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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-10

taken q SPaniGh pri7a.eer and a merchantmen the
former OF which, being dfnautled by the capsors was
given up TO the Prfoners, who allowed to de-
pars-the other has iinee been brought in here's ihe
rs laden with proviiions.
Previously to the landing Of any part of the fleet,
the general made the mon prudent arrangement with
the governor OF this place. respecting the regular e
tablfhment Of market, and the moh effeaual means
OF obtaining refrehmeuts for the navy and army In
consequence OF which there has been the mott pent-
fui iupPiy OF all forts of provons, fruit, Sc. which
this Hand affords, though very reafonable The
governor has been excevely attentive to the troops
10 prevent iurPre Of the fee, by enemy's f9ua-
dron, the general thought prudent ere4 barte
~ OF tour 81 Founders. the welt point of the bay
OF Porto Praya, which is capable of raking vefTels
coming into the Bay.
We are perfectly ignorant where we are yet def.
timed. We are wearied with conjecture. The feet
is completely watered, and we are now only waiting
Tor the arrival of admiral Murray, who is daily ex-
peaed.'
Advces were this day received in town, Eating,
that the above expedition failed from ST. Jago on the
Iith January, nppofed to be going round Cape Horn.
Inc ihps bound to Buenos Ayres left them the
I'd January.
General MirNnda.--By a gentleman iuR ar
rived in this city from Trinidad, and whole in.
formation is entitled TO the fulleft credit, from
ma PeIiohai ana particular acquaintance with
the officers and other principal perfons attach
ed TO the late expedition of Miranda, we have
the following information That general Mi
randa, was at Trinidad when our informant
left there-and that he was in daily exprefati-
on Of receiving reinforcement of between or
10000 men from England. under the orders of
general Tucker, and which are f1id to have
JAILED, but had been detained by adverfe winds
that on the arrival of thefe troops Miranda
would Immediately undertake fecond expedi-
ton aganit the Spanih dominions of South A
merica-and that it was the concurrent opini-
on, of thofe qualified to form correct one, that
with this Respectable force the general would
be able to crown his enterprife with complete
and fpeedy fuccefs.-Mirs nda had been ap-
pointed to the rank of major general by the
Enslifh government. The failure of his late
attempt to liberate his countrymen from Spauifn
oPprefiien in that part of the world, was attri-
buted, wholly to the fmallnefs of the forces
with which it was attempted, as they did not,
altogether amount to 500 men. Great numbers
of the natives, and thofe friendlyto his project
had frequently Joined the ftandard of Miranda,
but could not be induced to continue their f.
deity, ashley could feel no certainty Of pro-
lection from fuch handful of men, aganft the
troops and threatened vengeance of the Spanifh
government. ~. r. Morning Chronicle.
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COMAAEnKna

The Ant and Jaekdaw fch'rs.
The following is the force under General Crawford
viz.
9th dragoon guards, q troops, commanded by
1t. Col. kington
sth foot IN bait. Dayie
Seth do do Burne
45th do do Guard,
SSth do do Buff
S5th do, or rife corps, do, cos. Major MLeord
Together with two companies oil artillery proper
ton of the corps Of royal engineers, artifcers and
drivers. The 9th light Dragons accompanied the
expedition to this place, and ftill here They aIe
Commanded by the hon. col Mahon, who is fenior
to, and Under the orders Of gen. Crawford. II
thought they will leave us as foon as admiral Murry
Joins
We experienced much bad weather in the early
part Of the voyage, and everal Of the traupors fu
tanned fome damage, in eoniequenee Of running foul
Of each other in the night, the weather being very
foggy. The wind was 70 unfavorable, that the fleet
did not arrive off Madeira until the 9Th Dec. The
commodore lent of the Paulina loop, and the two
lehooners with Gore tranpors for the purpole Of
obtaining wine for the feet, but thele veeIs we're
unfortunately blown off the inand and did not over
take the feet until conhderabIe after their
val here. After fuering fevere gale off Madeira from,
The n0rthwsrd, the feet reached the ifand Of Palma
carly on the 7th. Here fell in with the EefGide
rga,s, which had parted fron! The Feet very early in
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Lieutenant Wlkinfon, who went with lien.
tenant Pike to explore the interior of Loui6sna.
mas arrived at New-Orleans, having dcfcendri
Red River.
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FROM TIE SALEM REGISTER.
The movements of RuGia render the obarac-
ter Of the war uncertain. Tho the Ruifia.s
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The Amt and Jaekdaw fch'rs.
The following is the force under General Crawford
viz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-21
pa5lis Sall oIols.

