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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-12
TcoNTINUED.1

Mr.. Bl0unt said, that, at the moment
the gentleman from Massachusetts had
moved this resolution, he was in the com.
nittee room in The act of addressing anote
10 the secretary of state on this subject, ac-
coYding to the direction Of the committee,
calling for fqll and correc, statement of
all the facts relative 10 The aggression com
milted Oh the trigate Chesapeake, For the
satisfaction Of the gentleman, he would
read the nste which he had written. Mr..
Is. then opened aud read the note.
MI Akston doubted whether ,he commit
tee had power 10 act on this particular out.
rage. He did not know the precise spo,in
which the attack on the Chesapeake was
committed, whether wilhin The waters Of
The II. S. or not; if not, it was possible
,heresolusion upon which The comniuee
was acting, would not aushoFise them to
make the enquiry proposed. If i, would,
sie committee would 70 doubt do their do
~, and make report of every circumstance
of the transaction. If il should, howe
yer, be found, lha; The particular sggsrs
sion alluded 10 By the gensien1ao from
Massachusetts was NOT committed within
our jurisdiction, a resolution sonicihing
like the one proposed by The gentleman,
would be proper lie should wiah the SUB.
iect 10 b { referred TO select committee.
The proper way would be, TO go into a
committee OF The whole or the state Of ste
union, and anotiou 10 TIA: feet might be
made.
Mr.. Dana thought with The gentleman
from North Carolina, has the subject of
the attack nads on tas Chesapeake was not
referred to any committee whatever. ----
The first resolution entered into. appointed
a committee, Of which The gentleman from
North Carolina, chr. Blounr) is chairman
10 enquire into aggressions committed
zvithin .our Parts and eaters, &c. From
the messageof the presiden, Of the United
States il appeared that the Chesapeake had
left her port The attack on her was mads
10 the main ocean, at,hc distance of more
than maritime league from the shores Of
The U. S. and We lad never, by any act Of
The legislature or executive, claimed terri.
lofiaI jurisdiction for more ihana maritime
league from the shore. IL was understood
thss this attack was made a.ths distance ofS
leagues; clearly beyond any sea ever claim
cd as a territorial sea BY he u. S. Twas
net in The Gulf, or within any promonso-.
rysos cape so as TO mske nterfisorial. $500
This being the case, the Outrage laust be
considered as committed az sea- and there
lore DOT yet referred 70 any conmi,tee.
Shall we, said he, wholly oaai,sto referfhe
investigation ofth:s subjecs? WShea hat
broad questioa was presented 70 taeir n''.
serva,ion,he trusted there could be 40 dlE
s6cuky in deciding il. II there Wefs any
one subiec: which requiFsd the particular
attention OF congress. j, was this attack on
the Chesapeake. Ifthers were eoy srbjsct
on which ,hewhole nation fvlssoue serei-
mens, is was on this ontrage; if there
were auy sobiect That could involve ques,
ton Of war or peace, L was this. lf,here
were any principle thar needed no treaty
stipula.ions TO bud il, i was, IN hisyisw,
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The FAC. OF retaining the ralions, asd
storing them inlhc general magazine, al.
so admi,Ied, and Showed ineyideace, that
/ RETAINED them 10 meet claim Of the con.
tractor. for an equal number ST atone US.
ed or desroyed by the soldiers, when ne
had laid ID provisions unfit for use. The.
soldiers being without corn, or Hour, ! sent
10 the contractor advising him Of il. He
wished, me to use some damaged -four,
which / refused; but the soldiers, from ne.
cessity, were compelled to open several
barrels, and select such as could be used.
This occasiuned considerable loss, which
the contractor wished me to bear. I abso-
iu,ely refused and he ins,i.u.ed asulss a.
gaiDss me. When the provisions arrived.
1 ordered the contractor 10 provide ,num-
Der Of ra,ions for the soldiers equal TO those
TO which they were entitled, when h had
left them without wholesome provisions.
On his refusal, Iretaioed that number for
the benefit of the soldiers, and had them
stored in the general magazine. was &C.
quilted on that charge.
Gen. EatOn's explanations 70 be continued.
Il o. = ~
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e ON G r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Thursday, NsOembsr $.
DEBATE

On Mn. QuINcY's nation TO instruct tae
committee apboiatedin relation 70 mari.
time aggressions, &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-03
B'r'?1tW At1ocity.

