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A. LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Pott- once at WheelrEI on
the 1t of October, 1907, which if not taken
OUT in three months, will be feat 10 the Ge.
neral POf Office as dead Letters.
A-Ceorge Amberson, 1; Walker X. Ar"
rniitead, 5.
B-John Brown, Jofeph Baily, Jacob ock,
George Baker, David Bell, Polly Black or To-
teph Biggs, Frederick Beeer, JoIeph Digss,
Robert Brown, William Beckett
C-Mary Caldwell, j ofeph Caldwell, William
Chapline, Eiq. James Caldwell, E.1, jun I NEE
Cooper, jams Caldwell, JON Callwel', Daniel
Conkl in.
D-Jaco5 Duncle, Derias Dorfey, lanes
Deyife, William w, De Lsfhmutt
E-Gditor Wheeling Repofroty, JcfphE
vinf, Efq- William Egelefon J. ne Evans, John
Evans.
F-CodfIey Fink, Thomas Fowlar.
C-joho G'adding, lchn Greer, 4; Herman
Creatnoutt, John G.fln
H--jacob Holmes, Samuel Hand, Frederick
Howard, William Harkin, Henry Huffman,
Obadiah Holmes, William Henthorr, Samuel
H4rdeGy.
J-Samue Jamifon, Griffith John,
K-GeOrge Knox, James Knight, Rev, VIM
Knock, George Knox, Eq.
L-Hugh Lyans, Capt Edmond Leacy, 10
ttph Llnna.arys John Lemterton.
M-Rohert Mallie, George M'Craken, 4 );
William M'Detmelt, 1; Jemes NJ CURE, lea.
William NJ Conal, Col William M Cure, D.
uiel Morgan, Aaron and Achies More7u. Ru.
fus msui, Daniel l. MORTON, 4; John MIX
ing, Joieph M'Kee, And,ew Mtcbol, Huh
NJ ruire, William " GrIcy. E.c Thomas
4. NJ Cormi,k Margaret Morriion
C-itepheu C/ier.
P-Ru,h 'Pumparey, John Parcel, Joieph
Potter, Bezle Penyi.c.
R-Iohn Rollao, JOHN Rolgero, Ruth Raj
Gon, SuMnna Riggs
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world. This work falling into my hands,
discovering that it was printed in Pitts
burgh, ! was little surprised TO find it
SO we'll executed, both in the engrav-
ings. Of which it contains number, and
the printing. The quality of the paper
was good, and / was told it was made
st paper-mill nec- Redstone. The
printing of SO very large : work IN y anew
country, is a considerable undertaking,
and it behOves the people TO step for
ward ard give all the encouragement
they can to the enterprise. On further
inquiry, J. found there had been 4 large
subscription obtained for the work, .
mong the religious of all denominations.
Passing on to Wheeling, on the Ohio,
n Virginia, also a ilourishing place, and
putting up at an i'm, the frst ching that
struck me Was paper living on the ia
ble, calle!>' The IVheeHng' Reb2git9rp,"
printed IN quarto form. \ little aSto-
nishcd, I exclaimed, = " hat press
here too" was pleased, to discover
that the paper was neatly printed. 1t
contained a good dealof entertainingand
original matter, and poetry that bespoke
It's author 20 possess some Of die sparks
OF the g b3ctic fire" OF Shakcspeorc.-
When we consider the expensiN encss Of
printing materials and labour, the small
amount required by individuals, and the
great number who do not support news
papers, the establishment OF 4 printer
certainly denotes Il good degree Of popu-
-ation and prospcrity.-HaPyy country!
Thought I,-kuropc knows but li,tlc of
your cHcelence---little OF the virtue and
genius Of your sons. Could I at tho't
would transport thousands Of the chill
drcn Of wretchcdness Of the old world -
this best and happiest Of Countries
where it is the business Of the Who'll,
community to make each other HAPPY
where laws are mild. equal, and iuat--
where lands arc good, cheap, and easy
3E culturc-where all the nrcessaries Of
lie are cheap and plenty. Could l i'm
pres. these things on the minds OF thc
people Of Europe, would preach daily
The words Of the venerable Dr.. Frank
lin" iPhrye liberty dz0ella, there is ny
tunrry." A TRAVELLERS.
Wlpplirr OF On
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the Public, diet he carries on the
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
at the shop Immediately above Mr..
Dcvmcr's tavern, on the main street, in
the town Of Wheeling, where he viii
constantly keep an Assortment Of Axes,
Hoes, Mauocks, Plow-Irons, Bells, and
generally every article in his line. He
hopes ~ his attention 70 business, and
tn quality OF lis materials and work
manship, 10 DC allie to give satisfaction
to thos- who may please to favour him
with heir custom.
IOHN SMITH.
=. =. An Apprentice wanted immc-
di.tcly. October 7th, 500.
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POCKET-BOOK,

