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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
The Senate of'.Neu,- York hovc odotted the
JoNozping .fddreSs.
70 THOMAS JEFFERSON, President
oftEe United States.

The Legislature of the state of n. York,
sensible Of the benefits derived from your
past services and anticipating the impor-
! lance OF your future eXertions to promote
the happiness Of your country, feel a pecu-
! liar pleasure i'll expressing their approba-
ton OF your conduct in the execution of the
arduous duties devolved on the chief Exc
cutive of the nation.
Under your administration our liberties
have been maintained, our rights protected
and our independence preserved inviolate
| Amidst the wars and tumults of troubled
world, the American name and character
have acquired responsibility among TO-
reign nations by the moderation, imparti-
atty and wisdom of your measures, in pre-
terr'ng amicable negotiation to unnecessa-
ry warfare, in purchasing territories which
might have been conquered, and in distri-
butlnS equal justice to the weak, and the
powerful, the savage and the civilized
powers.
The natural tendency of civil govern
mcnt to extravaganza and oppression, has
been happily counteracted by the establish
ment of 4 system of economy in public ex-
! penditures, and by the abolition of useless
Office, and employments. Our public debt,
which was absorbing the revenues of the
| nation, and leading rapidly to heavy taxa
ton and the impoverishment OF the people,
has been greatly dimin shed. The prin-
ciples ct our revolution and the principles
OF our constitution have been restored and
supported by your administration The a.
griculture, the commerce, the manufactures
and the population of the country have in
creased and fiourished beyond all former
| example, and the blessings of prosperity
have been felt in every part OF the union,
and by all descriptions of our citizens.-
The murmurs Of opposition to a system of
! wise measures calculated to produce peace
at home and ensure respect abroad, have
been siienced not by the strong arm of pow
err, but by the authority OF reason and the
force OF truth. When, sir we perceive
these inestimab!e blessings and consider
! Jour distinguished agency in producing
them, we cannot refrain from indulgng an
ardent wish that our country may retain
the aid OF those talents and that patriotism
TO which under the smiles of Providence
we are so greatly indebted. Under these
impressions VIC sincerely hope that you NAV
feel disposed to accord with the general
wish OF your fellow-citizens by again con-
senting to be a candidate for the greatest
homer which nation of freemen can be-
, stow, and friend of freedom can perceive {;
and we are firmly persuaded that you will
be supported with zeal by every enlighten-
ed friend of the liberty, and prosperity of
the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
Available tract of Land,

Belonging to the estate ofDuncan MsI.auch-
Ian, dec. lying in the county of Fluvanna,
about one mile above the courthouse; con-
tanning about 800 acres, on both sides of the
Cunningham Greek, and about half a mile
from its junction with the Rivanna river
On this Land, is a Plantation of about 100
or $50 acres of cleared land, great part
fresh, small Dwelling House and some
out houses: but the greatest object u is
preSumed) to purchaser, will be the Mill
thereon, which with little repair TO the
dam, would be one of the most valuable in
the upper country +; having two pair of
stones now constantly running; and not
withstandlnS the last summers drought,
and considerable leak in the dam, was but
short time without grindingwater. Also,
about 20 remarkable likely Negro Slaves,
consisting Of Men, Women, Boys, Sc
Also, the stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle.
Hogs, Plantation Tools and Household Fur
nltnre.-Ihe terms of sale, will be; for the
Land, credit for one half the purchase
money, until the first day of January next,
ana Tor the balance until the first day of Ja-
huaIy, l00s-For the Slaves and Stock, a
credit until the first of January next, except
a small proportion of Cash, which will be
made known on the day of sale. Bonds and
approved security will be required of the
purchasers, to carry interest from the date,
II not punctually paid when due, as to the
slaves, stock, &c. and in addition, as to
the Land, a deed oftrust on the same to Sc
cure the payment.
Feb. 10, 1867. 4w
~. b. Three ofthe above mentioned slaves
are good Boatmen.
Inc sale OF the above property has been
postponed Til Fluvanna April court next
courthouse.
March 27th, 1907. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

