage. One of
them is hive years old. the other fix This na;r Of
hores would not be parted with on any account hay-
ing inii ilze and good qualities; but their owner il
not in fuation to ufe them. -
AT the fame time and place. a ta;- Of Cor+., Lo.
les will be fold Thefe orfes are ALTO well bros >.
sar'ei', are nearly fifteen hands high one Of them
Tx the other nine or ten years old The elden hor
is an excellent riding hore, and remarkably rete e
ifeady in carriage. -
N: b. Notes ar frty days negotiable in the bank of
virginia with an approved endorfer will be receiy-
June 24
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PHILADELPHIA, June II.

2bs General RIRKL AVD's LETTER.
Many are dhpofed to give credit to this pro.
ouceioa. ! he more we view it the more are we
confirmed in the opinion of its being lnrr;ons,
Now.it is well aicertaned that Miranda, (nuad.
ron did not leave the ifland of Aruba until after
the 10th OF April; and that letters from Curra.
Goa as late az the 10th of May, a month fubfe.
queht to their failing, confidently fate that his
two ichrs had been captured, and that the re-
ander had retired from the coat. UnIefs the
date OF the letter be incorrectly fated, this con-
traoleton IS complete.-Itis alto rumoured that
the Spani0 Minifer in this civ. has aefn,II,
received lft of the crews of the fchrs cantnrej
GIz
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Last eseutng's 9aiI.
NETWORK, Tune ~.

r..
arrived at this port laf evening from LIVERPOOL.
the Editor of the Mercantile Advertiser has been
iavo"red with London papers to the sd of
way TWO days later than any pfeviou1y receiv-
eo nut no event of magnitude having occur
req on the European continent in the nterme-
o,ate ipace between our former. and prefent adj
vices from that quarter, thefe papers are aImoft
without interef. We have fele6ted all the lead
ing articles. The trial OF Lord Melville was
prog.ernng and it was fuppofed would not
terminate in leis than four or Ave weeks.
-, LONDON, May 9.
me letter: by the Liibon mail are very con-
Trajectory. Some ofthem exprefs great, appre-
henlions with refpect to the defivns of Spain>s.
France, while Others fly that the fears mon
TINS head have greatly fibfded. The Topaze,
french frigate, which had heen 70 long in the
! ag"s' had hipped out. aud paffed the Britift,
hoop or war Star in fafety the latter being
prevented from Immediately following the fri.
gate by the batteries on lhore circumstance
winch IS conlldered by fome az An hottie inter-
FERENCE on the part of the Portuguese but
WHICH we cannot view in this'iight when we on
iider that the neutrality of Portugal binds her
to protect alike the hips of all nations within
her. ieverai ports ard narboitrs.
An order has been iGued bv the Spanifh Go.
vernnent Tor removing all reitraint from Ame-
~'>'' N'sNii''S W TIC ports OF south A
merca.
The iurrender of Cattaro to The Rufs;,ns con.
tnues to be an object of complaint on the part
OF Bonaparte againf the Court of Vienna
Though the number of French troops in Iitr;.
and Da'matia is reprefentcd as not lefs than
10000, and of conrfe capable of expelng with
cate the Ru'iians at Cattaro, who are faid to
he but a few hundreds, the burthen of this ex-
pnihon IS thrown on the kultrian Government
from Whole hands alone Bonapartc will receive
the poiteiion, and who are called upon TO ex-
pei the Ruflians by force, proceeding which
has direct tendency to involve Auilria in a
war with France.
Il letter from Deal fates shat very heavy
cannonade was dtinctIy heard thsre about five
O'Clock on Thurfday morning. AS the found
came III direction off Bologns, it is coniestnred
that commodore Owens fquadron had begun
his tpring plan of annoying the French batteries.
The peace eitabliih r,ent of France is eftitna.
ted o. "a report on that fubett preiented by
Gaudin TO Bonapsrte, to be 600 millions of livres
and the expence for tie current year sea milI-
Gus.
The great commercial oufe of Boyle, French,
day.
Confols so SD. Omnium X.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

g UbSCRIBERS 70 Be mar or T,IPCTN-J1
- arr ri.feei/pHy ig/oymejh af The 7Oo,k -viH in
'S' n' O' Teaay Jor deiTey Tbs ekay has BEN ora
f0"sa ny e'en0"aeeS, 7OJ1 eong not be e,giyoaISk,
II b2pr5 @@ pe,ioy o-sprasy in As Hs,g,i,r =, -,1
az Hg@1" IN Pie execution, 7eW be- Geisot ,o,,,,.,,
Specimens OF che work may be feen at Mr.. samuel
Fieaiants'' Bookstore and at this Office.
THE PROPRIET0PS.
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WILLIAM & MARY cOLJFCF

HE PJftorS ofNJLLL5M g Mar CoLtsoz
4 Hftremi1ded, tint on The 4fb Aay of yyIy
nesf' tbe"1a"ai exbibitisns and Is,ui-anngaI1 ex-
animation e. tie RudeHts and grammar 6oyq. 4uY
fo""eHee ) iris and ofier bRfneJJ ofi016ortanee
qV'H dema0d their bngfFaaI attendance.
, SAMUEL TYLER, ReRor.
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"W6< jod BY tie SSLtSyiJ.ys, at hriy Yradu. OGe,.
Je' fgt5, o" TbTcaoy nr~f, he 26N of tJi, ,rorfb,
June for Bs b'asft offbe padeyroriterJ:
g TX Bales Oznaburgs damaged on board ,h. r.
y Iumbus, VIM, Finday, matter, from IiveroooI
ALso--92 Pieces Iriih Linens, and quantity Of
Sack Bags-damaged on hoard the Herald. John
Murphy mater, from Dublin and IiverpooI
PRoSSER 8. MoNCURE, v. Mrs.
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In IePi0ogy Of HE bigb reIbed of this Conrf
for the eminent Pubhe Eruieej and q,gneyafi,1 far
TIE pri5afe piytaes If GEORGE W7THE, iate
Cba"eelfor Of tbe Rjebmond Di9ria:
KeiolVed, That He nienlbrrJ offbis CONT zD;lf
7oear Grape on the hf arm for three months, ar
A Copy -TeRe,
WILSON ALLEN, c, &C.
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charge of poifoning his great Uncle, the vener-
able George Wytbc, and fervant boy. He
was unanimously ,remanded to Jail for further
trial before the diifrid court to be had in Sep
tember next.