Washington FederaTst ,-1une as.
With feelings Of the most fefyent in.
dignation at the national insult. and Of
the strongest adherence for 50 ,reaehe-
rous and cowardIy violation Of eServ
law OF neutrality, and every principle Of
humanity, we record the following ont.
raae-an outrage which cannot All ,o
awaken resentment in every Amer;e.n
bosom, and to call forth the promn., .I-
er.ion OF the ensrgies of government.
We viii wait in silence, and in anxious
expectation, for the measures which ths
executive may pursue On this OCCASION.
only expressing hope, that they. will
be such a. the nature and extent Of ,b-
injury demand, and the national r.pir;t
will require.
Fromthe NatiOnolL sieLfeenceroc ynsae
we give the public the particulars Of
the following outrage on the American -
nag, under the influence of freI;nCs
which We are certain, are in unison with
those entertained universally BY our fel.
low. citizens feelings which cannot,
winch ought MOTTO be suppressed. We
Know not, indeed that this savage on,-.
rage has precsdeat in naval annals.
On Monday lastthe U. States fripate.
chesapeake, Of ssguns, left the Canes.
where there lay at anchor. British ssua.
dron consisting Of three two decker. and
one irigate Of SO guns. As she passed
I'M: squadron, without molestation, one
OF the two'deekers, the Leopard, pu. Of.
and and vent to sea before the chesapeake.
when the latter came up with the Leo
Pard' atshe distance Of about three leagues
from the squadron, her commander.
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opin; on upon the point, though he W.,
disposed to believe, that the accused
had right to apply for subpeuas. He
cited the case of "a man, who had BEEN
some time before brought before him and
condemned for counterfeiting bank note. .
in this case the prisoner had attempted to
delay the trial bv pretending that he had
witnesses in Baltimore which plea had
been rejected by the court, principally
on the ground that he had not before
sum monned those witnesses. The
Chief Justice however observed that he
should not decide this question at pre-
sent but reserve it for future decision
il the mean time, the counsel might
proceed with the other part Ct the argu-
ment.
Some conversation here ensued be-
TWEEN Messrs. Bolts and Hay, on the
Interpretation Of an act of congress-. in
which the term accused" was employ
ed.
Mr.. Martin then rose to support the
propriety Of granting this particular sub
Pena.
~ hid down ~ . general principle,
In al civil or criminal cases, that every
man had right to process to establish
his rights or his innocence. M'Nally's
evidence, vol. I, page 25S. Does
there exist single case 10 the British
authorities in opposition to this doctrine1
Surely these gentlemeh do not intend to
represent the president a. a kind Of
sovereign, or as king Of Great Britain
He is no more than servant of the peo-
pie. But even the British king may be
called upon to give testimony to his peo-
pie. 1t is true he Is not obliged to be
subpcnaed, and to appear in a cour, of
justice but his testimony under his
manual is rseeived,as an authentic evil
denee.
Chief yustice. The counsel on the
opposite side admit that the president
may be summoned.
Mr.. Martin. They have surely ne.
yer admitted it before. However am
happy that it is now admitted, as il will
spare me partpf my argument. Twill
faOSSSA NaCA u SuC OtncES.
The next question is, whether the
president can be summoned to attend
with certain papers. One of them we
want is an original letter Fl ON gen. w.
OF the 2lst October, and received BY the
president on the 27th of Move mber.
htsfetter Gas appears by col. BIS afida-
VIM IS considered by him as necessary to
his defence; and his counsel, SO far al,
they understand the subject, are of the
same opinion. The other papers are
copies Of official orders by the navy and
war departments. I. may be said sir,
that If application were made to those
dePartmsn ts col. B. had a right to the
papers: for We had supposed that every
citizen was entitled to such copies Of
official papers as are material to him.
And l have never heard of but one i'm
stance where they were refused : and
thls was most certainly under presideu.
tial influence. ,4r..s. 49,.
TTo te tonf;o,,.57
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30
IN CH6NCERY.
April "a.