containing several Bonds and promisso-
~ Notes, viz. Bond dated in 1905,
drawn by Levin Goslee, in my favour,
for thrc- hundred and forty dollars a
Note on Robert Stanhcld for seventy
i've dollars one do. on Richard Russell
for two hundred dollars besides many
other papers Of consiJerahle conse-
quence. Any person lodging the said
Pocket-book with Mr.. Il. Sprigg, in
this place, shall receive the above re-
ward
SAMUEL GOSLEE.
Wheeling, 10th Sept. 1907.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

NOTICE.--Those Citizens of the
Borough of Wheeling who have not
paid their Borough Faxes, are request.
ed to be prepared to pay them on Satur-
day the Gath inst. as further indulgence
cannot be given.
G.. PANNEL, Collector.
Wheeling, October 5th, 1907.
GASS'S JOURNAL.
IS ready for delivery to Subscribers, anc
FOR SALE,
At the Office of the Repository, Mr..
Cassat'S, Mr.. Knox's, Mr.. Kerr's, and
Nossrs. M'ClUre's, in Wheeling: also
by Mr.. D. Chambers, at Major Shep-
herds mill.
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70 DOLLARS REWARD.

LOST, between the 1Oth and 15ta
INST. between this place and New-Lan-
caster, (Ohio) black Morocco
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-12
TO sURScRIgERs.

The prefeut number commences the 4th Vol. Of N.
ENQUIRER How far it has anfwsred the expe Cations
and deerved the upPort oft. fubftribers we calm
Iy fubmit to Be1.
They have obfrved the principles to which IL has
adhered iince its commencement Tine has ONLY
ieryed TO confirm i'll them. We Gill believe tina,
our own is the only free government on the earth.
and that the prefsnt the ben administration which
has ever exiited-But is from the wanaer in which
We have exPreed thefe convictions that we may ven
ture tn lay lon'e claim to public APPRECIATION,
We d1piie ali the Arts Of able Editors" W..
humbly conceive that Lying, leurrility anddefamati.
on are rot the proper inAruments to snlghten ma
ton.
Every protection has its outcans The Law has Il.
Pettifoggsr' Phyic has its Quaeks And the Pref, is
dilgrseed by its illitsrate and lcurrilous Editors
Ons OF the frt principles Of eur faith IS not To rio,
IN the unneceiiary manacre Of private character. We
have avoided fuch diguRng topics, in all cafes bo,
where The interett OF our country demanded il ,,d
whenever we have ventursd upon them, il was al
ways with recollection that we too had ebara
OF gentllity and liberality to fupport We have At
tempted to criticize eharaSsrs withou, abufe and ,o
condemn ignorance or vice without the LANGUAGE of
leUrrhty.
The Pro!eilion Of an Editor is itelf Venerable he.
eaule Il is uieiul. IL mould be hi, vocation t gi
Pate ETor,t to eHPoie in It's genuine colours: and
IN country, where papers are nsohly fubaitutc, for
LIBRARIES * where the people mua be enlightened to
0s Hee' the Preis ahun'ls and imPollug digni-
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Nav s.

A gentlenan, refdent in the upper part of Balti-
more county has obligngly furnlhed us with the
following account of the hail-aorm on Wednesday,
l1h:
The form began at about half pah ~ o'clock,
appeared TO come from the South w eR, but foon
red about to the North little We1erly. A con-
AIMED hower Of hail, about the ize Of MARBLE fell
for an half All hour, when the form became trsn,en-
doss; large hail Zones, rather Jumps Of ice, Of an
irregular ibaPe, many of them larger than gooe
precipitated in terrible mariner for fifteen mi
nu,es longer, when the CORN ceafrd--I ms afured
fevsra Of the latter, and fuuad them 10 be about
FOURTEEN iaeJe5 in circumference, and one of them
weighed q. after it. had been conlderably melt
cd. Ev. PsP
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COMMUNICATION.

