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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-12
MILITARY LANDS
IawtlnI.

In TIE State Of Ohio, for Sale.
NM HEREAS William Carter, late Of the city Of
" Richmond, commonly called Doctor William
Carter, was, the hiit day of Augutt 1897 and at
the time of his death, entitled by warrant or war
rants Tor iervices Surgeon, the lervce of the
United States, to 1000 acres of luch Lands, and
wears sfs h 5sST b and lar ?. 'h fame day
Surveys OF his Lands on the waters Of the Scoto.
north wet of the river Ohio could be received, and
Patent or Patents obtained for the fame the faid
Lands might be fold to the beh advantage and on
the ionget credit, that the purchafe of his houfes
and lots would admit Of" and departed this life,
without altering revoking the iad teftamept
whereof he conlituted three Executors two of whom
to wit, Joieph Jackion and the iublcriber both of
the city OF Richmond, only, took that office upon
themieves: And whereas before the faid furvevs
could be obtained, to Wit, two Of eight hundred a.
ores each, and one of twelve hundred acres on the
upper hde of Darby creek, and one of one thouIand
and one OF two hundred acres on the waters of the
4id Creek the Lands 10 iurveyed had been coded by
ihe commonwealth OF Virginia. the United States
whereby the obsnnent OF Patents for the fame hath
been hitherto obfruaed; but that obRrueiion has
been lately removed by act of Congre(s, though
the crcumaDce OF the elate of the faid TeRaor will
not admit any extenlive credit, to be given to the
purehaier or purchalers.
Las acting Executor of the faid Teaament, here
by notify to the public that fae of the fad lands
WIZ ihe aoe Al tbe front door OF the Eagle Tavern,
IN the city of Richmond, on Tuefday the 10Th day
OF May next enfuing, at Public Auction, to the beit
bidder, for the mott that can be gotten, in ready mo-
ney, or notes, with approved endorfers, negotiable
and payable at the Bank of Virginia, within GO days of
the day OF fae when satisfactory proof relative to the
title oil Dottor Carter will he exhibited by the fub-
icriber, and when he will be ready to transfer the
lame, with covenant Of warranty againR all his own
acts tending to leilen or impair the fame
CHARLES SPENCER,
April 8. law tdC.
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WILL BE EXPOSED For s,T.p-
.Nril2s

Upon the premiics, on the sth day Of NAV mex, he
Ing Coochland County ,urt day:
E'ORTY half acre I.O rSof d. in tow ..
l. be called Madifon, authorized mn "a - ~
latt General Afembly, upon the land, Of The s,,br
ber adjoining Goocbland Court houir. 1'he.or.
advantages of this iituation is generally known. yer
Tor the information of thOf snaequaint-i IL is ec
ed necsiiary to obervs tina, the place is healthy and
convenient to good water, in a rich i,syhbourlood
It's eontigu'tyto James Ri-er lefs than one mile. On
TWO OF the lots there are Dwelling houfes on one all
convenient out houfes almot new. The De,.,,:ne-
nouie on this lot has four below and two sb,y
the other has Dwelling honfe nearly conpleate.,
quite new, with four rooms below aud one aboy.
coni'ruced tor kitchen un,ierneath-The term. IS
ia'e VIII be twelve months credit, the rurch.ler civ
ing bond with approved iecur,y
SAML. WOOCSoN.
April 81. law5w.
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WILL Re SOLD