ssxEEARLE TO the will of Mr.. JoHs
L iy EsT, deceased, the subscriber will,
ION ,NQ4Ay, the oath day .of august next,
Expose to public sale, at the New Turnpike
Gate, near to Mr.. Rickctt' s, his Mcicty, or
One Half of a Tract Of Land adjoining there1
80, lying on Timber Branch, known by the
name of 6 .fE.9RSO.A'S z.RAc1" which
land was devised by John West, eiun. late Of
Cameron, to his t,vo sons Thomas and John
West, to be- equally divided between them
he land is naturally fertile and full of young
gsowth Of sinber, u sssac with proper care and
attention will soon become valuable. aere
is some excellent springs Of water spon i,
and elegant scites for buildings The klass
VIII De laid of in lots froal five to ten acres.
TIE Terms Of Sale nil be-
One-third payable in 1.-The other two-
thirds in negotiable notes ia either of tie banks
in Alexandria, with approved md2rsers, at 50
and so days, which is as far as the ercditscal,
be extended, the land being sold for the ina-
nledi0e payment OF debts.
A plat CT the land as now surveyed and laid
iffsinto lets, may be seen in the coffee-housc,
in the toaEn of Alexandra, or in the has,ss
Charles Little,
ES'or:ofJ. West.
-*5uly 81. s
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20 K s II Z, e.
@ AK Hill L Nj e "a,
s And two valuable Leases,

"G ITUATED in the county of Fauquier,
: on the great road leading from Assby's
and Nfanassee s. Gaps, In the. Blue Ridge, to
Alexandria, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg.
. Thc,rnin scat commands a fall Of "a feet
In very constant stream, issuing inlmedi-o
aseiy from tho Cobler Mountain, and is ans
proved By merchant nil hfty-hve. by forty
Ave, three stories high, two OF stone and. one
Of wsed, containing two water whccis, SIX
tesn, feet IN diameter, one pair Of burr and enc
of AHegany stones, wita.-the necessary run.
ming geer and machinery, il perfect repair
To the mill is attached Let Of twenty acres,
in fee simple, on which there is 2 framed
dwelling house So feet BY 90. Vith two .ooms
below stairs and two above, AN unfinished por-
fico behind, Of the whole .length the house
and porch in frslt, two excellent springs RI
sing within a few feet of the dwelling house.
and the mill supply b.sh with water.
The leases are for two urexpireJ lives, con-
tain one hand, ed acres each, and lay adjacent
to each other, and to the Irill lot They have
on them houses for the reception Of tenants,
twelve acres of improved timothy meadow !
and one hundred and forty acres. Of iacloseds
Hand, adapted fos, Plaster Of Paris and red
clover, and now in a ssate of high cultivation.
The terms Of sale OF the above spfcRertF Will.
be made to suit the convenience OF the .,,s,-l
chaser, to whom viii be given an illtiisPutabie
title. For theAternns Of sale or z view of the
premises, application May sto made 70 ieo6er1
saergosa, Esq. residing thereppon. who is
fully authorized to dispose of the safsae--oi' 10
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Leadoun county,
Virginia May rs. FIST laEtf
tP. S. 1.-THE above property il, rot sold by
he first Of October, twill, after that period,
ss rented out for orc ora1ore years.
c. f. M.
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4 ms 1910 p T:s Me-,