Yesterday morning, about O'Clock. the ean
wing OF the Marine HoipitaI of this port, was
dicovered to be on fire in the roof The wind
blowing fleil at the time, the fumes Ipread ra.
pijy over the top, quickly decided the fate Of
that portion Of the houir, and feened to threat
en-, for time, the eutiie deitrudiun of that
f7acicus and excellent building. The colo
made, connecting this wing and the centre, was
foen IN fumes, the cornice and end timbers OF
the main building had alto taken FIRE.
The collection of perfons from Norfolk
PorHnouth, and the ihipping, was now con-
Eierable. Their great exerions, without the
Pid of Eng'nes (Which arrived after the fire was
iubdued) or necchAry buckets and ladders,
isemel 10 fapP!Y every deficiency, and faved
I larcs portion Of this uftful building, which
VIII be fufhcisDt for pfeient purpoies.
The lnvalids were removed to- the late coun.
~ oourt-houit, where they can be accommo-
daisd until the necelIary repairs are made.
1be inTuiture and medicines of the hofpita
we're all tdyed. The accident feems TO have
Happened from fpark from the chimney falling
Oh the fhingles. No community, it is believ-
ed, - more expofed, or lefs prepared to arreft
the fury of this deAru6iive element 1t is gene
Ja'iy arreltd by the great activity of a few en-.
ferO'ihng individuals, 20 whom we arc indebt
ca ior iaiety. On The preient location, Mr..
Coffin, (whcie activity has been before obCerv-
I'd on iinlr occaicns) MIR. II lite and fome
ntnere not rec objected are deferying great prAfe
ne iahsfatlion OF having performed feryice
~ the public viii be a fuficient reward to
thtic gentlemen. But a mulaito man by the
name oi ChUn 5, who was unConmonly aGive,
and has been g on former occaGous, merits Pc
suni7ry Qualification.
We have been Informed from rtfpe0abe au-
thoity, that TIE pSogrt Is Q: tie fire would have
been arrelted much fJonsr, but for the conduct
OF the keeper of the iol-brise, III rtfufns 30 let
perions pats to the fire without paying. !, is
preiumsd with certainty that the directors of
that company viii give fuch orders TO the keep
or as VII In future r!eyeat repetition OF iuch
conduG. Ill.,
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Salf5 ~ lnt.ln:..

q" 1"saav - I'd "veHrsf, at 10 o,io.k in re ,eussr,
Sr"1 be I0!a al e"b.'e GNdo0. NE late dvvipe-ksv
81 Hr. J'sgeI CHrrle, deee4jId 4HIi.
ou"EHoLD e Kitchen FURNITURE.
- Narrage a pair oi carriage and tv riding Y!or-
les, three nien * two women heuiebold ,.rya,,s
a ihoenaker and another at preent bound a. sn a
prentice TO the blaei; mhs bulneis Il fox Of a.
2nors' eoniiiting of Halt ripe and lon,r demoh. az
nrt quality old Madeira, and part Of pipe Old Sell
"'ne; French Brandy, &c. sc. hcsihcad of Molan,
ana iunary other art'rles Six months credit will
be allowed on all fums above fii,y dollars RI.
iers giving notes negotiable ia the bank Of
with approved endorfers.
ihoie having claims gainll the a,e Dr. Curri. are.
aered to bring them in properly authenticated, AMI
MS debtors are requefied ma Ike immediate
5 lnaEsr c0 G9HDoN t. <4~i,jr,a,s,,.
May l2. ar
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Last Gbe,iings @aiI,
SALEM, May Q.
THE TURKISH Wlp

BY captain William Cook, who arrived here
on Wedneiday night from Palermo in Sicily.
we have fOme additional particulars refoedinp
the new war which has been commenced he
tween the Turks and Ruiiians, which i, likely
loon to aiiume high degree of interelt and i'm
Portance. The Turks are doubtleis confder-
ed as acting part aligned them by Bonaparte :.
and as was to be expected, the Britili have
made common caufe with the Rulians acainR
them. We have already had fomc reports of
me ProgrefS OF the Ruilian arms, under general
Micheion, IN the direct rout for Conftantino.
pie. Capt. G. further informs US of coope.
ration OF the naval force in the EXPEDITION
aganlt the Ottoman Capital. Dispatches had
arrived at Sicily with ordersfor FIR Sidney Smith
TO JOIN admiral Dutkworth, and fail with all
Poiiioe ipeed for the Dlrddnelles, to ACT in con.
cert with the Rufiians aganlt the Porte: and
theY Jailed in confequence on the goth of Tapu-
any. We do not know the amount of th,. Ri
tiih force. The Ruflians were ftated 70 have q.
fail of men of war in the Mediterranean ~,
board of which was a comfortable numbrr rs
troops; and 1t was eXpecled that in coninntli.
on they would attack the Dardaneles, and nafs
up to Contantlnople. In the mean time fesrs
were entertained for the iafety of admiral I,ouis
VINO with imalI iquadron was by the lat adj
vices above Conltantinople, and who MINT
therefore be arreGed on bis return into the a.,
chlpeIago, IT the Turks ihould be appriCed in
ieaion of the holtility OF G. Britain.
OF the war between the French and RuGians
no intelligence could be obtained in that onsr-
ter to be relied on. The accounts were C,rh ..
had palied through the French channels and in
general rePrefented Bonaparte as having met
with littieo no obllruetion in his Victorious ca
reer.
Bn9neis at Naples and Lcghorn was ex-
tremely dull and nearly Rdsnated at the (ormer
place by means Of continual contributions levied
on the merchants by the new government.
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BALTIMORE, May g.
REMARKABLE WHIRLWIN