In King VTliia@ County Court, Ezays6 25ib, 1907.
Thomas LiPieomb, afiignee of John smith, compls
againf
4mbrofe Lipfcomb, Edward Hill and Phi-2 o.r,,
lip Lipfconb,
II HIS day came The eomplsinants by his eounlel,
and the defendant Ambrofe LiPfcomb not
having entered disappearance, and given fecurty
eordng to the aSt Of .dembIy and the rules Of thia
court, and it appearing TO the fatsfa6tion of the
court, that he i'not inhabitant of this commons
wealth. On the motion of the complainan,, it is
dered that the iad defendant Ambrofs Liplconlb DO
appear here on the fourth Monday in June next, aud
aniwer the bill of the compliments, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inherited in fome news pa
per printed the city of Richmond, for two months
faeesiyely and another copy poAed the front door
OF the Court.houls of this county.
Copj. Teae,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. c.
April %. Iaw2m.
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JOHN lie TELLER,
% 3 " YIS

: n z. y
1T 6i5 Disabling HanJe, eper SSj. Bros&e5'
Store, III TIE Brick Roqu.
e ALTERS his fervices TO the inhabitants of Rich
~ mond, in the various branches of His protection,
O. IN rsftoring the TEE rp 10 their naturai eeearlee
without iniarirg their enamel. BY cieaniing them
from that corrofive fubGance called Tartar which
sdheres to them, it being of yellow or biack ap-
pearanee, producing Scurvy, cauEng an ofenfve
Breath, deeaying OF the teeth, or a Visiting ofthe
Gums and honey proceis of the Jaw, till shey drsp
Perlons unto whom nature has denied the iatisfac-
ton of laiting natural Teerh, may have their lof.
iuPPed by artificial ones fst with fch nicely and
beauty, that they cannot be ditinguivd from natur-
al, and of materials that viii no, change to an un-
natural colour Hollow he plugs, 70 a, to pre-
vent them trosn being painful, or further dsc4y wing
Tor many years, and reiniates thofs win the Gums
ihat are much deprecated by csreelseisor corudng
medicines Lkewe extracts luth as are TOO far yone
70 fave, IN which operation he makes ufe of Dir
P'tpe'die4l4T E't,a7ag Lgqrymeats, which take the
tseth out without any pofIibilisy Of aSiuring Che Jaw
or bru'i'ag the gums, and with much lsfs pain than
the atrunen's that in general uf.J " Surgeons
and DentiRs.
~ Ys bas D6NTRLFIcE 81 a vfyy a9syioy qrn-
lily, zViifb Re bz. infeiy Sy:pered and Jcr }els.
THofe who win % be waited on ~ their reiderce
by directing line or lervant to Mr.. LIE Teller viii
be attended TO.
May 20.
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TO BE RENTED,

FOR II TERM OF TEARS,


MY HOUSES and LOTS, ftuated in a moi a.
lYA greeable part of the city ALTO the BREWERY
belonging to me- with the LOT upon which it ltands,
together with the CoOPER's SHOP, aud the adj
joining LOT ard the HOUSE and LOT upon which
is the Spring that iuPPes the Brewery, if either or
both are required. The Gtuaton of my property.
conhNng Of sven half acre Lots, with the improve
men's, four of which in fquare is well known
to the citizens of this place, but it may not be impro
per, to inform hoie diGance that i, combines ss
vantagrs, which few or none in the city poaels Ths
work. of the Brewery good order, and the Mali,
Kiln and Mill are equal any in the United States
There being other Brewery this part of the State
is an Object worthy the attention of any perou in
cined to profecute the mailing and brewing buGee(
to advantage. some valuable Coopers, q Draymsn
and Mailer, and ieyeral excellent Houie feryants
may be hired along with the other property. PoC-
fsihon Of the Dwelling Hou.s and Lots may be o.
taned Oh fhorr notice, and Of the Brewery, HOME,
and Lots attached to 1t, before the frt day Of
September next.
VIM. HAY.
april "a If
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IN CHAMCERY.