HAT the Esuhscsj;tya 4. e e 4 Is. -.
'sty, inthe district of Il. 81. ns,s
siYomt hesorphaaH ceeri &! said ,,,,r, = Ass
sol admin stratlcn gcn ihe personal -, .sasa.
s12ntt,ssay Eaxia, Ia Re Of Lie CONT e .1,ss'e
deceased All perso1.s having cIs;r a'o a
sthcasald deceased, arc Lcreby ,sar,,e,l =, sEas
bit them, with the vouchers he reef tsis
Subscriber, on or before ale ll1h DIV ~ - =
s'raary next es:si;ing. ertte,aas.sy Nv s ,ss y
excluded flpnsll benefit to sid est, ~ =, =
al those indebted thereto, are 4eeues,.a aas
n ls I'm ncdiate pay men a.pye1
hand this 10th day Of August, 1907. y
s 9 -ds .g li:sallleaa lErs 4,
tss.iiniis,iT
IL. -. Y 8. 81 81. e SaistS
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LEWIS AND CLARK,S
NIP or NORTH AMERICA.

,4st tIs.1I- C1 svfC3tx AZ .NuIGhfNsI.
From longitude so west, to the Pacific Ocean,
and between SOC and $50 north latitude,
with. extensive Marginal Notes. Ditrensi-
ons FIVE feet eight inches by three. feet ten
inches.
EMBRACING all their late discoveries, and
that part Of the continent heretofore the least
known This raar viii be compiled from the
best maps new. extant, aswcll published as i'll
manuscript, from the collective information
of the best. informed travellers through the
various portions of that regioii, AID corrected
{ by a series of. several hundred celestial obser-
vatipns, made BY Captain. Lewis during; his
late tour.
Fsoas size. convenience Of subscribers, Ghess
several werks viii be delivered at the most
sespcctable commercial towns, and at seats
Of government Of the respective states and
territories within the Union: no advance Is
required, nor viii payment be demanded TN
til such deEveryt;s made. e
TsiE price of part the FIRST, IN two vols.
will be Ten dollars, and that Of part the Sc
cona,. IN one volume, eleven dollars, delivered
lnsbeards. Price of the Map, ten dollars.
* y Any persons who may have sal,scyibed
for tl.sse works, TO lists which contained no
stipulated prices for the sapae, ande syho may
sc dissatisfied with the terms now proposes,
are at liberty 70 Withdraw their names ffrora
such lists, at any time pvier to the 4 st day ct
December next.
II. LEWIS.
4 .asladelplla, Jane ?. EAug. q
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Twenty Dollars r ewaras.

IRA N AWAY, from fhe subscriber, on the
18th Of JaAe last, sses4e zvo'non, named al
M of light complexion, somewhat mas
sclltne, remarkable large and strong made,
when spoken to, if taken by surpsize, stana-
mers-EIad on when s. he swssst asgay striped
.homespun Gotten short gown andpetticoat:--
Whoever takes up said negro and brings her
homo to the subscribers farrn,a SPRING,
in Fairfax county, or confines her in any 3sll
so that the .subscriber gets her again shall
receive tie aheve reward.
Elizabeth Peake.
AUGUST l. slaW1Ws
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PROSPECTUS
LEWIS AND CLARK'S TOUR
TO IRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,

THROUGH
I1sE. INTERIOR OF TIE CONTINENT OF
NORTH AMERICA,
Performsd by order Of the Government Of the
United States,
During the years 1904, 1885, and 1905.
Tugs work will be prepared bs Capt. iar'f-
zvether Lervis, and will be divided into two
parts, the Whole comprized in three volumes
octave, the first containing at lcast-seven hun-
dred pages, the second and third from four to
FIVE hundred each, plintsdon good paper, and
affair plea type. Tie several volumes in sue
cession :ssill lie put to press at as early perl
obs as the avocations of tho author will per-
nit him to prepare them for publication.
I'K15 distribution Of the work has been
made with view, TO the aceonno7 alton of
every description of readers, and is here Of
fesed TO the. patronage of the public In such
shape, that all persons wishing to become sub.
scrieers, may accommodate themselves with
either of the parts, or the entire work, as 1t
Shall be. most convenient 60 themselves. :.
Subscriptions received by RoBEEr GRAY,
Alexandria.
Detached f.eu, tits cork, there sDsa be, .Acib-
- ~ 49, 9ef.t.S teHpd
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EN- O Tic E.

