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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24
June %. 1893
hiCh Low Grounds.


I WILL lease for : serm of Eve or SIX wears
he following 'enemea's on my estate Wing
on lsmeS tiver, in the comfy of Amherst. VIZ.
Tie Upper Or Bohing's Geek Tenement, whefe-
on lanes Ham now lives Containing by esti-
nation abou 100 Acres of Low Grounds. in
tole'abie order to- cropping, aud distani from
L'nohbnrg the Fsedonan Mills and Oxford l.
ron w rks. from % miles. water Carnage
And the BniT-io Lick Tenement whereon Will.
an Bailey nov hves, Containing abou, $50 acres
OF low ground and so do high aad, in toIera.
bic order and distant from Lynchburg tx and
IRON the aforesaid Mill and Works fTom 9 10 J
miles, wa'er arriage The aiyantages which
these tenemens have over most other places. in
nearness TO market, convenency of Carriage
an fertility of soil, render taem an object with
those who wish to lease. Such gentlemen there
TORE are invited, before they contract elsewhere.
20 take aview Of IN premises.
Possession Wi be given She first of next Ia.
nnary, wi h liberty TO SOW whoa, this fall.
T.. R0(I;Dr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24
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Pri ed in The course Of the publication, by a far
grea'eI number 'han is 10 be found in any other
Scientific Die ionary.
- TO SUBSCRIBERS. The first fifteen
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Store OF samuel Plesasants. jun. Richmond
ET' Subscriptions are still open
Jr1e 9. 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

q days from ST. Pierres, Martinique. oa 6,
fell in with the brig Jane, Of Portfmouth, from
ST. Vincsnts, for St. Thumasiin diftrefs, hav.
ing been robbed by tive French brigs and a
Goop Of war, bound TO rance. with cargoes
of coffee from Guadalcafs, then only as days
from France Thele ve1eis had fallen in with
the brig Juliana, Lee, in the lat. 1855 hours
froul-St. Vincents for Newyork fcuuIed her,
took out the crew, and Put them on board the
Jane. Capt. Rowland took off John Petit, the
"a mate, and one fesmau, and brought them
70 thi; port. The captaia and crew, Is in
number, remained on board the Jane, having
heen left by the Frenshrnen, with only 40
pounds OF meat, and 20 Of bread The absve
French vefels, on the outward bound paGage,
captured and burnt an American ihip from
London, and one from Liverpool, both bound
to the United States. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

orderszof government who pretend
TO be our friends.
{" ] muft impofe on myfelf tenn
porary exile, from my houfe and
friends, until the government of my
own coun;rs ihall fee fit to raife the
Embargo, iCh obliges ma with
thoufands Of ~ unfortunate coun-
trymen TO feek bread in foreign fer
vice ! could give you confidera-
bic hitorical account of politics OF
the different countries IN which
have been, bur iuPpofe you will learn
them through the different channels
by which foreign information reach
es America"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
under particular b2nas thar the prop
erty was american = Palladium.
From tbs N0,toik Lesty or 26.
FRENCH DEGREES.

ANIANNEA DE1REE0s
Ma. Editor One of your readers deGres
you TO infert the following origin Of the Bsr-
lin Decree.
As loon as the Briti(h government appear.
ed to be ferrous ID Their projections Of defre
to enter into an arrangement with the United
States, by the appointment Of Lords Holland
and Auckland, az Commif6oners to treat with
Meftrs Monroe and Pincknsy, the French
government took The alarm. add was deteruli-
ned # PofhbIe, 70 defeat me arrangement pro-
profed.
Our minillers IN London, las il is cuilomary
Tor the minifters of the United States, at the
dIffereat courts, TO make communications Of
this na'ure) informed our matter in Paris OF
the appointments of the Britilh commiiIioners,
and to this information, they added Their ex-
Peets'ens, founded upon knowledge Of the
Characters Of the members Of the British adj
mniitration, that the negotiation would re-
iult IN Zrsaty. This information reached
Mr. Armitrong about the atrer end Of SEN
tember, 1896 Whether Taneyrand demand
ed, as matter Of right, to know whar our min
iiters in London were doirg, or Mr.. Arm
itrong kindly informed him, as matter of a.
voF, i not known; but 70 it was, that Bona
parte was Informed of the circumstances, a.
bout the latt Of September, in the year afore.
mentioned The fiery temper Of N4poleon
urged him to order an immediate coonteraGt-
ing meainre; and decree, in fubfance with
that of Berlin, was fubmitted to his coalidsr-
alton, and would have been inaantlg iiIued
but the attention Of BonaParte was called BY
I2lleyrand TO the 6:uation Of Europe. The
war IN Europe was fe.tled upon, and the re-
Tut was uncertain, hut il is fa6f thar Mr..
Armitr9ng was notified, thar ID lome 1vay ar
other, an accommodation between the Uiated
Staies and Grea: Britain llould not take place
As loon asrilr ruin Of PruAia was accom-
phihed, The Berlin decree was ilTued, and IN
time 70 prevent rhe conclusion of the treaty,
but with the note appended 10 that in'tru-
nent. Islleyrand fofefaw thar Great Britain
wcc'd retaliats he Berlin decree, bnt which,
er he forefaw the acquiefcence of Mr.. JefTer-
ion' IS not afcertained, but circumstances con-
nected with the affair, induce belief that he
did.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
- mn