In King HiAianu County Court, Agay,E 25iB, 1907.
lirael and John p. pleaiants, ComPl's.
agaigR
Edward Hill, Philip Lipleomb andl mr..
Ambrofe Lipfcomb,
II NHIs day came the Complainant., by their eoun-
Eel, and the defendant Ambroie LipGeonlb, not
having entered his appearance and given lecurity
according ths aa of alembly, and he rules OF this
court and appearing the atisa ion OF the court.
thar he is inhabtant of ths commonw saitb.
On the motion of the compliments, it sordetSd yhat
che iad defendant Au,brois Lipfcomb do appear here
on the fourth Monday in June next and anfwcr the
bill of the comPlanants, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inherited IN eins news paper printed in
che city of Riehmond for two months fueeeifvsly,
and another copy pOaod at tbs irons door Of the
G0urt-houie of this county. 20
a Copy. Teae,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. c.
April "a. Iaw2m.
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WASHING TAvRRN.

NDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
~ INCTON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLts. At
comfortable expenee, they have provided thenelves
with excellent Accommodations for their friends, and
invite ,heirs and the public patronage. They are
determnedto keep good table and genteel an
Inn any in Observation-Disclosures ROOMS, adj
joining the Tavern, and every neceGary attendance,
for families travciling-Both the Co-partners ha-
wing been well-veried IN this bu'inefs isttsr them
feves with the expectation u rendering general atis
faction.
Richmond, February IL. ~
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IN CHANCERY.

In King. Iilia1s County Court, lsza,si 25t5, 1907.
John Smith Cimp't.
sgana,
tambrOfe Lipfeomb, Edward Hill and Phi
lip Lipfeomb Dgfs.
vg'HIS day came the Complainant by his council,
i and the defendant, Ambrofe Lipfconib, not ha-
wing catered his and given ieeurty aceor-
ding TO the at Of AGembly and the rules of shi,
court; aud it appearing to the atisfa6iion of the
court. that he is not inhabitant of this common
wealth On the motion of the complainant it ia
dered, that the iaid defendant, Ambro!e Lipfconb,
do appear here, the fourth Monday in June next
and anfwer the bill of the complainant, and that
Ply of this order be forthwith Inherited in onsneyypa-
Per printed in the City of Richmond for two months
fucceyely, and another copy ported che front door
Of the courthoufe of this county.
a Copy. Tefe,
ROBERT POLLARD, ex.
april 81. l4w2m.
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IN CHANCERr.

NV LTIIVLENY.
I" King WAiiam County Cart. Marsb IS, so7.
Thomas and Henry Garnett, Comppss.
Gg0igP
Ambrofe Lipfeomb Edward Hill and2 ri.
Philip Lipfconb, osi IT,
FEtIIs day came the compliments, by their eoun-
iel, and the defendant Ambrofe Iipicomb,
not having entered appearance and given feeury
according TO the a6 Of ailsnbly and the rules of this
court, and appearing to the iatisfa on of the court,
that he is not an inAabitant Of this eemHIonHe ah
the the motion OF the compsinants it is ordered chat
shs iaid defendant, AmbFofs Lipfeomb DO appear
here on the fourth Monday in June next, and anfwer
abe bill OF the comPlanants, and thata copy of ills
order be forthwith inherited in fome newspaper print
sd IN the city of Richmond, for two months fuccef-
hYely'and another copy ported the front door Of
she Court-hou1e of this county.
A Copy. Tefe,
ROBERT POLLARD c. c.
April a.. Iswam,
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

