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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06

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Berkeley, %. IT 52sSs<=5,
:. = - = ~ February Conrt. 1907.
Joseph Foreman, Complainant,
BIZ 5.,-.ssSS : ~ AGAINST IT, - ~
Jane Wight, Admr'x. d, James Wight,
: : dee'd. and Elizabsth wight and Chi.
dren Of James Wight. decd Dsf,ts.
.,ass.sss.s-s.s, In CHANcERY.S, e.
TPON the motion Of the Complain.
~ ant, by his Counsel, and ii appsa
ing tothe Court that the defendants have
failed 10 Gle their answer to the SubpGna
in this Care, being returned Executed To
December Court, 1907 |; II Il ordered
that the Till Of the Complainant Ne taken
pro conf ssso, and the matter thereof Sc
deereed accordingly, unless the defen.
dants, ut Or before May term next, file
their ansNef and 1t further appeariS6to
the Court that the defendants since the
service 81 tie Subpoena in this Cause.
have removed themselves out Of tllis
commonwealrh, i Is directed that co..
pyof this order be forthwith inserted In
toe Berkeley and Jefferson InteIlisencer,
and contained therein Tor two months
successfully. = - -. -.
!. Il Copy. Teste, s. FL
- : Ii: HAyID HUNTER, che. I
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!, TIE LAST NOTICE.

n IL persons indeheed tothe subsori.
IA Der, are once more requested 10
cal d his house IN Martnsblrg and pay
the amounts due kouithsna, on or Sc.
fore ihs 6rst day of April next, 90 Ion.
ger indulgence can Or will DC gives. -,
An persons having just demands against
the sabscriher, are requested 70 bring
them. forward for settlement.
LUKE APENTONY.
March s.. fooz. 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06

Burr had been liberated on bail, in the
sumof ten thonsand dollars, and that he
had returned % his boats. 81,
The same paper states further, that :
letter, dated Newt Orleans, January 23d
states that = grand jury had found : bill
against judge Workman and Mr.. Kerr,
without, however, specifying the charge.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
.EyEska ssa4t $Es E -
:E1KE R'aTlcE.

THE subscriber some time ago, sa Il !,
20 William Maekey. Jun. Of Mar.
tinsburg. two notes for two Cloeks. the
FIRST Of which i 70 becomplyed with the
1st day Of April and the o,herthe Isl say
of June, 1soz. This IS therefore 10
give notice soanyperson who may, taks
an assignment on the above notes, that
ass they are given for Clotksonly, Ihold
myself bound 10 discharge them only
with Clocks. The Clocks shah Be ready
- soon - the notes become due, and
the holderof said notes win please 10
take notice, that they shall Be fully coni-
pied with, but lam determined 10 pay
no interest ON them, if they are not
brought forward as soon as they become
payable. Isgz %sss.sT ~
~, RES BRANSoN.
Frederick cbnnty, March s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
NETWORK, Feb. is.

- Fourteen sail Of square rugged vessels
went TO sea yesterday evening--amdngst
them was the ship Iatona, Alden, for
Liverpool. having on board, captain
Brewster and Som Robert Mitchell and
John White, pilots, captain Pierce and
one Of his hands, al going out as wit
nesses IN the case of captain Wildly,
lste.of the Cambrian frigate. @
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
OWE cEKT REKARD:

% Nm away from the Subscriber on
N Tuesday the i7th ul.. = bound girl.
named BkrsEy HAMMA An, about 6years
ofage. I WIN give the above, reward %
any person for returning said runaway,
and dohereby forevarn all persons from
harbour,ng her, or dealing with her 10 ..
nyiannsr on my account
T. PEEER REAL.
Berkeley County, March 8. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06

= WASHINGTON CITY, Feb.as.
We have perused letter dated Matt
chez January 70, which states shas Mr..
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Tat fsllo.viiag BL ANKs. tfiafed aill
= NEW d,ldkLEcARrsTrRE, $500 !,
are aispays ksps t5r sale affbis 0tfce
DEEDS, Common BONDS,
cONSTABLE'S BL.ANKS, )
Promiss6ry NOTES, Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
SIXTY SECOND BULLETIN.