On Wednesday laa, absut three o'clock, took place,
the mon tremendous hurricane or whirlwind ever
experienced in this country. At the Fork meeting
houte called the Methodia meeting near the dwell
ling of AqSla Hall, Efq were fwept away, feven,een
houies--and feveral large and fences wsre
fwePt of i'll fact, not ingle vege left in that thriv-
ing place, except the meeting houfe and dwelling
houfe of c. GOrlueh
The hurricane continued it, courfe from thence
northeriy aerofs the Falls of Gunpow der to Hartford
county and, lamentabe tell, the devaaaton con-
tnued in fad county, in blowing down trees and
teees, &c and entirely betrayed the property of Ds-
rid Lee, jun. living the Friends meeting houie
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ATTENTION

'FE Officers, non-coni;;; ionsd Cf;cere ard P,i.s
Yates OF the 9th Regiment, ave 'herv.~ ,.,if-
ed, that the Court OF Enquiry for the 'irn rs .io,
o"mPoic ~ the cur Tap's orran'au'e 70 b. Cai,-,s
Randolph, lia'r"r, M Biz" and pIeaf.u,s anl
Lieut. Lee, (''e Cap N."d', cnnp@.,. ) +. -! [, "a
i"erea at t''s hr-tavrrn, 'ntLis city az 10 U'el,
n a."1 i,itsv "ext 18Th ind.
And tie Court Of Fuuuiry FOR tie 90 Da,.-i;o-,
competed {. The O,tmpa..ie, commanded b, C.p,..
Richar6toT, ronlpk.ns, Oldham, Price, Davis and
ITALIAN, viii oen'r.rce at the fame place Sstur-
day next the. 10th mn. 'inoe t.v,ng -xrries tn -
Ter ~:l! give ;!:,s .;;,i,,,aii,. ~ tf.r.t ,ers.
Courts, if they think proper.
BY order sftbe Liruf. Gel. Censgra1.fa!
G w. DIXON, A.5;rf1,r icfs Pc,t
Capt Shepherd of fhe Cavalry Y in be eyr-t4 ed IN
attend the Court of the Il Bs'tahon Ard CAPE,
Iabney o the artillery, tina, Of the 90 Bztt,on -
Deinqnen' IN thoie companies may alto avai. th.n,-
felves OF this opportunity OF offering their executes.
g. w, l., Sii,rs,f
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NAV |.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT-
WAsHGNeToN, Anr:l o;

"ASHINeToN, April %, sOT.
Public n0'iee is b-,riy cige7,
HAT in Puriuance Of Re!oln;ion' of .bs ~.
n'ifonsrs OF the fioking fund, at meeting b.lJ
on rhe 9srd day of March 1907, Line, paSJC',
VIZ Galner Of 'he Office of Dcoun, and Depot at
'h'nSton' has been appointed agent rnse- the f.
perintendanee of the Secretary of the Tre.fnrv
,,aEe puFehIie' at private fe of the eight FER GEN.
h1ck' on public account. Such perfons, tbsrefore
VINO are pToprietors Of eight per cent ock, andin%
on the books OF the CommiJioner Of Lo,ns for VI
g'nIa and who may be dei;rous of feline ,bs en-.
within the price limited by law, are reqnrfted +,
make application to the commiHioner Of ! o.n. =,
Richmond, who will inform them of tie court. ~ H.
purified. '' 10 De
1t is further made known for the iue,r,,,.;c. =,
parties concerned, that agreeaby to rer!urion or
me Conm'iionerS OF the Sinking Fund, the rrip, ;r,I
OF the eight per cent ock will be renburled 70 th
nuary 1909. ALERT CAtI |y " j."
Nav 10 Secretary IF tie TreaIl,y.
- VINO
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NOTICE