me 0n''sa ''a'e'' On motion for a
.Haron Burr. commitment.
L AM required on the part the attor-
ney for the United States, to commit the
accused on two charges.
LIST. For setting on foot and providing the
means for an expedition against the terri
tories Of nation at peace with the United
States.
I'd. For committing high treason against
the United States.
On an application of this kind, I certain
ly should not require that proof which would
be necessary to convict the person TO be
committed, on trial in chief; nor sbouId
even require that which should absolutely
convince my own mind of the guilt of the
accused but ought to require, and sbmld
require that probable cause be shewn, and
l understand probable cause to be a case
made out by proof, furnishing good reason
TO believe that the crime allcdged, has been
committed by the person charged with ha-
wing committed it.
think this opinion entirely reconcilable
with that quoted from judge Blackstone.
When that learned and accurate commen-
tator says, that "if upon an enquiry, it
manifestly appears that no such crime
"has been committed, or that the suspici.
"on entertained Of the prisoner, was who'll
ely groundless, in such cases only, it is law
"ful totally to discharge him otherwise he
'must be committed to prison or give bail .
do not understand him as meaning to saw
that the hand of malignity may grasp any
individual against whom its hate NAV be
directed, or whom it may capriciously seIzc,
charge him with some secret crime. and
put him on the proof Of his innocence. But
understand that the foundation of the pro-
ceedings, must be a probable cause for be-
lieving there is guilt, which probable cause
is only to be done away in the manner Sta
ted by Blackstone. The total failure of
proof on the part Of the accuser, would be.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

Would he not, acknowledging his decep-
ton, exclaim-"happy people, who, al
though you have received the most prodi-
gal favors from nature, have not relaxed
your own eXertions, but who have, greatly
to your honor, felt the one as the strongest
excitement 20 the Other Your name is on
the roll of fame. Though young, you adj
vance with the steps of manhood. Main
tain, as you hitherto have done, the indie
pendence YOU 50 gloriously acquired. and
the world will pronounce YOU Its best, its
most illustrious benefactor."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

America. Isunk few vatshere, and COM
menced tanner, though business knew
nothing of, however by working hard at it
tor these TWO or three years, have got
some knowledge of it, and avn inst able to
support family of a wife and seven chill
dren."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

RY virtue Of decree of the Superior
- Court OF Chancery holden in Richmond.
the subscribers will expose to sale ON the
premises, to the highest bidder, for cash.
on the S0th day of April next, a TRACT
OF LAND, lying in Pittsylvania, on Banister
river, estimated to contain IVY acres more
or less, wherein the widow of John Mark :
ham and others now reside, or as much
thereof as will be sufficient to raise the sum
OF 6 81 3 5, with interest from the 10Th
day Of June, 1906, on 4O5 Is 6, part there
OF until payment, and interest on 6 400. al
so part thereof during the same period, the
expenses Of the sale and the costs of suit
Isaac Coles.
Jhos Wooidridge, sen.
Edward Friend.
.fkieH WhHgorth.
March II, 1907. WHOA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
Paf~G6le properly for sale.

N Friday, the goth day ofMarch next,
- on the premises, will be SOLD, to the
highest bidder,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
OPINION
Or CHIEF JUSTIcE MARSHALL.

I nc o ~ ''a'e'' On motion for a
.daron Burr. commitment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-21

DAYS With gen Wlikipson, probably givinS
The pepsrallessous on government. or s'-
d;oestinc new code or ccnssisien Tor
Inc e government Of Louisiana These hints 10
with infor nj alton received from capt S;od.
dard Immediately from fort Massas, and
Who assured me that colonel Burr was
ar had been there closely engaged with
General Wilkinssn, aud that be had or was
abou, 10 furnish him With abarge and crew,
10 descend the Mississippi into New "
leans.
[Ar Wirt You haye not said when: 4
To Iune, 1905
These circumstances put neon my
guard. and determined me 70 watch the
motions Of general Wilkinson and colonel
Burr.
{ [llajoY BsuSr eviasace 10 be continued.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-21
C. ON G. r E IS S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, November 10.