M zoe 7G7sT7 StH1e" r9,Sf fS HE Lsb,R kia.
der, on AFordqy, tie lID If Efay nesf Lef1oS,, ~.
bo1r' Of II and O'etoet, Hr JsotOag valua5ie e,o.
Ps,iy, gig
nNE two.hory BRICK HOUSE, ~ by 60 #.
~ do. Jingle do. Wood do. go -Ig-
Fcur do. do. do. do.
All neatly finilhed and calculated for dwellings fez
ted on hahdome well ineloied Lots sboeko-IIilI,
IN the CITY Of Richmond; known III Duval's plan. az
no. IOl g No lO2, furveyed by W,r. C. Ps;,e
TERMS or P1ITMENT;
hoo dols in can', 1850 dolls OIL the cc,h Of lima
1907, half Of the reGdue the I4th nuguG, and The
balance the 4th AuguG. 1908.
Satisfactory rifles will be made to the purehaler, on
the receipt Of the money
ARCHIBALD PLEASdNTS, jy.
april FL. tdf
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Oh; iu-pr:fe, i1,eu!s r,aH-s Of dun rallied by the
wind, and carried great diiances and at the fame
time we know that every particle Of this powder
is really ton-, alnoi three times heavy as wa
ter. and of ze 10 comfortable, that its form may be
perfectly feen by of a good n,icrofcope. Aud
we Fee alto, w,hon, iurprfe, that water, which is
much lighter than dan, and is competed of particles
incomparshiy inIaier Is carr led eli by the winds
in the fame manner.
In order TO conv;ccs ourfeves tina, the particles
OF water do trcngly adhere to each other and that
they require To do 10 IN order prevent the greate
eontnhon in the univerfe, need only figure to
ourlelves the inevitable confequences that would
fuls from, the want of luch an adheiion The par,-
eeso water would be RATED and carried off by the
winds with infinitely facility than the fln-tt
and lighteA duff. Every Grong breeze fettipg in
from the ocean would bring with it great iuunda-
tion. Navigation would he impofib.e, and the
banks OF all the eas lakes, and large rivers would be
unnhabi;able.
1.-The Addiction of the particles of water to each o.
Their the cauie of the preiervaon of that liquid in
males. !, covers the furflee with very rong pei
liele, which defends and prevents it from being diff
peried BY the winds. Without this Addiction, water
would be more volatile than ether and more fugitive
than dua But the Addiction is alto the cauie OF other
phenomena, which OF the created importance in
the phenomena OF nature. The vftidi,y which re-
fults from the mutual adheon Of the particles Of va
bodies in fo'utisn well the moa heavy the light
Ell; provided always that they be reduced to very
minute particles.
il has heen found by calculation, founded on
facts which appear to be decve, that fold fpheru'e
of pure gold, of the diameter of 500 Ooo,h OF an
inch, would be fyfpended in water By the effect of
irs viieidity even though this fma body lhould be
completely wettsd and iubm-rged in tranquil MATS
OF the fluid. This viicidty want of pefea luidi-
~, which eauiss it to hold every kind Of fbaance
in oiusion, renders it ennenty proper become the
vehicle Of nourihment to plants and animals and
we accordingly Fee tina, is excufvey employed in
this office f,hs Addiction OF the particles of water
TO each other to ceafe and the iuidi,y of this
body were to become perfea, every living being
would perth by inani,ion May be permitted
lays the Count) to remark the implicitly of the
means employed by nature in all her operations
May be permitted to exPref. my profound admira-
ZION ard alteration Of the author Of 70 many Won
ders"
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fms CHILD or soaSow's 7.hE6.
Deny. bu, DO no, ,aun, a maid

Deny, but DO not taunt maid
Who never fcorn with fcorn repays;
Proud man, tho now al; your aid
Mine once, alas. were happier days.
But forrow mark'd me for her own
Before told ny t~ea,;eth year
Yet when my frisnds 5esan to !rowr,
b.: rcproach'd them with--A r.As.
never could frame the harl. reply,
The look Inkind by feeling fear'd,
Fen when met d;fdain's cold eye,
Zen when cruel language heard.
I've freu my friend, my carried Irieod,
Refufe my tale of woe to hear;
Yet aill UNIV i.i;ng to offend,
All my remembrance was--A TEAR.
Aud have Known the flanderer's tongue
My fame with vile diihonor tains,
Yet on my lip no curies hung,
Tho mosrriaI, mid was my complaint.
And was fored by cruel power
To leave the fcenes held mott dear:
o. twas Indeed trying hour
Yet all my language was--A TEAR.
And have known the youth lov'd
Retraa the VOWS he fwore to me,
Behold my palEd cheek uumov'd,
And fmi!ins, boat that he was free.
Yet was caln-and (hour of dreadD
faw him wso maid more dear
But was mute only fhed
Mono IL COULD nos 1ei a TEAR!
Ah full was hen my cup of grief-
Friends, fortune lover, fame, all loG--
A beggar nos ak relief,
"A fmall, a tr9iag boon 4, moa.
Still can you chdc me from your door?
All, no iyour looks compaiiion wear
So large gift Lob -yora, were poor
thank, bieis you ina TEAR.
o. Il.
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SCROOk MASTERS H.AN7ED.
April 81.