LtfOIuQE, REQ. "a.
The right of the grand army has been
victorious, like the centre and the left
General Essen, at the head of IS 900 men,
advanced to Ostrolenka on the 18th along
the two banks of the Narew when arriv-
ed at the village of Flacis Lawowa, he met
the advanced guard of general Savary, who
commanded the fifth corps.
On the 10th, at break, of day, gen. Ga
Fan, with part of his division made an
obliquc movement upon the advanced
guard. At nine i'll the morning he met the
enemy on the road to Novogrod, attacked,
defeated and put him to the rout. But at
the same moment the enemy attacked Os-
trolenka by the left back. Gen. Campana,
with brigade of the division of gen. Ga
IAN, and gen. Ruffin with brigade of the
division of gen. Oudinot, defended that small
town. Gen. Savary sent thither the gene
raj Of division Relic chief of the staff of the
army. The Russian infantry in several CO.
lumns endeavored to carry the town. The
enemy was suffered to advance half the
length of the streets, when he was marched
against and charged. He was three times
cut down, and left the streets covered with
the dead. The loss OF the enemy was so
great that he abandoned the town and took
4 position behind the sand hills which CO.
yer it.
!, The divisions of gems. Suchet and Oudi-
not advanced: at noon the heads of their
columns arrived at Ostrolenka. Gen. ST..
vary drew up his little army in the follow
fng manner: Gen. Oudinot commanded the
left, in two lines gen. Suchet the centre ;
and gen. Reille commanding brigade Of
the division of Gazan, formed the right.
He covered himself with all his artillery
and marched against the enemy. The in
trepid gen O0dInot put himself at the head
OF the cavalry; made a successful charge
and cut In pieces the CoSsacks of the rear
guard of the enemy. The fire was very
brisk the enemy gave way on all sides
and was followed lighting during three
leagues.
The next day the enemy was pursued Sc.
veral leagues, but without being perceived
His cavalry had retreated the whole night
Gen. Suwarrow, and several officers of the
enemy, are among the slain. The enemy
has abandoned great number of wounded
1900 have been taken off the field, anc
more are bringing in every instant. Seven
pieces of cannon and two standards are the
trophies OF this victory. The enemy ha.
lett 1900 dead on the field of battle. Or
our side we have had 90 men killed ant
from to 500 wounded. But a loss mos
sensibly felt is that of the gen. of brigade
Campana, who was an officer of great me
rit and promise: he was born in tire de-
partment of Marengo. The emperor has
been much grieved at his loss. The 1875
regiment distinguished itself particular,
in this affair. Among the wounded are col
Du Hamel, ofthe 21st regiment of light in
TantTS; and the colonel of the artiller,
NourriA,
The emperor has ordered the 5th corp
to go into &inter quarters. The thaw i
dreadful. The season will not permit an,
thing great tobe achieved it is that of re
pose. The enemy first broke up from hi
quarters ne has repented it,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
PROCLAMATION.
Prussiau EULazk. Feb 16.


"SoLDIERs,
Z. owe have begun to enjoy little reposc
in our winter quarters, when the enemy
attacked the first corps, and showed them
selves on the lower Vistula. We broke m
and marched against him. Wehav pur-
sued him sword in hand, eighty miles. He
has fled to his strong holds, and retired be-
yond the Pregel. In the battles of BERG
fried, Deepen, Hof and Eylau, we have
taken from him 65 pieces OF cannon, and
10 standards, besides his loss of more than
40, 600 men, in killed, wounded, and phi
soners. The heroes who, ON our side, re-
main in the bed of honor, have died eIo-
rious death. tits the death of a true soldi-
er-Their relatives will always have lust
claim to our Care and benehcence.
Having thus defeated all the enterpr' ses
of the enemy, we shall return towards the
Nistula and resume our winter quarters -
Those who shall dare TO disturb these omar
ters, shall have reason torepent for whe
Their beyond the Vistula or on the other side
of the Danube-whether in the middle OF
winter OF in the beginning of autumn--we
still shall be found French soldiers, and SOL
diers of the grand army"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
April Is.
LONDON, March