DEBATE on Mr.. 6. w. CAMPBELL 8
motiisn to FIJI Up the6il7 on the 'aapal esta6-
kshment.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE.

BY virtue of deed of tru, executed to us by Mofss
Davis, for the Purpofe of feeuring the paymen,
OF certain FUN Of money, therein mentioned, and
interen, due tn John and Edward Cunningham
and the COTS of carrying faid usa into effea, we
will, on Tuefday, llth AuguR, between the hours
OF eleven and one o'clock, proceed to fell, a, the
Eagle. Tavern, in the city of Richmond to the
higheft bidder, for ready money, the following
property; being the refdue unfold under our for
mer advertisement, and which was poRponed by
content of parties, viz:
No a LOT OF GROUND. lying on the
L = Ilain-itree,, near the Court Houie faid
TO contain 6S fee, in frsnt and running backward on
the crofs Greet $50 feet, with three flory Dwelling
HVufe thereon, and the ntceGary out-houfes, all in
good repair.
No. :. A LOT OF GROUND, at Rockets
containing about acre, with iome houfes thereon
This Lot may be divided and improved to great ad-
vantage.
No. s. The snexpired term Of 25 years of eafe
on LOT OF GROUND, with feveral teRementr
thereon lying the main Greet near Samuel Esge'.
fone houfe, containing 90 fee, in 'front.' and running
to the back Rreet. more particular defcrption 81
the property, will be given at thc time of fale
JOHN G. SMITH,
July 81. sdf
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NORFOLK, July 20.

On Saturday Public Dinner was given by the
Mayor and a number Of the Citizens of Norfolk, to
the Officers and Soldiers ferving in the Infantry and
Cavalry from Richmond and Petetf5urg.
Never did we witneis ieeue 70 interening as was
exhibited on this oeeaiion. To Convey juf idea &C
It, in appropriate language sbeyond our powers all
that we can do is to make the attempt.
10 the morning early, the hfty-fourih Regiment
With the volunteer corps attached thereto, was pa
raded with the exception Of Captain Tayors Caval.
~ detached on duty in order to receive the Peterf
burg and Richmond troops, Hationed AZ Portrnou,b.
The regiment moved to the foo, Of the Bridge, and
was there formed in two lines, with fpaee Tor the
Troops from Por,lrnouth to pafs between. About /
O'Clock they arrived; The Richmond Lzh, Infantry
Biue'' uHder Capt. Riehardfon, in front, followed
sy Capt Boiling Robert(on's Republican Blues thea
a detachment of the Peterfburg Militia the rear
was brought up by Captain Randolph Richmond
Republican Blues. In this order they psTed through
the lines, receiving fau,es from the eicsrs the CO
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~ Purfuant to the authority vefted in the Com
nandant of the 9th REGIMENT of Militia hy the ai

~ Puritan, to the authority veRed in the Com
nnandant of the 10Th Regimen, of Militia by the at
sfthe General AfemblY of Virginia, enttued " an
"A concerning the militia of the City of Richmond -
Battalion Court of Enquiry is directed to be held
for the 1T Battalion at the BellTavern in the faid s-
lyon Friday the gath day of this mon,h-and for
the znd Battalion, the Warrington Tavern, in the
tsd city, on Saturday the 25sh day of this month.
The purpofe OF thefe being to aefs the fines
incurred for nsn-astendance, the preceding muf-
tiers, in the la and prefent mouth, the commandments
OF companies will be expected to be exact in making
their evera company returns, the commandments Of
Batsalons, on or before the days appointed for aid
courts, respectively and alto in thsr attendance ON
laid courts.
All perfons fined by the Battalion courts of enquiry
IN the month of May at, and having executes vet to
make are hereby notified, that they may attend
thsie courts respectively, and make their excnfes
GEO: WIN. SMITH,
It, COL Commander. 9ib Regiment.
Richmond, July IL, 1907. tdm.
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING, 5ULr a. 1907.