1he most stretched State ermaH.
In conference held between some
Greek and Indian philosophers, in the
presence of Chofroes, King Of Persia,
the following question was proposed for
solution -
" what Is the most wretched state
IN which man can find himself in this
world 7"
a Greek philosopher said it was TO
pass feeble old age in the midst Of
extreme poverty. An Indian asserted
that It was to suffer sickness Of the
body accompanied by pain Of mind -
AS tor me, said the vizer Buzurgemhir,
think that the greatest Of miserics
man can experience in this world.
Is 70 see himself near the close Of life
without having prachsed virtue.
This opinion received the general
appreciation Of this assembly of saees
and Choices ordered that il should be
ca 5raved on marble table, fixed up in
the principal square of Ispahan to offer
to the people a subject Of meditation
and remain an eternal lesson OF Wis
dom.
lime which devours al things hes
destroyed this tablet and il Persia
as with Us, it is forgotten that the
greatest of miseries in this world is 10
approach the close Of life, without hav-
ing practised virtue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

NATCHEZ. SEPT. %.


An act of ruffian violence has been
lately committed fome fmalI diitance
below the Spanifh Line.
A party of men, fuppofed to be in
habitants of this territory, who have
brought number of fuits for real or
fuPPofed perfonal injuries done TO
thcmfelves-and who Eometime palf
in WiIkinfon County. bound and a.
bufed in favage and inhuman man
ner almoit within the view of the
court, then in felton,, a perfon whole
teftimony they feared in caufe ap-
preaching for trial-decoyed from
his houfe a Mr.. I. c. Kneeland, pull
led him from his horle, tied him to
fakes, whipped him numerically,
and cut off both his ears In cutting
off the lat they were in fuch hate
that they alto cut one Of his cheeks
to the bone. 1t is a queiion for the
determination of the honeR and or
DERBY part Of the community, how far
perfons capable of fuch outrages are
entitled to the protection of any gov.
ernmcns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
Freneb Court Of Admirally.

The brig Jase, mentioned in our Ian, a.
having been captured & pundered by French
cruizers, has arrived at POyynostB The fol-
lowing is an extract from he Captains mar
rative-The Jane was taken in the evening Of
Oct, S.
"On the morning of the 9th began to fee
the facrifce of properly, at day light the briggs
boat was put over the Gde, and every frnal
article of flores and the contents of all the
chefs, were put on board and carried off AT
10 P. M. the three vefels hoiited out their
large boats, and began TO dfcharge the brig,
and receive an equal proportion on board
each veilel by this time we learnt, by one of
their peope, that their vef1els were on their
way direct for France, and were only going
TO take out part of the cargo, and then the
brig was 70 lhsre the fame fate Of the brig
Julian, Capt. Lee, which was FINK few days
before, after being Plundered. After they had
taken IS puncheons rum and every fmall ar
ticie that could be named, and all our light
Tails and fmal rigging, and plundered The
whole crew of almolI all their Wearing ap.
parei, and were then about to link the brig,
proPOials were made on our part to the com.
nnodc7e TO purchafe the brig after lhe was con-
@<zHed By f6e Imperial decree, the anlwer was,
they would con 6der Of the matter till the af-
Iernoon--when about half palt four they in
formed Us we lhoud have the brig for ono
thouiand dollars drawing bills on cur owners,
at ninety days. Being obIigedto comply with
thoie terms they gave US bill Of GaIe, with
condemnation of the brig and cargo--we were
then permitted to depart, taking on board our
vehei the captain and crew Of The brig Julian
which made fifteen perfons on board the Jane.
with only forty pounds of bread and fifry
pounds of beef, and left in this fituation in lar
ls, 50, N. long 80, 20, w. to item our hard
fate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
y" THE FRENCH ARE FIGHT.
ING FOR U.s."
u READ THIS.