UC'-DONs II 10y . 40 u 17NTBD.
eon!equence of the intended removal or ,he r-s-
lent TEACHER, from this place-a PrRsos
VINO can come well RECOMMENDED and upon eyamin.
at'on found qualified inruct about twenty Pup;is
(BoYs) IN the ErgijjS, Latin and F-enes !anguae..
grammas'eaiiy, with the principles OF Ceogrusby'
~r"'"g and A'hbmetis-wrll meet with very liberal
encouragement ADD the proipe6 of future perma-
neat ellabi'hmeat. 1t is probable tina, the nunb.r
Pupils might be enereafed, but, in that cafe an an
ant Teacher will be necefiary
Also, A SCHOOL MISTRESS,
Who can We'll recommended, and u,on ,,-
amnation found qualified take charge OF about 6f.
teen Girls will NEE, with equal enc oura cement
ply to AND'w NICoI.cc>r
JOSEPH c. BROWN,
ARCH'D FREELA.VD.
Msncheier, April 2s. ,.n,f
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ADVANTAGEOUS ESTABLISHMENT.

ME Subferiber, becaufe Of circumstances. which
have lately occurred in his family wilhes 10 adj
NIT partisr 10 the buGnefs Of the H,rrico Cun-
Powder works, about mile and an half from, Roek
cts, or TO fell isrights in the fame the faid vorsH
are 70 nearly compleatedhat they will foon be in OPP
Pera'ion, and The Manufacturer who is engaged to
manage the making Of the Powder, underfaSd, Tho
whole art 70 as to make i; equal to any imported
None need apply for care, who cannot advance
foon 8 1000, and employ other reourees in the soure
OF the buiinss there Isl fai Froiped that the fsid
works will be veyy adVasfggeops fqaLijGmesa For
further particulars apply to-HUGH WARDEN,
May !. eo,f
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John JOklPKIhte

hAS received an e1o'frVsot IF GOODS CozEGias of
EIANNELS, Coatings, Blankets Roie and Drf.
a tie DFabs, Friae, Kerieys Feanought, Clo,hs car
pets and CarPetng, Bombozetts, Swsnfdown, pa,en,
Cord Powder and Shot, Dowlas, .sheeting, Ker
'eymeres' Calieoes ard Mullins, &c. Be which h.
package.
Nov.14. r
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NOTICE.

4 IL thofe who have claims againa the eaa,.
L \ OF WILLIAM VINCE, deed, CT King William
county are Tequeifed TO bring them in properly au
.nenteafed before the iirH Of AnguG next, a, which
time the administration of faid efste will he 49,
GIDEON BOSHER, 44m'r.
May 5. Ia,
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
LOST OR H1!sLAID,

CoMETIME pat, a BOND, executed by william
- Wilknfon, to the fubfcriber--the date and pre-
eic fun, do not reeole9 but believe it was dated
Augua, 1so5--on demand. The amount NJ winch
was, between { ~ and 90. The administrator OF
Iad Wiknfon, will take notice therefore shat the iub-
ieriber is the only perion entitled to receive de
amount Of laid Bond.
WILLIAM oAPNETr
Buckingham, April "a. IaSsw9
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ADVkKTISEMENT.