Pomerania; the fecond battalion followed 90
the 6th. The Sd battalion remained at Mag
deburg, of which it will form the carlton.
A letter from KoeRigsberg, of the s5th of
April, announces that the directors OF the bank,
who retired to Memel, have returned to the
hrft mentioned city.-Three Swedifh frigates,
defined to take the troops on board, were in
the neighberhood. The conclulion of the ar
miitice between the French and the Swedes
Will no doubt caufe a fufpeniion, and perhaps
revocation of the orders that had been given
to the commanders of thefe frgates.
FRANKFORT, May II.
The following news il contained in letter
from Confantnople of the 18th April. On
the 18th this month we learnt that the RufIiaus
having made fecond dfembsrkmcnt at I enc
dos, had fucceeded in taking by afTauI,, the
tort that protects that I(land. The very next
Gay, the sth, in the morning the captain Pa
cha failed for the Dardaneles, with the whole
OF the fleet which remained at anchor at the fe.
ven Towers fnce the departure of the EnsIith.
he had taken with him Il corps of the beR
troops, and his orders are to attack the Ruff
an fquadron, with which they are but few
Enghih Hips, and retake Tenedos. The Cap
tam Pacha is bold and experienced man no
doubt is entertained of his fucceeding, and the
news OF naval engagement is every moment
expected. The Grand Vizier put himfef in
march on the 18th, from Dabout Pacha, with
his numerous army, for the borders of the Da-
nube. The rumours that great number of
urks had been murdered in Serva, and in
Tome diitriets of Bofnia, are unfortunately con-
fined.
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GERMANY.
HAMBuRG, Nav Q