hONDOHi NAdTCu ~.
The Juno, Thompson master, which has
arrived in the river from Memel, has bro't
a copy of the public notification of the bat
tle. of Eylau, which was posted in that
town, announcing the result to the public.
The following is translation:
>t PROCLAMATION.
The governor and chamber ofmapis-
tracy, have to congratulate their fellow
citizens, that official accounts have this day
been received, that after repeated battles
from the Sd to the 9th, the combined ar
mics of Russia and Prussia had obtained a
complete victory over the French. The
result of the victory had been twenty Ea-
giles fourteen of which had been awarded
70 general Bennington and the Russian ar
my the remaining six had been present.
ed 70 his majesty the king Of Prussia. The
French had lost twenty thousand men, who
were dead on the field of battle.
"The contest had been so obstinately
maintained ON both sides that both French
and Russians had refused TO accept of anv
quarter from each other. A BODY of 1900
French, who had been cut off during the
battle Of the 9TH, had been surrounded on
the 9Th by the whole of the Russian army
they reused TO lay down their arms or ac-
cept Of quarter; but gen. Benningsen, az.
ter sharp attack, made them sensible q
their truItlcss resistance. s runous dcspe.
Taticn, and induced them to surrender al
discretion. These are the only prisoner,
taken. The Russians remained encamped
on the field ofb1itle on tho 10th; the French
had retrcatcd two leagues, Cen Bcnning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24

is to be aHprehrnded from the general de-
/ pr1Yltv OF mankind. The number of cul-
! ivators would he ACCORDINGLY INCREASED,
md the general Improvement OF the coun-
| ~! ot course would be promoted.
Many "lder lepefts would he obtained
BY TINS city. Atpresent, there are at least
400 black men who are solely employed
some pa bringing che produce to the CITY,
Ci the means Ut the canal, and others in
conveying It 70 lie water by the means of
drays. II is believed, that at least every
other boot which comes into the Basin,
brings in 1t some articles which have been
stolen. These are either sold or exchang-
ed with draymen or others i'm league with
them--and, atho' the boats may be pursu-
ed, the articles stolen will seldom be found
30 likewise, the plumber of Richmond is
disposed ofand conveyed away so as to es-
cape detection. Besides the e evils, there
are In the city many retail shops, whose
entire trade is with the draymen and boat
men--many Of whom are always ready to
receive stolen articles in exchange for arr
dent spirits, or perhaps a small pccuniary
compensation. it is true, that these deal
RS are frequently detected-but the means
OF proof is generally defective because,
the testimony % black man or muiatto
d ID.
These things are known to every inha-
bitant OF this city. The complaint is as
general as the wickedness is notorious
the inhabitants look to the magistrates
and the magistrates lii vain cndcavor to
| check the .eyil-a few punishments to be
sure are now and then infiicted-but they
bear no proporti n to the extent of the ms
chief, aud rather tend to irrita.e and hard
| EN- the offenders than to reclaim or deter
| them.
| The notorious existence of such growing
evils, ought OF themselves, TO excite the at
tenton of the legislature but when they
are coupled with the other, when the eX-
isteuce. of so many black men in the CITY
! in cmployments which ought to be confded
alone to, whites, increases the common dam
ger, then double Inducements ought. to ex.
ist for banishing them, not only from the
! city, but to employ them in future in agri.
! culturaL or other purposes, where the
chances to commit depredations and en-
gage in conspiracies wi be less frequent
A great deal OF this mischief might be
remedied, if the directors of the James Ri.
! yer Canal and others, to whose care the
people confde the public interest, would
extend it to tide water and thus deprive
the draws Of employment. The confedera.
cy between boatmen and draymen woulc
then cease to exist, nd.robbery would be
less frequently commjtted, because the ar
ticles of plumber could not be so easily con
ceaied and appropriated to useful purpo.
sts -
Having said as much as is sufficient t.
promote reflection, l shall here dismiss
these subjects and submit them to the un
derstanding of those for whose interes
they have been misunderstanding tina
the more reflect, the more am satisfied
that the propositions are capable of modi
fications, which Cannot fail to promote The
public happiness and welfare.
PATERNUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
VIRGINIA ARGUS.