a FL those who have any claims or de-
< a nands against the estate of Jsdis Dun
2qfs, merchant, late OF the town of Alexandria,
are hereby informed, to bring in their az
counts, legally proved, before the first day Of
November next at which time a full and final
Eettlenlent and distribution of his estate, will
be raade. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they viii be disregarded,
and this .Aoties pleaded in bar of them. These
That are indebted 70 the estate, WILDE please
80 make immediate payment.
Samuel. Craig, re
Willan Herbert, ] -
April S. staw
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I leriber has JuIt Receiyed
4,1a oHsys for SAFE,

& kss HEbleribsr has JUL eceiYed 6
Ind Of frs fSr sae,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER 30 -
III ES, contaif mag one gross each. s
Seven bales COT -, of 4 superior qua
kty for retaiiliin g and
fcwstierces fresh RIC
sg. kl II st p,
Best PHILADELPHIA PfoR TERAfs PALE
ALE, in hhds.
80 Do. REER, IN barrels.
~ & IND rs LysLEssdL, #
First snsaiity Phaadei phia Porter md Pale
Ale, in bottles, fsas 3o', ho1se, effert coz
ssHsNfftioa.
L4s0,
s WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and In nice order for ctaslingg, or fanilly
use. s.
June le. eotf q
Twenty Dollars Reward.
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-.fUSI rrsis,

To Parei1ss, Guardians, & T-a ei,;s.
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PE4 PROPERTY. VIZ. !

Z - - - - - s
HI E.4 comfortable dwelling = ouses 81
with elegant stores, on the south side
cf Kias be- Il isasriax and hoyai streets,
lets * @uding back { s. cet 81 present oc-
xDpied by 5oseph J ailaey, James Russe., ah9
sass II kislssses asd 20. ~ ne s4aa.1on ls
considered to tie aTnenSsS tne eessaYf llasi4aes 50
IN 4 lcxandyia
dwelling house and iotcr the nops soc - 9,
..sef Kisig-street, near the corner OF king and
GETS occupied by, samuel 7Howdeh. &
lot, irontins 5esieet GA flts-stree', e .-
teddlng back II 9 saestSsrd souasea on inc
soush By a1lsF'iey on whlchls g shed &C esllI'l-
by q. Dorsey, co.tc 2 max max sr
49, ~ 's =, 80 I'D
~ 81 ;;; ~. :
Also, the sacsnt lots adjoining, on each
side Of sad hoNse heir situation taS euss-
rsss lai &c any nnimproyed proper Is iis
town.
That large and CONNEXIONS btie. tavern,
~ = ~. - =,
l,leI sso, ,.s,s
man s',ess,1s.as,ls l.o.sa s'1s s'',''s -
oSsspleo ~ 5osspa' g s,ll'is s&..,
Els'''9syilse Wy s1s's 80
nnss houses Win Di1sh ss'sifs e'
houses nsiii part - TIC 80
a.cd on reh1'Ssasso'a assiiss' ~ s'As
~ a =, r. .-sn s..;.,
s.,.
oi'sN $3.50 - 49,. :
asIs..1 Is'ss.. Iss ~ - ~
wa 80 ,s 40
~ $50 !,
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JUST E3Is1sI. Is5ifD,
EY COTTON .f.i..zo 81 III. fsv.gT
Aa,Ex.s7epH1s,
II A NsD RS

UEI sERsiI LL1ac- Donx.
Accompanied by a pragcesss:9e series OF i3t,y
and Familiar -aa--iisf3lis.
Intended az an Intro9nctioa 10 tilc Firstg;,.
ments OF the. English i.aesgaage.
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Charles Fenton Mercer.