~ 0eJ0'H' at f'hie H"f7ion, Wtdr-2y . I7tI of
JA"' "'*f' at he fo7en g ia Ira, in Gam5.,Izoa
Hf perlonal property Of the late DR. VIM. I.hp-
ION ! ms property o-niiGs oi,ier~ Of 7 ril;,
Horfe, Saddle and Bride, aSilver Wa,c5 Co.,,
dca and other Books, fnall afIortment Of Nfed;c;s
and let OF iurgieal inlirumeuts-rwelve mont
creds VIII be given on the fa!es and bond. with eep-
rity required. "'''' 'seu-
hole whe are indebted TO the saate OF VIM. John.
lou. rsquelted toslutt theraeeouns, with Mr. mo-
Lakeland merchant in Ca Ira ard to make ,,,,rTo
70 NM or to come prepared nr fettenenr with tb.
croeT at the time and place above mentioned e
thoie VINO have claims agana the elate, are deGreJ
TO exhibit them as loon =. ron.ble.
,1,o JOHNSON, 1fIin'
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR sAIr


III III T"r IUD n J0qf Hf9f, 7riYb, m
at HucTIoN, on tie byeu.,, If mt DF J''''
6yfsi@ IF at Private SUE, i5of k5o.t,G,jI'
SQUARE OF GROUND.
X ,..aJ TO Col. Quarter, and new oceu-
ped by HIM For the convenience Of pur,lsC,.
]. Is diV.ded into thirteen Lots, fome of ebicb ara.
improved Eve WIN dwelling houfes and every convent
eGe '0r families, and all of them are wen G,na,.J
either for bnnes (eing near the Bor &c ~
anu the Public Ware-h"ufe) or for the reGdsres IS
s",,H's; having good ProiPeas and free eirenl,,,.
q. a plan Of the above property may he reen =, H..
1 D, % the Iublerbers, whom, or ~ (olon.J
,s,s f. aa peTl9n' dsiirous Of psrchafng at pr
Of fale 'CAvI C,p o. i r,1,S, hnoMh on day
May ~. ~ ne"
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FOR SAL

y NACl OF LAND, in Hanover co,intv. I,,..
~ " the reidence of Wm Sims, CONTAINING sbon.
eooSersS within . miles of the city Of Rici,n,ond
par OF winch IS good Meadow Land The
ana Tome other out Hcufes, in good rspar s,,J
seT"i young Orchards of Peach, Apple and CBerr.
h"V' another tract, in the lad county Of r., o
acres, well Rocked with Oak and Pine a,d -,
three miles of Saw-miu. One third ~ ,l "'.,'h
ney WI Dc required in hand, and twelve nontls 80
od q Ecu lot me balance and deed Of rua reqy.
co - ''cer" me payment thereof PoGejnn LII l..
given the fall IASftt, '' ,o' VII WIN be
H. @ho'7ry ~ jan IA, nm. Sim.
'J'@ '4sI ~. lsR2BS.
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Jain. of 40 fhips, 1850 tons burthen, and
s22 men, in this trade alone.

The BritiH government has been under the
ceceity of opening the ports OF the ill,nds Of
Newfoundland to the velItls of the United
States, in order to their iupply with iGons
--ev6at .a.n myf Be tie condition Of tie HcR-
I1air5, were the principles OF lord Sb..Gfeid 10
be acted upon /!
The great quantity of Eth imported into the
U. S. from the Britiih colonies to the eaitward
ofthe U. S. is powerful evideace of the ex-
ceiIve iioeraiity or our pocy towards Great
Britain, compared with their conduct towards
us; for 70 Cuth IS they import operates as a
difcourageC'cn. to our own fi!hcres.
Fiji caught by American feamen is NOT per-
mtted to be carried into Canada, Nova Scotia
or Newfoundland, and il carried into any of
thofe places would be liza Die TO conffcation.
Britain admits no foreign fiiii to enter any
other ports, under penalty of condemnation of
!. fhip and cargo; 10 jealous are they of their
Z 6fleries ard fcamen--it is high time that foine
efsaive feps be taken to do iulice by our own
laws, 6nce we have not even equity to expea
from England.
At Great Britain has laid exceCive duties a.
m"unting to total prohibition on American ar
ticles, ought not duties TO be lad on foreign
fih, which would at leaf be adequate IL an
encouragement of our own citizens.
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May s..
COMMUNICATION.