WISH TO fell my PLANTATION in Powhatan
county containing $40 acres, lying on Butterwood
creek, one third Of the laid Tral in woods fuppofe
80 acres Of it Is good creek lowgrounds, the whole
IS well adapted to the culture Of torn wheat and to-
saeeo, and the plantation in good order for croppny
Poiieien may be had Chriilmas next, With he il
berry Of iewing grain. Onc-;hird OF the purehaf mo-
ney in hand and the balance in two equal annual py
ments; alto one other tract in the county Of Amelia
lyng on the waters OF Weit creek, adjoining the ards
Of Dr. Hardaway, John Clements and MIR. Dieen.
containing 500 acres, one half in woods, all of which
IS good tobacco Land, payments as above. any fur
ther particulars IS deemed uuueeeIary as 1t Is pref
med purohsfer would win to view the fsid Lands
The tract in Amelia will be ihewu by the Overieer
and tie Traa in Powhstan by the Proprietor.
EDWARD MOSKLEY.
POwbaisn, April 90. e4w2m.
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FOR SALE,
April 8.

FOX SALE,
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON sHocKoE HILL.
TIE JvI(s,Ber 4pW Sell, at PUBLIC AUCTION, in
f5' City # RiebmOnd, and The bremjs-fbe /oflozo.
ing P'sfe'fy, 10 qoif--sn he 1fday Of Jnne,
q CONVENIENT HOUSE and LOT, lately &C.
A copied by Mofes Bates. A credit of one two
and three years will be given the purchafer. Each
inNalment to bear intereA from the day Of iale.-
One perional feeurity will be required, and deed
oil ,ruit on the Property to ieeure the payments re
guarly as they become das
And on the I'd day of June, leven valuable hail
acre LOl lying in Duval's plan, of the City OF
Richmond, known by the numbers 81, 80, SO, 49,
A, Is, and DO. The faid Lots are very handfomejy
iiiusted between lquare belonging to MIR. Allen
Pollock and Dr. James Greenhow. They will be
Told on credit Of tx aud twelve moAths, bearing
interet from the day of fale--but If the payment,
are punetuaiy made, the nterefl will be RENTED
DAVID DCRRINGTON,
May >. iawtdf.
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IENAKEN up By the suSicriber, refidng in Powha-
tan county, at the mosth Of Deep Greek, for
rel Mare, about four years DID, FIVE feet hieh with
few white hairs at the root Of hes tail, fiod before
no brand Pereeivable, and ews the mark Of the coli
Tar on her Gioulders II he mad been worked She
came TO his plantation early in DECEMBER Ian. %.
Prsiied to twenty one pounds JAS. TUCKEP
Powhstsp, May /.
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COMFORT FOR AMERICANS.

Delamacherie, the celebated editor Of the Journal
de F4,E7qe in Paris, has jut publiihed volume" on
the rereGibiiny aud deseneracy OF organized beings
Speak'ngci the degradation of the Greeks and Ro-
mans, AID G! thar barbarilm which crept lowly from
the raRern paris of Aiia to the weern parts of Ruff
fla, he aiks, will it Cop here Some of hyperion
minds in cont rrnation Already they fee proud
Europe. degraded; menaced with the misfortunes
n..ich China, India, Peiha, ChAldea, PhGncia, E
gypt and Greece experienced, and the genus OF the
and obliged erofs the Atlantic to ieek
refuge in the country of Warrington, JcGesfon and
Mutneii. - it is Lead certain" continues he,
(" THAT North america, now occupied by powerful
4" snd active people of European defeent under the
empire Of liberty, will rife a grandeur to which it
would never have RATED under is original inhabi-
L" There they enjoy the peaures OF equality
" the mind is Nrengtheued by indufry and uieiul
" Occupations. The FRA neeelIity they feel is to be
IL fee" ". T. J7Eb ddy.
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A new bridge is ordered to be contributed aeroii
the seine Paris, oppofte the Cbazb de Nar,, it il
ordered to be called the bridge Of Jena.
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1T The iege Of 5shweidnitz in Sile6a in January
feIl thrown l.om the place, fell in the trenches
near where a group of officers were Handing; the
five match ltili Lighting but had not burnt to
the printing, when corporal named Niehtern, rum
ed forward and ieizing the HELL in his arms, launched
it the Gope Oi an eraulmeat, whence it rolled
fueient diGance explode. withouldoiDg the leait
mitchell.
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The new rLANrI diieoveTed by Mr.. Haydze, Of
Lilleutial, near bremen, he has given the name of
Jano. It is Of the eigbb magnitude, it appeared to
have peculiar notion, and after obferving it Tor le-
veral days he clearly aleertancd that sa PLANET!
lis dltauce from the un is three fimc5 that of
the eaf,h about hundred millions OF leagues;
il is consequently farther than CERES or PALLAs,
wheie diGauce is o6,OOO,O0O. It's diameter has not
yet been aeertaiacd but its Gzs appears nearly the
tame as that Of C,e This is the i5oel9b plane! dd.
covered within thve few years, Hsy5LfY having dif
covered UraaDi and its x facilities, fzOo new iatel-
iitgs TO SAruRN Piazzi diieoycred CEREs, and
O.os'' d'ieoveisd PALLAs. Len Pap.
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Forty DoIkass .kfzs.zYd. d