NE fubicribers the MAP oil VIRGINIA,
arereiPeatully informed that fone copies OF the
work are now ready for delivery an! may be fur
nhed by calling on MIR. John Pumfrey, .Ststionsy
q Bso6biTdsr, whom have appointed our az eae
fer the city of Richmond.
No time fhail Be loft to furnig, tho whole of ous
fubfcribers as we'll as purchsiers.
THE PRoPRIETORS.
May Is. 4w.
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superfne Cloths. Aesves,
do. Kerieymerss, Elegant Leno Walls,
Englihi aad India Nah- Extra long and lllort Kid
ksens, Gloves
irith Linens AID Long Ladies Kid & Morocco
Lawns, Shoes
Book Mullins, Silk and cot,oo Cb,,,
Plain * work'd Lsno's, brays,
Queen, fancy do. Bandanna and Madras
Long Shawls work'd, hkfs.
Silk & Gotten Hofery, ca Cambrick and I,goo
Grapes sforted, Shawls,
Bingham and Calcoes, y German Linen,
Furniture do. India Mullins,
harieilles q India De Furniture, fringes and
nifty, Cords,
Dim'y * Canlbrick do few pair handlome S.
Cambrick Mullins Boots.
Silk Gloves and Lscd%
The upper part of his houle is, as yet, unoecysisA
and may be had By imasdiats application Oh mode.
rate terms.
APrU 20. If
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SQUARE OF GROUND,

pELONGING to Col. Quarter, and now occx.
I'D pied by him. For the convenience of purchaf-ra.
1t is divided into thirteen Lots, fome Of hich are
improved with dwelling houfes, and every convene
ence for families, and all of then, are ell Guated
either for bulinefs (beng the BaGn of the Canal
and the Public Ware h"ufe) for the rriidence of
families having good proipeas and free circulate.
on OF air.
A plan of the above property may be feen at the
Office of the fubicribers, to whom, or TO Colonel
Quarter, all Perfons defrous of purchafng at pri
Vate iale, will apply. Terms made known on dav
OF iale TAYLOR 6. BROWN, Ausrs
May l2. ,df
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THE ST BSCRIBERS,
10 HIN HENRY.

4S' r.:,yea' by tie .@ip RomS, from LiveysesL
q FEW boxes of 44,hs wide Irilh Linen. eorl
\ from / Cd to " 3D. per yard which he offer,
tor tale by the piece or Package-A!io, on hand, OF
former imPortations, 7-s;hs and 4 4ths wide IrifA
Anee, IN wen Aiiorted Packages-5 4ths wide Irifs
and German sheeting by the piece, and old ,ondog
particular Madeira Wine in Pipes.
way a. eplmY,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

HAVE FOR SALE,
X lNk old Medoe Claret, ofthe vintage Of 80 ,
4 London particular TeneriIe Wine,
Set elegant French ssfsrt China, of the nlsuu.
fa6ture Of Angoulime,
German 'l'iekleubsrg, by the piees or bale,
Salt in Sacks,
Crates Of Liverpool Ware and Sugar in barrels,
Fiskeff, Pollard u JobARsu
May 10. sysw.
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JOHN ME- N F r r,

Y II ~ W Il " IT. II 7,
Rsoe7fvy inform bis |rieaS and sbe SuELt, t1t he
bls jHR received, By fLe S6iS Uaited Slater CAPT,
HARDY, fran LiVepOoi bislo"i1g egor:mertgf
S A d D L E Y,
CONSISTING of aln,oa every article in the bs-
tines. Like~ lie HIrneis MGunrings Plated
and Brais of differ-qt patterns-Coach and Coachee
Springs, Steps, long aud hort- foot Mems holder
Olaf, String .--Laces-Fringes-G ais pr by 2o--2a
by 2o--and 2oby ls--Horie-Inen's & Pocket p.tols
.-Secre, Locks.
N B. Jua received, near ahormeut of Saddler's
Leather Skrting, Hog aud Bag. all of which he
will diipois OF on moderate terrns for ean,.
May iZ' eplnl.
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ATTENTION.!