Thomas M'Kean, jun. was yetterday arrefted
upon ftate-warrant, ii1ued by John Kefser,
Efq. upon the oath OF DIR. Mifbaei Leib, charg-
ing MIR. M'Kean, with having fent him (the
do6tot) challenge to fight with pftols, fome
time laft fall.-Mr. M'Kean is held under re-
cognizance to anfwer, sc. and to keep tie peace,
in the fun of 5000 dollars-hmielf in 5000 dol
lars, and one fecurity in 5000 dollars.
FTeemaA's Journal.
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5clcs at auctia.i.
May l2.

M" Se jsa, f9ffiVt!v EycSreny IL. oob ;yna.,
II o'e'o-k, tie bye1airs.
\ NEAL BRICK HOUSE & half acre LOT.
q 4 Known in VIM Duvais plan by NJ. 40 near the
nIlck fienie OF Robt Johntton. R.q now in the oc.
uupahcy OF andrew Caitiin. Terms Of calc 6 & 70
'Dr approved endoried negotiable notes in the
to ieeure the paymenr of the notes.
May IL. I"
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10 HIN M'FvE p1~

y ~ ~ "a " Y r Z,
"9p'SJ4"y informs bis J,ieadS and tie SvtLe, Ag,h
1 t (~ 'ee"'"c' by RE slip Urittd States. Cses
AV ~ T''If",Tg %g'-fmf@f@
& FONS!sTlNC of almoif every article :, .s t..
y iinei'. Likewife Harsers Monnting. pI.,oI
c''u brai' OF different Patterns-Coac and Coal
9 OPP steps, long and ihort--Foot Men. bolJs.
l as ''r'g'-- FrirEes-GiaCs % by ao--os
"y zo--and 20 by i8--Horie-men's & Pocket p0ois
". y. Jun received, nea, anor.r,e,. ate.,u,
,, yer Skrting, Hog and Bag All of wb;eh h.
WI, nlPole OF on moderate terms for eah.
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NOTICE.

4 intend IN the eourfe of this, or early in next
/ y month to leave this city for mort time 7
have Gas acting partner Of TIE Houfe of M. h p
Myer'9 appointed Mr. Samuel Myers. my attorney
IN iatt to whom all tbofe requeed to apply who.
during my ablenee, may have any trsnfaAon, win
,he aere'sid firm ct NJ. & B. yvrs, or with Mofes
M Myers. May II. IL.
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Tir ron TAT Capt. Th.rndike. arrived at Sa-
lem, from Nantz, informs, thar the brig Caroline A
dams, of Bottom, from I.ifbou, having been Eng
land fnee the decree of Buonaps e, admitted
an entry to go fhore, until orders frcr Paris.
II was expected he would be ordered away with his
cargo.
Inc brig I.oveiy-laf., Spicer, of Philadelphia,
from Nantz for Bordeaux has returned the Loire
with her reYiter indorl.d by 3ri,ih cruiz.r, for
bidding her curry into any begerent port eoatwiie,
although in ballaa.
The following paragraph appears in Nan,z
Gazette. of the Sd of February. taken from
Paris paper -
We are afIured, that the government of Spain
and the United States, have actually come TO
good understanding on ali points winch divided
them ; that the ceflion of Florida is agreed to {;
that the price is fixed and that nothing re-
mains 10 be fe;tled, but the mode of payrneat
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NORFOLK, May 4.

The Wafp floop of war, Captain Smith, is at
anchor near Craney Jnand. Ii is fad (and we
give it only as rePort) that fbe is now only wait
ing for Mr.. Pnr7ianee, WHO'S to take the trea-
& back to England. 1t will be recolleGted that
the treaty was brought to this country by Mr..
PsrVianee he is expelled here in a few days.
Ledger.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2.

We uutertand that warrant was fIued by
the chief juaice, on the application of the go
vernor's fon Joieph 3. M.Kcan, on Thurfday
lait, for the arreft of DR.. Leib, charge of
a coDfpraey againft the governor-The amount
of recosnzance demanded Of DR.. Lcib and his
fureties, is 5000 dollars.
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SPRING GOODS.

He Subscribers have jun received from, ror5o.,
coo ana Ll"erPool, their ufual iuppy of spR;NC:
ooopS' which they will fell uron The mon n,ads,
ie er,'' i"r ea'h' country produce or on credir ~
May Q. Dh'i,' Junr'