Delegates elected 10 Ser-pe IN ire ne.rt Ce-
neral -fssr9tig.
Meckten6nrg-Peter Bailey, Francis l..
Walker.
Campbell, Thomas NJ. Clar&e, Daniel &.
Perrow.
Rano1'er, John Bowe, WIN. Brockenbrough.
Ne7v kent, Robert Christina, John D..
Watkins.
Charles City, John Christian, Cornelius
Egmon.
Richmond county, Vincent Redman, Faunt-
leroy BrockeDbrough.
.Vorthumberland, John Crawicy, William
Ball.
STATE Of the Poll far HE1aovcr.
For CONGRESS-.
John Clopton $50
Peyton Randolph IT'S
Majority for Clopton 81, who
IS elected by majority of 1914 in the dis
trict.
ASSEMBLY.
John Bowe. 500
William Brocken6rough us
Bathurst Jones l69
John Stark 157
The returns receiUed az Boston on the
13M inst. give
NJ. Strone, .... s3,s6s votes,
dir. SulHUan, 50 072.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
NEW-ORLEANS. March g.

Friday last came on before the u. S.
district court, in this city, the trial of the
hon. James Workman, on a charge high
misdemeanor, in planning and setting on
foot an expedition for the conquest and e.
Emancipation of Mexico. The evidence on
the part Of the u. S. having been gone
through, Mr.. Workman refused to cxa-
mine a witness in his defence, and submit
tedhis cause to the jury without argument.
The jury retired and in few minutes re-
turned with verdict--Nor GUILTY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
BALTIMORE. Anril IL.

ETfract OF q Ietfer from a gcHfleHan IN
Liverhooi, dated FEB. 10, 1907.
81 have very little news TO send you, for
trade here is very dull The slave trade
IS to be abolished. BY an act Of parlia.
ment. just now passed the house Of lords,
40 vessel can clear out after the 3Oth of
April next and it limits the sale in the
Wcst-Indies to the 1st Of January, 1903 !;
so that it Will be a very severe check upon
the trade IN general here"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24

On SATURDAY. morning last two buildings
on the Gross Street neat Shockoe ware
house, were consumed bvf fire. One ofthem
the countinshouse of |Vm. Brown & CO.
the other dwelling house, All the papers
and books Of the COMPANY, and most Of the
arucies OF value were saved. Fortunately
the AIR was perfectly calm, or the ware
house, with all the tobacco in it, must have
been DESTROYED
On Wednesday night, another fire broke
out IN kitcheaback Of Mr.. Winston Shat
ters' shop, occupied by :. II. Fasbender,
watch maker. It was entirely consumed.
No other loss was sustained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24

without any reason, burnt the 6ne suburb Of
Kuiper. The fire presented horrible
spectacle, and more than 1000 persons are
IN consequence of it destitute of any home
or shelter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24

taxes. Sensible people will give a buckle.
or two OF water to dry pump, that they
may afterwards get from it all they have
occasion tor. Her ministry were deficient
in that little point of common sense and
SO they spent 100 millions of her MONEY!
and after all, lost what they commended for"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
lMjoritu sp 1886.

me same tosvss he last year gaze Mr..
strong. a mDorffg If 2.co9. votes. Little
aao't5f remains cjthe election Of Mr.. !SulE-
pan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
PATERNUS.
From the NezO- York Public advertiser
TO RUFUS KING, ESQ.