NJ Office is. derby givsn, T hat in pvrstl-
Il anre of deed of trust from Nir. Wilii-
am Wilson 10 the k3ts William Craik, Esq
60 secure the payncntsofa certain sum Of mos
ney therein mentioned, toWiia7n Fitzhig5sh;
Esq. shall. as the executor OF, she SAID VIE
liara Crailk, I3lsoecd to sci, on the first day
OF SEPTEMBER Tlc, on tise premises, one moi
etvof three story Brick House, situate OF.
Water.sti$ct, in the town OF Alexandria, nov.
II fihle 5ccsapation Of Dr., James ennedy. and
also sntal Tot sloinias il vpo1 a crsfllt 81. q
50 and 700 days, With interest irctsa the CITE
IS the rsates, the purrtsasers TO give taeir
nsass sitlh IN sgprored snSlssser or sanR
80 EDMUND l.. lee, 5
Esecaeor 81 " isaaTa5 Graik, deceased,
whc was xle s;aIstee
August s. -aHk g., 3
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rasNrED 7aIlY ~ rsr
,s6MUEL SND WA1A'
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gQR S4LE.

uava',sagesas se5Tss,
a s-s3pF.E. STORY BRIg.g fyv.dR e.
IN HOUSE, on IJraen- street next degr
10 Box iasrs heve, Jun. well situated sor she
aYs Jyssspo or tSi'os era basine ss--Also, q iOI
OF GROUND, at she corner OF Water and
AEotse zstrests-
- 10 RENT.
-8nd sDsnuesssse Possession s77,ez,
r.1s STORE and. I1NNELE.INg<ss HOUSE.
sen Fairfax sstssst, occupied by -jueo6 3isesa0as
-ansexselieHt stand bor the DIR Ssoo0 bus
rcss.-hA paiy 80 49,
oxsa hoap lone Son.
March "a, isslagtf s
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( 1871 }

who engage number of copies for the
purpose of retailing, to enable them to
sell without any considerable advance
on the subscription price.
For the delay that has taken place,
and which has been attended with seri-
Gus inconvenience to the publisher, as it
could not be prevented by him, or the
gentleman who engaged to execute the
printing Of the Journal, he offers to the
subscribers reasons rather than apollo
gies; and hopes they may be satisfactory.
The principal cause of the procrastina-
ton has been the want of paper, which
the unusually frequent and heavy rains
during the spring season prevented the
Paper-makers from drying, finishing and
delivering according to contract. The
badness of the roads, the difficulty of
procuring binders boards, and some o.
Their circumstances, have operated in an
interior degree. The delay, however,
viii DC in favour of subscribers and pur-
chasers, though attended with additional
eXpence to the publisher, as it has ena-
blcd him to procure materials for bind
ing the work in a manner superior to
what was at first contemplated.
p rl~~h. Tun> = 1907.
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GASS's JOURNAL.

The Publisher of Gass's Journal re-
spcctfully informs his subscribers, the
gentlemen who receive subscriptions,
and those in general who are pleased to
Patronlze his publication, that the print
ing is nearly finished, that the binding
VIII be proceeded in with all possible
dispatch, and that there is every pros
poet of the work being ready for dclive-
~ the latter end of this month. He
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may be forwarded to him, at his Book
and Stationary Store, in front of the
courthouse in the borough Of Pittsburg,
before the 25th inst. or as soon thereaf-
ter as possible, with directions in what
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to be sent. And, as he intends to send
part of the edition over the mountains,
that booksellers, storekeepers and others
IN the western country, who may wish
TO engage number of copies, will early
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Wh1ch'will receive prompt attention. A
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of Anerica, IN Congress assembled, That
the officers and soldiers of the Virginia
line, on Continental establishment, their
hers or assigns, entitled to bounty lands
within the tract reserved by Virginia
between the Little Miami and Scoto ri
Ners, Tor satisfying the legal bountics
OF her officers and soldiers upon Con-
tlncntal establishment, shall be allow
ed d further time of three years from
the twcnty-third of March next, to
complete their locations, and fur
ther time OF five years from the said
tWentytlrird of March next, to return
their surveys and warrants, or certified
copies OF warrants, to the Office of the
secretary OF the wsr departments any
thing lii the act entitled 6 An act to as
certain the boundary of the lands re-
served 81 the state Of Virginia north
west OF the river Ohio, for the satisfac-
ton 0! her officers and soldiers on Con
tlncntal establishment, and to limi. the
period tor locating the said i2rl,.' j.. ne
contrary Notwithstanding Provided,
no locations as aforesaid SHALL, alter the
passing OF thus act, be mad on tracts OF
land tor which patents had been previ-
ously issued, and any patent which may
nevertheless be obtained for land locat-
Cd contrary to the provisions of this sec
uon, shall be considered as null and
void.
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PROPOSALS,

MSCELLdWI;
Or Sixt1y-one
APHOREIICAL ESSAYS,
I'm same 2f the mast important Christia,,
Doctrines and Virtues.
BY HUGH KNOX, ID. ID. of St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
OF ConvclG0n. or Regeneration. J.. OF
publication before God. 3. Or Faith, parti-
cuiariy as juRifyng 4 Or entering into Co.
venant with God. S. a Form of covenantine.
g. The nature, deGen and ufe Of the Lords
supper. OF preparation for the Lord S Sup.
per. 8. Our duty Immediately after the Lords
supper. Reflections on the incarnation of
Chrift 10. Of adoption into Gods family.
II. Of Repentance. II. OF Sanci6cation.
IS. The nature and effects of union with Chrif,
"a Or the final perseverance OF the Saints.
IS OF Peace OF Confidence. I6. Of Joy in the
Holy GhOf. II OF affurance of Gods love
in this life IS OF the Souls Immortality.
10. or Death. 40. Of the Resurrection of the
Dead IL OF future Judgment. a, OF
Heaven, or the future fate of the bened "a.
Or He'll, or the future fate of the wicked. n.
what, as Chrfiians, we fhould do more than
others IS Or Heavenly mndednefs, and the
contrary Vice. a6 Of Gofpel Sincerity. or
UPrightnefs ~ Chriftan Zeal, and lite oppo-
htes and counterfeis. a8 Patience. and the
contrary Vices 40 Meeknefs, and the opooftc
wee 80 CharltY, and the oppofite Vice.
81. Contentment and the oppofite Vices a..
Chattity, and the contrary Vices 3, Humility.
and the opPofite Vices "a Sobnety and the
contrary Vices. 3s. Chriltian Courage and its
oPpolltes 3o The Chriftian Ures of the Tongue
81 Unchriftian Abufes of the Tongue ,S. The
belt method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Chriitian Brethren. 40 The rule
OF Judging our Brethren aganft ralhnefs and
cenioriouinels. 40 A peaceable difpoGtion, and
the oppohte evils. a.. A erciful temper, and
its oppoiites A. OF Ju(tice between man and
man -. OF Chriftian Hope. "a Of the Ma
lures and perfon of Chrift. as. Chrirt, our Pro-
phet. IS Chrift, our Prieft Al. The kinpIy
or regal Office of Chfi(t 4S On the fflortnefs
and due improvement of Time. 40 The con-
liberation OF Eternity so. 7 he duties of Maj
tiers OF lmies. 81 The beft way of re6ftine
Temptations. 81 Of public fpirit. 6, A
proper temper and conduct towards Enemies.
So Temptations arfng from Company. &c.
temptations arillDg from Solitude. IS The
Ule and Abufe of Chr(tian Liberty 81 What
diverlions are lawful, and the way to regulate
them. SO The value and importance of a
Child. So The confraint8 of Chrft's Love !.
a iermon. 80 Chriftians, Lghte in the world
iermon 81 The aggi awaited Guilt Of Muir:
der, (ermon
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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25

at a Court held far Brooke c0untv, on
M0nday the 25tA day q May, 1907.
Robert Campbell, Complainant,
Abel Cain, Alexander Griffith, Richard
Wells, Stephen Lagget and John
Goorley, Defendants.--MC ha1ceru.
This day came the Complainant by his Coun
ie'' and it appearing to the fatisfacton of the
Court, that the Defendant, Abel CAIN is not an
inhabitant OF this Commonwealth:
1t is Ordered by the Court, that the Defen
dant Abel Cain DO appear here on the fecond
day OF Auguft Term next, and anfwer the
Complainant bill ; and that a copy OF this
order be publifhed for two months fucct nvely
IN the Wheeling Repoitory, and that an, ther
copy be Potted up at The door Of the Court.
houie OF this County, for like period of tive
mon'hs Copy from the minutes,
Attef, 8. CONNECT
For JOHN CONNELL, c. 3. c,