~ IIE members efthe RICH MOND CANAL
4 RY, are reque0sd 10 meet at the Eagls-Ta-
vern, on Saturday evening next, at o'clock.
by S,Ss, sft6s Cabiein.
MaJ Is. o.
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SPRING GOODS.
K &c II n K d 81 OOKE.

at THE SIGN OF THE PLOUGH,
1t AS jnit received general alortment of G: GODS.
4 4 futablo for the iesion, all of which he will fell
at the mott reduced prices for cath or country pro
auce:--
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CHINA g GLASS.
Tie 2str sa' jgf ,reeiyed jj'm N:4s 2orf. band
/swe a1eyt0.sas IF

CHIN Il AND GL ass;
THE FORMER CONSISTING OF CoMPLrAT 81
BROKEN SETS
NiNING China, and China Glazed Ware, ~
\ , monga which few handfnme fcts Nam
kin, compest and broken fe,s Tea China, Bowls aG.
iorted and Chimney ornaments.
TnE tRrTER coHsIsrs cHIEFLY OF
Cla(s uitr,s, CUT moulded AID plain Bowls diets
Pitchers. Small Lemonade Cams ca and plai,
Decanters, Water Bottles, Savers Gohets Tunbers,
Wine Jelly Gi4aes, Sweetmeats and Salts OF diferens
qualities.
He has on hand general afortnlrnt of the bee
@ X o c l. RI l. S,
which he will fell low at wholefaIe reta--and
continues to keep confant fuppy of Philadelphia.
Porter, Ale and Be-.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
Mays. CIV.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SAN,

AND FoR SAN,
dfbb Js7osiyy Store,
q GENERAL afonmeut of swords. Bells. r.
l. paulettes, Plunss add Cockades; aiG, Drums
and Flies. 1NOCu sui Iva
May !.
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"A few boxes choice Irifh Irens, .:d So Sseetinps.
purchafed ia Dublin with cath. All OF which will be
fold low for cafh, country produce TO good QUITO
mers. ELLIS g ALLAN.
s>- few facets new MuGc, for the Piano Forte.
May Is. ep4w.
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- E5 I IA Superiiue
ID Cloths & Kerfey-
meres,
Dra5 Satin and Black pa
tenn Hats,
Bet Black Beaver and
Drab Flats,
Gentlemen's bgows
thread Hofe, extra fize,
Brown and white Cot
ton do.
Black and white pa
tent Silk, do.
Black aud white Rib
he'd do. do.
Black and white Plais,
do. do.
Lsjiss Stockings of all
kinds,
Marieiilss Cuttings,
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SPRING GOODS.

THE. ssBscxIBERs NAVE RECEIVED THEIR
SP r N G g o obs,
By tie Zip RoIia, from Lssaoa and Ua.ed StIteI ard
ROmP, ji'm LiverpSe,
-AAoNGsT WHICH ARR
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

On WEDNRSDA1- TIE IosL ,y.ss ax.:. mill :. iii
at ArcTIoE, the pyemifc4 il not 9yeyio.Gy
AyPsfSd Of at P,iOate Sale tia! 6eanfifrI
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Cotton herit'yneres and
Grandrriils,
Cotren and thread Laces
Dimities and Mullins,
Calicoes, and Morocco
Hats and Caps,
Kenting's Bedticks, and
Cotton and Linen
Checks,
Smiths Bellows, .AnvilIs
and Vices,
Matt Mills,
Large Spades and Coal
Shovels,
Large NIatraGes, 6riped
with hair,
Rolls and Ofnaburgs,
Hoes and Scythe Blades
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