SIR From certain paragraphs in the
Evening Posi-, I apprehend tnatit may be-
come necessary for me, TO obtruIe myself
on the public. AS in that event / should
wish to derive Some credit from the cha
racter OF my adversary, request to be in
formed whether you propose submitting to
the world any explanation OF your interior
ence with the British government, respect
ing the Irish stateprisonerS III the year 1898
Iput the question in this way, because
have not the honor of personal acquain-
lance with you because intend that eve
ry thing which may pass between you and
me on this subject shall be public, and be-
cause I have been informed that private
applications for an explanation of that
transaction have been heretofore made to
you by some of my fellow sufferers from
your conduct, and that you did not think
fit to favor them with reply.
/ am, sir, your most Ob't humble serv't.
THOMAS Adds EMMETT.
The grumbIers who affect to despise the
policy of buying where we might conquer,
which the London Royal papers say is a
"polioy unknown to the old zVOrid''-who
grumble about the Louisiana purchase, and
call it a tribute, are requested to observe
II
cas- greatest sages and patriots.
GHTtneS8.
Extract from letter zvritten by thar great
hhitOSohher, and 7viSe politician, tie late
Dr.. FRIyNRLIN, 10 a. friend in Roe-
ton, not long before his death.
Z" agree with you perfectly in your dis
appreciation OF war. distracted FROM the
inhumanity Of it, think It wrong in f1inf
Of kHman PRUpENcE for whatever adj
vantage one nation would obtain from ano-
ther, whether + be part of their terTifO7y,
the h5erTy Of commerce with them, free
HasSdge On their rivers, &c. sc. ITwoULD
BIZ MUCH cEEhPER TO PURCHASE SUCH
ADVANTAGE with ready money, than 70
pay the expense of acquiring it by war
An army is a devouring monster, and when
you have raised 1t, you have, IN order 20
support it, not only the fair charges Of pay,
cloathing, provision, arms and ammunition,
with number!ess other contingent and just
charges TO answer and satisfy, but you have
al the additional knavish charges of tie
numerous tribe of Contractors to dcftay,
with those OF every other dealer who fur
nishes the articles wanted for your army,
aud takes advantage Of that want, to de-
mand eBOrbitant prices. Il seems 10 ne
as If statesmen had little more ariti.mc.
tic, or were more accustomed TO calcutta
ton, wars would be much less frcquent.-
/ am confident that Canada night HaUe
been purchased from France fer tenth
hart ofthe MONEY which England shenf ia
the eoHqnesf ofH And instead OF fighting
with us for the power Of taxing us in good
humor, BY allowingus to dispose Of our mo-
ney, and now and then giving us a little Of
hers, by way of donation to colleges or hos
pitfalls, for cutting canals, or terrifying.
posts, She might easily have drawn much
more by our occasional voluntary grants
and contributions, than ever she could by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
j ". DENNIS.
BENJ.f4HI.N DENrAcI0

Richuoud, Htrti %, 1907. IF
M0@ICh rs WEREBY GTTEE =.
THAT my wife BefSey rkcnshfH has
absconded from roe / therefore forcwarn
al persons from harboring her, or tiadi,c,
dealing, or making any contract with h /.
on my account neither shall any person
let her nave any thing 70 suIsjst O.. Ihey
Shall nave nothing to do with h,r in any
respect, otherwise they shall be- dc,,tu,,h.
according to law. Lethar come to he and
behave herself in a vie place, an. viii
treat her aSfweH IS Iran
Join - bLhNEFN HIP.
Buckingham county, April 10, 1so1. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
FOR SALE,
By Bream and Toilet,