Calfan, jim. Of The @p Oaavia,
fran Cbartefon, bound to Londan, to
bis father IN Me1U- JeylEy, dated Ian
dan, July 10th, 1903.
" We were captured on the 27th
January laR, off Dover, at IL o'clock
at night, and at o'clock next NOR
ming, were landed in Calais prifon,
where we remained a number Of
days before we were releTtd The
fhip and cargo are detained under
the Imperial DEGREES. We were
kept FIVE months on prifoners' allow
ance, and not cent to help ourfeIves
with, having been robbed BY the pri-
vateerfmen of all our money, clothes,
and in fact every article they could
lay their rapacious hands on.--I
made, every poGible exertion for the
4
relief of mytelf and people, bur all
in vain Myfelf, however, and a
number more fhip-maRers, with diff
hculty, made a journey to Paris,
where VIC Represented our ftuation
to our minilfer, Mr.. Armfrong he
informed me it was a government az
fair, therefore, he could not inter
fere, at prefent, as all fuch cafes
would come under government
claim. | took that for a definitive
anfwer, and returned to Calais, with
the relt of my unfortunate compan
ions, where we remained confined
to fmall quarters for five months, at
the end of which we were marched
through France and Flanders into
Holland, many without fhoes to their
feet, and others in very diltrefcd
lituation. unfortunately for me,
had not a fhoe to my feet for more
than two months, until we arrived at
place called Client, in the interior
of Fianders-there we were fupplied
with French folders fhoes this
was a comfortable thing to us, hav-
ing marched many miles barcfooted.
We arrived after an intolerable tedi-
Gus journey, at Amfterdam, where
we remained until We were put on
board American vedels permitted to
fail by the Dutch government. In
one Of them | Obtained a paf1ge 70
the Downs, from whence took up
my line of march on foot to London,
in the greatelt diltreis, with fmall
handkerchief which contained all
the treafurc had" and not a PEN
ny in my pocket, which | never
knew the want of before. On my
arrival / found friends and money
fince which am very comfortable
On a review of the fubjea | think
my fortune rather hard when lett
home | took with me upwards of
1900 dollars in cath and produce, Of
all which ! have been literally rob-
bed, kept five months confined on
priloner's allowance, marched few
eral hundred miles barefooted thro'
an unfriendly country, and fleming
ly to augment our Tutoring, by the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

An expedition has been on board
ten or twelve rranfports for fome
time palt, in Halifax and continu-
ed 70 the 2oth October. The troops
have been employed in pradiiing
plans of debarkation and afTault.--
The deitination of this force i ken.
a profound fecret.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

Comfortable Pr9Gea.-Tbe elections
being over in many States, he ear
wigs Of rhe administration talk Of
keeping on the - Embargo untI
March next, at leaR.-Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

The vefals lately (imt and deyqryea
BY our /" friends the French, were
falling under ''Jfec.di fernu6Fon,"
from the PreGdent Of the u. S. and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

The Por;fmouth Oracle ftates, that
Capt. Hopkins, an account of whole
treatment in France, is publifhed in
a preceding column has arrived at his
home in that place, and the relation
he perfonally gives exceeds what we
have publifhed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
for Sale.

q VALUABLE 2lERCHdNFT MILL,
~ containing two pair of Stones and the
necessary machinery for manufacturing Hour
also a Mil for grinding corn and rye, and g
SaH Mill, ali in complete order. This pro
perry IS very convenient to Alexandria, and
situated in q most excellent neighborhood for
wheat and for retailing goods. For the a.
mount Of the purchase, wet ard dry goods
would be taken for a considerable part or per.
haps all, or some Alexandria property would
be taken for a part. For further particulars
enquire Of the PRINTER. r
February 10. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19