Within few days there have paTed through
BruDfwick, $40 Swedifh prjfoners of war. is
officers Of that nation, aIfo prifoners of war,
arrived on the lth at Msgdeburg, and departed
the next morning for France. Thefe officers
quartered with the inhabitants. and did not
pats the night in the citadel, like the Ru(Iian
officers.
There continues paffing through Magdeburs,
great number # French troops on their way
for the grand army. The fra battalion Of the
regiment of Infantry raifs for the fervce of the
grand duke Of Berg, marched off on the 9Th to
join the corps of MARTIAL Mortier in Swedh
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1T Court Of APPeab beH afBs Caeifolr,in RieGaoa9,
on tie f'afb day Of JSiy, So7.
IL ULE-After the end Of this prefent term, il
d will be expected tina, the Judges Of this Court,
respectively, iball be prefsnted wth the nstemgsts
directed by the rule Of this eourt, made the fifteenth
day Of May, 1904, within the four fra days of each
term and no eaufe, intended to be argued by
iri, IN which ueh Raement is prsiented accord
ingly, fhs be argued by them in the fame term in
which the 0atsmen may be thereafter preiented,
lef' for fome very fpeeisi resfon the contrary ap
pearing to the court.
0,Ssre<, that the sbove rule be pubIihsd three
times in each Of the Richmond newspapers.
A Copy. Tets,
J. BROWN, c. c.
JalyI1 81.
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.
In puriuance Of Deed of Truf, from David Rofs
Ftq. bearing date on the 5,h day of July, 1906,
and recorded in the general court, in order TO rafe
the FUN Of s7,76S 25-loo dolls. and intereit due
on Sundry bonds, to CRANBERRY ard Hancock and
TO L',tieton Waller Tazewell, and further fprn of
10000 dolls. and upwards, with intereR due alto on
iuncry bonds, to the faid Cranberry and Hancock.
and the charges and expences of fale;
HOSE well known MILLS with the appur,e.
Il nanees ia the city of Richmond, called the CO.
lumbar Mills. Two undivided third parts of the
Deep Sun Coal pits in the county of Renrico, con-
tanning about 1850 acres more or lefs. Two uudiv-
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
county OF Chcferied, containing abou, one hundred
acres Two undivided third parts of the Dever Coal
Lands IN ihe county of Gsoehand, containing abou,
ninety acres, which three fevera tracts OF Coal Land
were held in partnerhp between the laid David RoGs
and James Currie, decd ALTO all that traa or parcel
OF Land IN the county Of Gooehand, known by the
name OF Coochland eourt-houfe, containing about
hfteen hundred acres or lefs; ALTO twelve hun
dred acres OF Land in Goochland county called How
ards Nesk, before pledged to Gaego and Giklon for
adeb due them and feeured by deed of trun, bear
ing date on the Gath day of May, 1906, and recor-
ded in the general court.
The Columbian Mills & appurtena1ces, are fubiea
10 ground rent to Samuel overton; and the laid
Mills and the two tracts of Coal Land, ra mention
cd pledged for the fscurty Of undry fums of
ney, due TO Mrs Frances Tabb and VIM. B. Giles ad
rnniarator of John Tabb, deeeafed-a large proper
tion of which, ated by the fad Ros to have Been
paid, other eha;es pledged for the balance For
further Information ON this fubiea, perfons inclined
purehafe, referred the fad Rofs, or Il may be
Obtained on application to the fubferibers.
The greater part Of the debt due to p Gibton, and
ieeured by dsed of truR above mentioned, bearing
date tia 24;h day of May 1906, has been paid there
being nov balance due him Of only 1854 dis 75-ico
with fone arrears Of nersft particular Rat.men,
OF which will be exhibited the day Of fale.
The facs will tax. place at the Eagle. Tavern, on
Tuefdsy the 18th day of September next.
E. w. RoOTES, }ro.
WILSON ALLEN, 1'h'ff''
July IL. tdf.
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COMMUNICATE
Remarkable inAaxee ofBrifi,B lara

Remarkable iaRasee Of BritiB lcyalty.
On the alarm given, at the prefent crGs, Of
war between Great Britain and this country:
a very respectable and indufriouq mechanic in
this city, "a fubject of his Brtanic MAJ eGy) was
10 loyal yeferday, as to melt up his leaden
glue pot, and run il into balls to defend this
country againft 3ritifh aggrefions.--Tbi is ae-
tmai1 faa. July 10.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
R9sAHify inform TIE Pab!ie, and pertieRLsyly Hs in
La5ifa"t; Of RIcHaowD t6af bnviss Jc,0,-
ed a connection, B.y 4OH f,GzEa7
6y61sf aastr II. Fsu Of
ID 0 ID G E IND COBB.
1by bSVe fok'n tie Store b.. uiLGA Of TIE main.
fret, Laift 0eersiei BY IlsGyt. M u b. Men,
NB/ HERE they have for fale, general aGort-
80 ment OF EHeLisu, INDIA and FAENcH
GOODS, fui,abs for the feafon
A DODGE,
GORSHEM COBB.
July IL. IF.
NIB DODGE u CoBB 4uWfR Bsi, GOODS
!07Drr than at any otbsr Store in RieGosna e5sy By
zy5slt|ale or retail
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Gurope
2rageafed for the Mercantile Adverfiier from
PariJ Papers Of MAY 2lR.
RUSSIA,