II DISdtil dIlQ L OllGLs
1T the sign cfthe AnUtl,
Is Barrels Liver Oil.
so Casks IF Gun Powder.
3 Tons Patent Shot.
40 Boxes Tin Plates.
1000 lbs. German Steel, Heart & Club.
100 Casks Cut Nails and'Brads.
20 do2. Spades and Shovels.
Window Glass, 10 by ga 30 by il.
general assortment Of Ironmongery.
Richmond, Esd April, 1907. Nv
THE Su6scrfberS, under me f1moTJ. "
4 DE.NbrIS e. ca. bcDe 5ust rrceived
iron. M n0rfhzyard, a large suhfEy of
SHOES, 7vhich they warranF nezyiy made,
AMI Of the best materials, nix:
GcHtteme1s's subcrjfne Sboes.
10. tine do.
Negroes coaree do.
Iady's and IMs8es' leather .S2ihs ara
BFLHsuHcks.
Boy's and ChiidreH's Shoes.
Lodg's - 6hSeas' Kid }
= Morocco Suite zvifh Sassorfed co{ors.
and zsdfioKf heels.
ChliareH'@ HzDrocco Shoes, do.
Ios efteI 7giM a genera assortment of
GhOCLRIES and fashionable BoW-
EbI.S, all Of .vhich thcy oEey. at a re-.
d"ced frice for cash, frodHce or aecch-
falces in tom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24

Much interesting matter is omitted
10 make room for the important foreign de-
tails given IN TINS days Argus
Observations on the Acts of the last Gem
eral Assembly, TO be concluded in our next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-31
AMONG WHICH ARE

~ r.
Wagon boxes blistered, Crowley s cast
steel; sheet iron shesels and spades pa
tent shot; shovels and tengs; green wire
tenders Coal heds brass battery kettless
patent and copper tea kettles and stewpans !;
ditto japanned and brass lamps; jaPanned
plate warmers; chaMng dishes; Britannia
coffee and tea pots; penkniyes and razors, ta-
Bile and desert knives and forks, plated and
brass wares, of various descriptions coffee
mills files; locks; bolts; screws curriers'
knives; Aeshers; workers granting boards
and steels saddle trees; gig and carriage
harness gig furniture.
THEY HAVE ALSO on HAND,
A large assortment of bar iron, soal and up
per leather and Spanish hides
AND DAILY EXPECT
An assortment Of Brals Andtrons,.
and Looking Glafles.
10th mo: "a. div 2aTSW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-31

Printing in its.Sarious lbasshes.
executed At this y ssssse.
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District Of Columbia.

NIOTICE is hereby siuen 70 all svhoa q
In may concern, that the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States OF America,
has authorised the subscriber to lcgalize all
papers that may he necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this district 70 any n
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills of hcaIth thus certified, VIII
be liable to undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped for
account Of Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
~ and the bills Of lading legalized as above.
Lewis DGblols.
May TO-.
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Ihc SubIcriber

{, ketutsss his most grateful thanks to the M
infants Of this town, for he patronage he
= heretcspr received, and earnestls soiicits
! s:oatlnuanec ofthe sams: HeIikewise takes
rs neshod to inform them that, on Monday
Es'salns, tho 1sth of September inst he IN
saas opening NIGHT SCHOOL at his
Z o, Prime street, where will be
ssst Reading, WriAibg, Arithmetic, and
$. 81 0sssnck the Msthegnasics. Any young
,, - DESTROYS 10 become acquaint ted with
= :! the above branches viii meet with due
ssss Sc from e. IN. CARLIsy.
NrkhAss IT,
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s. III E NJ Ell IROs az.
Patton and Butchers,

HIRE receired By the shias IiIlliaal and John,
q CaAtain TVosdbotese, and The Mary, sa1'taSa
q Bu5gige, from Liverhool, a general assofs (
1ieatsT
IR o N M O N G ER X,