gkNEsha


II AN AWAY, yxoasehe sthf instant, &. Small
II Negro Boy named US ssbp,st is years
Of age, 4 feet s or inches figh 81 y yellow
ish Complexion, weak and 'iiiiiilIalnes eyes, and
has, few feint scars On his face his shssr cut
slose excepting q small circular bdncd behind,
shutters when be attempts 70 speak fas or is
alarmed. Had on AN old tow linen shirt, AID
pair of old black striped hnscy trousers,
patched with blue and white kcrsey. He IS
an srtful chap and viii attempt to pass for. a
free boy, by getting some free negro to own
5 him for child, which he has frequently said
would be his plan should he run away.
TWENTY DOLLARS. will be paid for
approaching him, if taken In this state, and
the above reward if taken out of the state,
secured so that get him, and all Ehsonable
sstrarge. if brought home to
BasaJ Simpson.
On Elk Ridge, Anne-Asundel county,
Maryland.
yurs RI, 1897. sawsts
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Thirty Dollars Reward.


~ AN AWAY from the subsc ribsr in Au-
II gust last, a negro wonian named 7a66 J;
che is about SIS years of age, of the common
size, of a yellowish complexion, long face,
high cheek bones, and her eyes sunk in-she
understands every kind of house work, wash
ing, nursing, &c. IN the latter capacity she
has been passing herself in Alexandria, and
has said by nay authority. There are various
circumstance which lead me TO believe she
: has been and is now secrcted by her husband
Jerry 1.-THE property of Joseph Vaudeville, iu-
hiorj. He is hired to his father John Niande-
VILE, as iaborer, and Sometimes drives a
cart on the streets. 7ssenfy Dotlars will be
paid If taken In the district. and the above re-
.&ard if taken above 10 miles without, provi-
sl1ed that she Is So secured that get her a.
esfn. 3
AN persons are cautioned against hardening
or employing said negrs, IN any capacity
what's yer. II ROSE.
ApsI 81 1s1 Saw
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June.2T.
90 Dollars Reward.

L&LOPED from the subscriber Lying near
la Richmond courthouse, Virginia, on the
last OF April, ladby the name of Gorge
He Is short. Of dark complexion, and about
ls years Of age, had his right thigh broken by
when living with John Tayloe, Esq Mount
Airy ]; 1t has ocsasiohed suall lameness.-
He took with him variety of clothes, parti-
cularly pair Of huckskii pantaloons, almost
new. The above reward will be giyela for
apprehcnding and combining him in any Jail ia
tins state. Should he be apprehendcd out Of
the state, ar additional reward siLl be given
by
Landon Carter.
Richmond County, lVa) I
May %. J. 4. eo4
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SuWarrow Boots.
John G. FIR ANCIs,
Er0na Aew- Yo1