PRUss;AN EYLAv, April 80.
We have heard very dainetIy the firing of
cannon at the iiege of Dantzick, from day break
till this evening 1t is impofible that place
can hold out much longer. The Emperor has
approached it in order to accelerate the works !;
but the Grand Head. Quarters continue at Fin
kenitein. The army fill occupies its former
petition in frost of that all.important place.
Narfhals Bernadotte and SouIt are ftationed on
the Lower Pafarge; Marfhals Ney and Davouft
on the ALE. The Poliih troops join the corps
OF Martial Davouf with that of Martial Maj
fena who guards the Narew.
FOR a long time back the Ruffians fpeak of a
battle which is absolutely neceGary in order to
try to unblockade Graudentz and Dantzick :;
but they con6ne themfeIves to affertion. A
lew days longer and they will regret the
time LOFT, for the fall Of Dantzck mutt
coniiderably encreafe the difpofable forces of
the French, by returning to the active army
inc troops employed at the fiege of that place.
ne apparent repofe of the French army, there
tore, is to it's advantage, whilff the irrefoution
obferved in the projects of the RufIians is mex
Phcable. Gen. Bennington has been the whole
OF this month with his head quarters at Barten-
tteIn; his troops formed a line from Ko-
e,nibers to Heiliberg, Seebury, Wartenburg,
Pafenkein, and Ortelburg. In general the
"u army appears as III W'ining TO keep on
the detenEve which is attributed to the daily
expectation of the arrival of the Emperor Alex
ander, before which time they are not willing
to hazard any important event.
BREsLAU, May =.
The following bulletin dated from the camp
OF Nelis OF the hr& May, has been publifhed
here.
/" At three o'clock this morning the troops
OF Wurtemburg have carried at the point of the
bayonet the out-works of the places called
blockhaus, Walkenmuh'e, and Kindergarten.
All the Pruffians that were found therein have
been either killed or taken the Wurtemberg-
ers, have taken cannons, three officers, and
one hundred folders.
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
On Saturday fbt ff day Of A4gya sex, 4viU BE- fold ..
Mr. John Andtr3en's T4Vern, in The tozpa Of Ms,.
Ca"t0u, fo1t bigbes bidder, to, ready money,
n LIKELY Negro Woman named PATTI, aged
about thirty years made over to US in truif by
fsnry Lynch, to fecure the paymen, Of debt due
fooien and St. John. RoBT. MosELEY, jr.
New Canton, July 81. tdf.
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6ale8 at aIrtiu,t.
Ao6

o. "WEDNESDAY, tb. 1913 inf. .viu pefsivsly l.
/sd tie premyes, for CAsH
TWO NEW BRICK TENEMENTS,
IN the main-areet, on shocke- Hill, adjoining the
- tenement at prefent occupied by Mir. Joleph
Carter. They are we'll calculated for Groceries, and
are eontdered to be good Rands for bunefs any
in that part of the City.
An indifpusable title will be given.
TAYLOR & BROWN, Ausione.r..
July 81. tdr.
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CORN. PORK SCI,

q " ~, r u X X CF.
4 ABOUT 400 BARRELs
i LINT CORN, weighing So and So h. per bufhs
sc ,Aiie,s prime Nsw-Tork FOLK,
20 barrels liver Or,
20 Kegs FF American CgSPewDER,
BoLIIEG CLOTH GermanSrEEI & GR1Np.SToNss
viz genrrai e55,tmeas ef
HARDWARE and iRoNaoNoERY-Fer IaGe Sy
BRRAM Is TOILET.
Jolly II. epIm.
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LIKENESSES TAKEN e ENGRAVED,
HE Subscriber begs rsve to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of the City Of Richmond, that
ne takes and engrayes JiKENESSBS in a Gyle never
introduced before, in this country he respectfully
iohens from the inhabitants If this place. the fame ia
yor and patronage he has with in the lsrgeR CT
res OF the U. States, where he has taken a great
number Of Liksuefes, copies Of hich may be feea
AZ ms lodgings in Mrs. Harris's Houle nearly oppo-
hte the Cuiiorn- Houfe.
Ihe iubietber in order not to difappon, thofe who
might have dehre to fet for their BkerefTes, begs
leave to Guggeit that h,s nay in this place will he ops
ST. MEAilN.
July IL. r.