r the same county, which was granted to
4 Thomas Chapman by deeds OF lease and
release from William Tebbs tor 691 acres,
date the 18th and 18th days of June
IVA. +"
Also, one other tract Of Land,
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease
anG release from Bertrand Ewell and his wife,
and Jesse Ewell and his wife, for SO acres,
more OF less, bearing date the 9th and 10th
days Of april, l775.
Also, one tract or parcel OF
Land. which was conveyed to the said Chap.
man by deeds of lease and release from Jesse
Ewell and his vile, and Bertrand Ewell AMI
his wife, for $50 ACRES, more or less, bearing
da.e the ID and Sd days of January, 1884, all
Of which deeds are now of record in the coun-
,y court of Prince William. And also, all
the other estate, right, title, claim and pos
session which Carr Chapman, on the 20ti,
November, 1897 had of and in to the LANG
and real estate whereof his father or any Of
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed
The above description is taken from the mort.
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman tc
Thompson & Veitch on the Goth November.
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. l.
IS understood that the three tracts of land hav.
been united into one which adioins the tow c
Dumlrles, On it there is a dwelling house
some wood. The general rights describe.
will, as it is believed, comprehend a fourt
part Of the reycrsion Of all the dover land
Susanna Gwinett, and one fourth part of tisS
reversion of all tie land devised by Thonl
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after the dea'
of the said Susanna and the said Elizabet
Bond and approved security will be Require. :
Benjamin Bolts.
March dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
The Capital Prize.

Ticket No, 1914 was drawn the seth day
in St. Mary's College Lottery, a prize of
$4,000 dollars-The Ticket was sold at G.
and X. Waues, truly fortunate Lottery Office,
corner of Market and Charles Streets, to hIc.
Dobbin, who we understand afterwards lis
posed of it to another person in this city
Ticket No 1864 which was drawn the. Sc.
cond capital prize $1,000 dollars. Ticket M.
7Ool, Which was drawn the third capital p,izc
10000 dollars,and Ticket No 1877 was drawn
the 4th capital prize 5000 dollars were 81,
sold Il at the same lucky Office.
March II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
HEMP TOR SALE.

HAVE on hand, ten tons ofthe first Gaali
gyC CLEAN COUNTRY HEMP, | wish
10 sell for cash, or on 9 time
Bryan Hampson.
CI,o %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
Decree III ChanCery.

By virtue of a decree Of the superior court Of
chancery for the Richmond district, pro-
nounced on an appeal, wherein Sarah Chap
man widow of Carr Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
OF tie said Carr Chapman, by the said Sa-
rah Chapman, her guardian, were appel
ants and Thompson and Veitch were APP
pellees, | shall, on the first Monday IN .ghr2l
neat, before the court house of Prince Will
liam county, sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, or Oh a credit OF g., l2& Is
months,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
March g..
March 8.

AT a general assembly Of the state Of Goa
n~ecGcut, held at New-Fyaven, on the second
Thursday o. October, A. D. l8o7--UpoA the
petition of"Simeon Loonis, Of East Windsor,
in Hartford county, showing to this assembly
that ~ means of various misfoftunesEe is re-
duced to poverty, praying for IN act OF lnsoi-
yency; and that some of his creditors are re-
siiacat in the states OF N.ezy- York, Viryinia and
Georgia, as per memorial on file dated the
2lst dav CT S~eptembcr, A. D. 1907
Resoi5ed by this .A8sembly, That said petit
ion be continued to the session CT this assem-
by to be holden in Hartford, In May next,
and that notice Of the pen1cncy thereon be adj
vertised in soae of the newspapers published
in the city of New-York, Alexandria in Vir-
ginia, and Savannah in Georgia, three weeks,
ST least SIX weeks before said session /; which
hall be good and sufficient notice TO the Gre
iitors in the said states OF the pendency Of said
petition.
A truc copy Of record.
Examined by
Samuel WHY'S, Sec'y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
Tohn C.. Vowel.
ALSO, 70 T,

.FLSO, 10 RENT,
The House lately occupied by Mrs. IHz-
geraId, situate on Water-street, having every
convenience to accommodate a genteel fami-
~. Immediate possession may be had.--Ap-
Ply IS above.
JANUARY %. On
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
A Tract Of Land,

N the same county, which was granted to
4 Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease and
release from William Tebbs for 6e1 acres,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days of June
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19

JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
CORNER OF KING AND FAIRFAX-STREE7S,
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID, Cohen Cheeie 1T quality,
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
50 half chests * boxes
5sss: Hy:on, : ru1s,
Hyson-skin,
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whiskey.
Is cases old MeGoc Clarct superior
quality,
70 ID Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
S casks London refined Salt-petre,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist
80 boxes Soap,
% do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
IS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
5 cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley.
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with a very general assortment Of
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low iar cash, produce, or the usual credit:
Nov Is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
STATE LOTTERY.

NEW YORK, