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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03
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LAND TOR SALE. -P4,suaat. 10 deed Of
for ,he purpose Of securing HE payment 81 Saad,y
Ge5ts therein mentioned SsiH DC void p6or the frs,
Monday in JaH9a'y 1908, .tcr cash n5on lie pre-
D,ises, tract Of land, mentioned IN said deed iy-
ing upon tie waters Of Loctstts aud Hvyis' creek,
IN the county 81 Prince Ed,Ugrd, and sgbpescIto
eogrdin oetSoeensiS and sevea lanirel ceres. NE
shall make such i;t!e as is .Tagssveft to Us b. san,
Miller, sGvi;S all former ifcintbcrarces. Tie
improvements apOa tss Iaud are suck az are usuat
uo0a snug plantations IN This part Of he Country,
bn: better fenced dian usual
Prime Edward; DC 10, 1907
CHARLES ITOODSON,
JAMES 1fdD{SON,
Trustees.
- The above sale is postponed till Tues
day the 2S,h day of June next.
April 90, 1903 low
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AA DESTROYS to exchange the following pro
4 perry or any part thereof as may be agreed
on. Tor small traa of coed Land. in healthy
ttuahon' with dwelling house and other I'm.
Provements, good spring of water, and an
g5eeabie neighborhood. at distance of 80 to 100
ml'eS up the coun'ry--To say for Houses in this
e"y-Lands IN 'ienrico county, joining The AGA.
deny lands, and near this city-2 600 acres on
hichand creek, in Lincoln county, Kentucky-
LOCO acres on the waters of the Ohio. in Mason
eonn'y--and two tracts Of Military Lands ON the
river Tennessee, each 800 9. s acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmcrd. Feb 6, 1903 te
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Valuable Lands.
18th April. 1873.

Hhsubscriber will Sell, on 4 credit. or ex.
Il change for Property in Richmond or its
neiShborhood, the following LANDS, to wit:
o22 acres IN the s'ae of kentucky by survey
beari"T date the 10th day of Oaaber 1877, living
and brIng in the distyia set apart for the officers
aud soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky. ty survey
bearing date the 10Th Oaober 1877, Likewise ~
ing IN The distria set apart for the officers and
soldiers of the Virginia STATE line on the north
sue OF Little rIveT, branch of Cumberland RI
yer, and >bout two and an half miles from the
nosth Of Little river.
Alss, $50 acres of Land in the county Of Ma
son, s.ate of Virginia. on Old Town creek, abou,
miles from Masen courthouse.
lndispuabe titles will be made to the above
mentioned lands and plots of each traa may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOHANNAN
January 23d, 1903. IF
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propriated, ont of any monies in the
treasury, not otheawise appropriated,
Tor the pay, Subsistence, and support
of such part of said detachment as my
be called into actual service.
Sec. z -4ad be itErthst enacted,
That this act shall continue and be in
force for the term of two years from
the passing thereof and no longer.
J. b. VARNUM, Sneaker
orfhe House az RehrcscnsG,ives
GEO: CLINTON.
Ptce-Preafdent OF the United States, c,qd
March 80, 1868.
APPRoVED, Tu: JEFFERSON
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MEMOIRS
WIILIAM CARHDrOn.
REMOVAL.

{ GEORGE WATT, has removed tn the main
- sireei, Hesi DOOR aimee fbe BeY Taperr-
c.e:; "'"-
20 ha'' Brown Sugar, 30hhds Nolasses.
Iie'oes and barrels best Green CoiTec'
20 hhds. Antigua Rum,
pipes Hol AID Gin,
pipes Cogpiac Brcndv.
rhds. and 20 Dis Northern Whisky,
IS g. casks cd Sherry Wine,
3 chests Yo-ug Tyson Ia,
chests Ilyson Skin, ia.
chests Souch-ug %.
20 sacks Liverpool ground ST
Ritts.oad, i6f6 da,c5, 1903. fav6v
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AN ACT,
Nm MI,
Further to prolong the continuance af

AN AL,
Further to prolong the continuance of
the Mint at Philadelphia.
DE 1t enacted By tie Srnefc and horse
Of representatives Of tie Unffc9 stars IT
america, an congress cS@cn,bieG, Tint
the act Untitled g An act concer,,ip,r
the Mint, approved March the third.
one thousand eight hundred and one.
is hereby revived and continued in
force and operation for the further
term OF five years after the fourth doy
OF March, one thousand eight hundred
and eight.
J b. VARNUM, Sneaker
q" Ne H'"Se Of Representatives.
m GEO: CLINTON,
'tce-I reStueh9 Of TIC United STAIRS, and
All, ,eod President cfthr Semate.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,
Authorising the sale OF Public Arno
BE 1t enacted By tie Senate c,.d y5o1Is.
Of Representatives ofthc Unffcd Sto,saoe
'd"eTicG, IN Congress assembled, Thar tho
PRESIDENT of the United States he cnJ
he is hereby authorised TO cause 70 be-
sold to individual states, and which
may wish to purchase any arms row
owned by the United States. and viii
may be parted with wthoutin;urvtotbe.
public Accounts of such sales shall
De iald before Congress, and the MONEY
arising therefore, be, and the same ;s
hereby appropriated, under the direc~
ton OF the President OF the IJn;tsd
States, to the purchase or manufactnr.
OF other arms for the use of the Uni
ted States Pro0iced, That such arms
De not delivered to any state or tbe;r
agents until the payment of the pur-
chase money be first made into tL.
treasury OF the United States. in mo
ney' or in the stool, of the JTnited
States, at its value as established hv -,
act intltuled, " An set to repeal so
much OF any act or acts as autborise
the receipt of evidences of the pnbl;c
aeot, IN payments for the lands of the
onited States, and for other purposes
relative to the public debit" Prop;ded
also, That this provision shall not ey-
tend to any purchase, not exceeding
hVe thousand stand of arms. which
shall be made by a state to which the
United States, by existing engage
men's are bound TO pay sum of mo-
ney' equal to the amount of such pur-
J. B. VARNUNT, Speaker
OF the House of Representatives
W.. D. GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-PreSident of the Urited States, and
.u,o President of the Senate.
APPROVED I,IT Yrr-
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10 Dollars Reward.

u UN AWAY from the subscriber in Allie.
~ marie county, near Charlottesville, ON Sun.
day the Iii, o. April,
a Negro Man, named George,
DARK complexion, about thirty.two years old, FIVE
feet eleven inches high, stout and we'll made
took with him a negro cotton coat and overaIls'
also long blue coat, smooth fuT'd hat, nearly
new, with large biim. One &C his arms IS
crooked but would not be discovered with out he.
ing closely examined. ! have reason 10 believe
he IS about Richmond. will give the above re
ward to any person that will lodge the said ne
gro IN jill, so hat get him again, or fifteen
dollars IT delivered to me in Albemarle, besides
what the law allows.
Joel Terrell. E,
.A5emarie, AhrH IS, 1903. ssv
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NOTICE..

LVOI ItE.
LII persons to whom the estate IF the
IA late JUDITH Robinson, dec. OF Cum
berland county, is indebted, are desired
on or before The 6rst day of October next.
to bring forward their claims properly au~
thenlica'ed, that provision may be made
tor payment, and to all claims exhibited
after that period, this advertisement will
be plead III bar. A division of said estate
among the legatees will be made on the
above day.
JOHN HATCHER, Ex'r.
tarCh II, 1903. oam 1 Oct.
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Land, Negroes, &c.
FOR SALE

Il
PURSUANT TO the last will and testament, of
Renjlmn Toler, deceased. will be sold at pub.
lie auction. at hisla'e dwelling house. IN Han
over cnun-. on Thursday, the 10 h day of
May next, if fair. ii not the next fair day, on
months credi,, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, carrying interest from the
date If NO, purcSualsy paid,
About Ten Likely Negroes,
amcng them valuable Blacksmith, Shoemaker,
brickiayer, ana Coope,.-At the same time and
p ace. on six months credit. for ali suns above
twenty dollars, for bond and security above,
and cash for all SIMS OF twenty dollar: and
PER, will be sold his HOUSEHOLD and KIT
CHEN FURNITURE. am ms which is an ex,
cellent Eight. Day Clock, two copper stills of
100 gallons each. 4 Stud Horse, by Lampligh-
ter. called Read Rhino aWaggon and Team,
two riding and several other Horses and Mules,
single Gig aud Harness--And on Monday the
30th day oftne same mo,h, it fair if no, the next
fair day. en- the premises, will be sod, valua-
be TRACT of LAND. lying IN the upper and
of Hanover county, commonly called David An
der 5oa's Store, coneailNng 265 and half acres,
n,,e NJ less. aud immediate possession given.
for which ore third of the purchase money must
6e paid on the day of sale, and one and two
years credit will be given for the balance,
the purchaser giving deed of trust on the
premises. to secure the two last payments,
with bonds and approved security, carrying in.
terest from the date, if not punciuay paid
Bond Creditors will fad it their interest to
attend those sales, that some arrangements may
be made for discharging their claims Those
having legal claims against the said estate, will
Please make them known. and those indebted
will please make inimediase payment, as no In,
dugenes can be given
MATHEW TOLER,
Adm'or with the VIII annexed.
Hanover County, April 20, 1908. wifi
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REMOVAL.

XTTE have removed cur Coun,inChouse to the
Wv house Immediately below, and contiguous
to the one we have hitherto occupied, where we
have for sale, Muscovado Sugar by the hogshead
or barrel, Sherry Wine, in quarter casks, and a
lew cases Old Claret of superior quality.
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
March S, 1903 nf)
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Boarding House.
Hrs. MOOOT

Mrs. MOODT,
Has taken large tenement on the Main Street
SH0GKOE.HILL,
near Mrs. Braxton's, in 4 healthy pleasant part
oil the city. Six or eight gentlemen may be &C
commoda'ed with board upon moderate terms.
Richmond. April 2lst 1903.
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Was committed to the iaiI q

Was committed to the jail of
Surry county the 18th of February last, a negro
woman named NANCY, who says thar she for-
msrly belonged to Emanuel Robertson of Prin-
cess Ann County, Va. and was sold by him to
Nathaniel Bowring Of Kentucky. and that she
made her escape from the said Bowring in the
county OF Nansemond on her way to Kentucky
Nancy is from eighteen to 90 years old, ee
of aa;hsr ligh' compexion, four feet ten in
ehes high. had OF calico jacket and Virginia
elo'h pstticcat. The owner is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges and take
her away, otherwise she viii be dealt with as
the law directs.
Benj. E. Browne,
Sheriff
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GUN POWDER
FOR S.4LE,

and SALT PETRE., WANTED.
THE Subscribers haze become partners
in the Gun POWDER WORKS, in the
nighborhood OF this city, formerly carried
on under the firm OF Hugh Warden aud
Sons 1.-The said firm bsing dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
The partners whose firm is hereunio
subscribed, will contract for large guam.
THY Of Salt Petre, either crude or refined,
OF the best Quality, 10 be delivered to them
in this city, or 10 MIR. John Leslie or
Mr.. Joseph Darmsdatt, merchants, who
will keep samples of'he gun powder made
at the works aud receive order. for it
Letters addressed To the subscribers in
Richmond viii be duly answered They
assure The public ihat their powder has met
with general appreciation, il is made g'azed
and clean, equal in quality to imported
powder, and they will furnish it in large
or small quantities of every description.
according ~ orders which may BE- sen, TO
them ; it viii be delivered new from the
works, and on such reasonable terms as
they hope will procure it preference TO
powder from abroad or from other states.
As the SAID works have been establish
ed at considerable expense, and are superi~-
or in several respects to any in the upper
country, so as TO make the powder in
more perfect manner, the partners hope
they will meet with that encouragement
which improyement deserves from cene-
rods people.
JOHN ELLIS AND
HUGH WARDEN.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having formed connection
In business, under the firm of HOYEY 4
olZSK, oFFeR FOR SALE, az tie Store later
occupied BY ~. CbariesT MacuiWdo, the follow
ing articles.
50 hhds. N. F.. Run,
IS hhds. leaf and lump sugar,
II bags Of pepper
ton of bar lead
10 boxes cotton and wool cards,
IS l,0xes candles
Is boxes ". York chocolate
rs trunks Of shoes assorted
SO ces Stone Lime.
HENRY H0VEY,
LINES SIZER
~" ALL PERSONS who are indebted to
the Subscriber are requested to make Immediate
payment. No u.ther indulgence will be given
those whose bonds and accounts have been
4, months. EENRY HOVEY.
April oih, !ooS ep5w
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70 kENT
The House and Lot.

a present occupied by Mr. Hezekiah Mosby
~ PLEASANTLY situated on Sboekoe HIN ana
very Convenient for the accommodation of a {,
nly-Possession may be had on the Sd Much
next when Mr. MOsby's time viii expire
Thomas Elliott.
Richmond, 2o,h Jan 1903 #
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For Rent.

me House on the Main Street, next to Mes,rs
=, Ellis and Allan, snd now occsoied b. Mrs
rnepoe' Possession will be given on the FIST Of
OF January next--sppIy TO
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Dec. 81, 1907, tf
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Extract Of letter from gentleman at
Liperhooi, 10 q Merchant IN PAiladei.
Ekia, dated 4May I'd, 1908.
F.end you copy of he fourth edi-
ion Of phainpDlet, (Byitain Inde{iendeHt
Of commerce. that has, at least, drawn a
great deal of no'ice to 1t in ali parts of
EngiandI aud by the next opportunity
you shall have review Of the pamphlet
80 the Edinburg Review, No. XXI, as
have not yet read all that valuable work
myself, but shall by the tine Captain
..sss.. is ready To sail.
/ see nothing indeed IN this pamphIe.
that would suit Britain SO well as Ameri.
ca. We have 10 such variety OF sol lor pro.
ducelion as you have. You have many more
articles, for instance Tor tea, such as sassa.
fras, sc. also, the maple tree for sugar,
IT, 10 Britain, we should reform as much
as the author means, lie has not shewn
how revenue from tea, wines, &c. can be
suppied--and how viii seventy millions
sterling continue to be annually raised !
AT the same time, it will be acknowledged
that The inland or home, trade Of Britain,
IS fifty times as much as the foreign trade
tO'' W NiSC iSbuia'lObS anu ACTS Oh par
lament, it is SO regulated, that our home
manufactures are protected by heavy du.
lies on the foreign. The only articles o.
manufacture allowed to be imported into
and sold ia Britain are linen goods, or ar
,Icies made Of foc- and thes. are loadec
with duty Of from rs TO 100 per cen,.-
ind plain musllns aud natkeens by III,
India company, which are loaded with
duty from IS to so per ceDt--aD printe,
nusiins and callcoes, silk goods OF ever
lesc ipton, and all manufactured goods
Imported by the company, must be soil
.9r cscoftauon, none are permitted to b
Id Tor home consumption--by late &c
Of perliamcni, foreign linen goods dra,
back none VI the da.iss on being eypoT
LsG.
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" Brandy pays a duty of eighteen shil.
hngs per gallon, customs and excise in
Guided. Gin about seventeen shillings per
gallon. And Rum only about ten shil-
lings per gallon because it is the produce
of our colonies. Over and above the du =.
ties, the annual liceuce paid for by the
retailers of wines and foreign spirits, is a.
bout ten pounds sterling per annum-
while the sellers or retailers of home made
spirits only pay about two pounds s,er-
ling for their yearly licence-by these
wise acts of parliament, our people are
prevented and deferred from using so
much OF the foreign luxuries, and there
oy save large sums annually 10 the nation,
that would oiherwise, if they came cheap,
be wasted. Nay, you will be surprizrd
when i INFORM you that nigh three times
the quantity OF foreign wines and spirits
are consumed in the u. States of Ameri
ca, tor the use ofsix millions of people,
than are consumed in Britain by Twelve
millions of people.
=" These wise aels of our government,
who put heavy duties upon foreign arti.
Giles, both encourage substitutes to be made
or used in their place and act as boun,ie.
tor protecting laws, saving great sums 10
The nation, while luxury is allowed to vent
Itself IN dress, furniture, &c. because
these are British manufactures, aud by
me use oil them the labouring poor are
employed. Heavy taxes are not only laid
on foreign articles, to encourage the make
ot them at home, but bounties are given
often 10 encourage the expectation ofthem
ABROAD. Thus bounties are given TO ves-
lssls employed III the fisheries, as we'll as
bounty upon the dsh exported boun.
~ OF one penny per yard is given upor
all linen and cotton cloths exported, i
below one shilling and six pence per YARD
III value.
In the last session of parliament, some
favor had been extended to the chemical
branches which your embargo has frus.
iraied, and we fear will cut of our trade
I'm the oil of vitriol and other things. We
Calculate, however, that your congress
being all farmers, aud reputed 10 be very
covetous, will take off the embargo when
hey meet in October, TO which time !
learned they are Prorogued."
-
The PAMPHLET is. for sale at This Office
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From tie Port Folio.
ELOQUENCE OF. ST. CHRYSOS.
TOM.

TOM.
OF the biography of ST. Chrysostom,
the celebrated orator of The Greek church,
Hibhon has given us a sketch inter esting
Tor the vIcissitudes OF his life, and the ex.
raordinary splendour of his character
With his works he possesses no acouaint
ance being alarmed at The sight of thru
teen tolio volumes filled with homilies, and
satisfied to form his opinion OF their ex
eeiience from those criticks, who have
been most moderate in their commenda-
TONS" They (he says) unanimously all
tribute TO the Christian orator the free
command Of an elegant and copious Ian
guaSe, the judgment 10 conceal the ad.
VantaSes which he derived from the
knowledge of rbetorick and philosophy !;
an Inexhaused fund of metaphors and
sim lItudes, of ideas and images, to va.
ry and illustrate The most familiar Top. cks ;
the happy art of engaging the passions
I'D The service OF virtue, and of exposing
The folly as well as the lurpitude of vice,
almost with the truth of dramatick re-
/ presentation"
! AS proof that this criticism is both
moderate and just, we need only refer to
the wonderful effects of an oratory which
exalted an obscure and unambiiious indi-
yidual to height of power in the metro
J poiIs oil the Eastern Empire, equal, il moi
superior, TO the Emperor himself.
Having lately met with one Of those
volumes, and thinking that perceive a
mine of eloquence which justi6es the ap-
pellation of" Chrysostom," (or the gol-
den mouth,D given by his coniempora,
RES and which might contribute, II sue
cesslully explored, 10 the literary wealth
OF the present age, / have veniured tc
offer you the following translation o.
a passage IN his homiiy on PATIENCE
"--RememGer then, my brethren! ir
the pressure of proverly, in the pain anc
Iangour Of disease, in all affections, re.
member the sulferings of JOB, and blush
for your complaints. But let me displa,
TO you all the terrors OF war, in which
Il all nature was combined against him
Ten children were torn from him all il
ore dreadful moment all in the flower o
lie; all in the bloom of virtue and b,
40 ordinary means, but by a death TIT
most cruel, the least expected. Is lhert
any whom sucha Good Of ruin would no
oyerwhelm !-Aoy heart of adamsn
which could resist i'll There is none
not one. For if any of these calamilie
. would have been of itself intolerable
: think what must have been bis agony a
I gains' whom such a host Of miseTies wa
V assembled!
i Remember then, my brethren whe
you have lost the Cbsrishsd objects {
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STERN winter scowl'd along the plain,
And ruthless Boreas urg' d. amain
His fierce impetuous course;
In ice the wat'ry regions bound,
The torrents foaming rage confound
And stop its boislerous force.
While hostile bands their rights invade,
Columbia's sons In tents were laid,
And winters blasts de6ed:
No foes appal, no dangers fright,
Whilst freedoms sacred cause they fight,
And Washingtsn's their guide.
While slumbers seal'd the hero's eyes,
He saw God like form arise,
Like martial Pallas drest;
Twas LIBERTY, celestial maid
In all her. golden charms array'd,
The Goddess stood confessed.
My son, she cried, the Gods above,
Thy country's sacred cause approve,
And on the virtues smile;
Though proud oppression waste the land,
Yet freedom purchas'd by thy hand,
Shall soon reward the toll.
Lo! where Britannia's banners rise,
In awful pomp, and brave the skies,
Exulting DER the land;
Her naughty legions soon shall feel,
The force of thine avenging steel
And this thy chosen baud.
Though veterans compose their train,
And ten-folG legions fill the plain,
To martial deeds enur'd;
Undaunted rise and take the field,
For liberty shall lend her shield
And victory her sword.
Up rose the chief, at the command
And strait conven'd his faithful band,
Inspir'd by freedoms lore;
Egyptian darkness veil'd the night,
But liberty's celestial light
Their footsteps went before.
Where Princeton rears the muses. seat,
In arms the hostile legions met,
And fate upheld the scale;
Forth rush'd the blazing orb of light,
To add new glories to the sight,
When freedoms sons assail.
Like Mars Columbia's hero stood,
Her naughty foes were drcnch'd in blood
Or shunn'd the doubtful fight;
Whilst Britons shame and grief confound
Fair liberty the victors crown'd
With honors ever bright.
Hencelorth the grateful muse shall twint
Her annual wreath at freedoms shrine,
The hero's brow to grace;
BY whose victorious arm festor'd,
No more she flies the hostile sword,
But halls her native place.
And still with the revolving year,
A garland shall the muse prepare,
To deck her MERGERS urn;
While freedom fills the trump of fame,
Columbia shall revere his name,
His fate her sons shall mourn.
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'es the hand that chastises him. He bends
with resignation to the will Of Heayeo--
- The Lord gave, and the Lord ha;h Ia.
Ken away: blessed be the nams of the
Lord :" Wonder not, my bre thren, that
ne tore his hair--iha, he scattered The
fragments OF his garments to The wind.
that he tell upon the earlh--tha, he fol.
led IN the dust. He was fa.her.--Had
ne been unmoved, his forlitude would
nave been without rleti-a Geld and BRUSH
philosophy would have disgraced Tie chs,s
a ter of Job"
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FROM The MONITOR.

Our readers will recolle6 that the edi,
Tor OF the DfmocYo &c Press has hliherto
oeeu The z:alons advocate OF Goyernop
Clinton' ioT president, in the siatc of Penn.
sylvan'a. The following declaration Of
MS convictions OF the proprieiy of sup
porn"S Mr.. Madison orc copied from his
paper oi the 18th inst. To say nothing
oil The merits OF Messers. Madison and
Citation, The view which Mr. Binns has tss
ken OF the subject is extremely just, and
cannot fail to have saiu,ary lrineuce on
the MUD OF every real republican.
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NP The price Of this lpaper to sub
ScriJcrsis fur dollars per annum, to be
paid IN Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square IN length GO lines are insert
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three 1veeks (Si.t times J far three doll
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ho1vever, zvho advcrtise By the year { ei-
taer once or truce a uueeek } q deduction
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IS made.