ID RESPECTFULLY informs the pubic
~ that he manufactures Snzvafyo<o Ss'%
with all the a.easrn inprovcfne nts, warrantssa
equal to any in the United States. After nfs
my years of experience in his business, ne mas
discovered a new method of retaining the elas'
,icity in boots. He warrants 70 fit the leg 81
it ever 50 badly shaped. He makes boots
various descriptions, viz. S warrows-taIf
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsiean Spring Toes
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bohaparte's Graves
Jefferson I. Boots and Shoes. lie warrants ri
fit the Suwarrou equal to the tuck Setss.--||
Gentlemen will please 70 call and chuse p
themselves, at his shop in king-stres, !"
tween MIR. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern (
~ B. He Intends selling cheap for cash.
January $. dsm
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II He subscriber respectfully informs his
], 4 friends and the public in general, that
he has established a LUAfBER aY.ARl, adj
joining Colonel Rsmsay's wharf where he
Intends keeping constant supply of the best
materials IN that line, and will sell low for
cash or on ashort oreesit. s.
James Mcclure.
May s. eoaln
N. B. He continues the Housc-Joiners
business. and from his knowledge in that line,
will pay particular attention to any orders for
Lumber that he may receive.
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June -.
n q r I C E.
-T1HOSE who have Flour stored

vT1HOSE who have Flour stored with me,
u arc hereby requested to take said -four
away or sell it, on or before the 18th day Of
July next !; at which time intend to leavs
AIexandria, and will not be accountable for any
-four now in my possession after the time a.
bove stated Also those who have claims
against me, are requested to bring them for
ward for settlement; and those who are in
debted to me, or the firm of DENNE1 & Pow
ELL, wall please TO make payment by the irst
day Of August next, as no further indulgence
WILDE given.
20 Rcat-A Warehouse.
Edmund Denney.
June n. colIt
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Freestonc Point, near
Dumfries, ON Sunday the 7th of last month,
two Negro Men slaves, named ANDREW
and JAMES, the property of Sarah Fouchee,
in Prince William county, and hired of her
until the end of the year. They had each Of
them pass fer three days, being Whitsun-
tide holiday.
ANbRRwsis about q years OF age, feet 9
inches HIGH, black complexion, has a scar
near the corner4of one of his eyes, is a little
and has forward, impudent
eountenance.
JAMES Is about 10 years of age, feet
inches high, a black complexion, has a scar
near his Inauthgof the size of a pea, reels and
swaggers very mach in his walk. Each of
them had on when they went away shirt and
trousers of plain coarse Virginia cotton, AMI
their other cloathing is not known.
A rewardof Ten Dollars viii be given for
each of them, to any person who will appre-
bend them and deliversth them to the subscri-
Der, or to Sarah Fouohee, living near Dunn
fries.
John Stone.
Prince William County,
June ~. ee2w
r. S. All persons are forbid from harbor-
ing them, and from conveying them away
either BY land or water.
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FOR SALE,

n NEGRO MIN, about - years ofage,
"A who has been brought up as boayIser-
want to a single gentleman, IS a good OSler,
is well acquainted with all the duties OF a
house servant, and has served reg1lal APP
premiership TO a barber, and is new tery
good one--He is remarkable for ais honesty
and the goodness Of his disposition. Fortur-
ther particulars apply to the PRlNrEn.
Mays. 20
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FOR sS.9IE,
THAT REAUTIFUI. SEAT.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
3 CITUATED OH the banks OF Great HINT
~ ing Greek, called Rnral Felicity, for
merly owned by Mr.. John Duff. It's at pre-
sent rented for one year, fer the sum ofonc
hundred and fifty dollars, reserving the right
of possession at any time during the above
term, on giving one months notice .-Tor
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS
IS April IS ap
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a few dozen fine old frontinac
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| Jamaica and West-lnetia rum
lew England 90.
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{ Folland and country gin
Shiedanl Sin III cases
IIsh Wklskey, very old
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CIDER in barrels
White WING and Cider vinegar
florence oil in TASKS
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loaf :. end hmm s,,rars, Philadelphia, Bal
tinors and Alexandria.
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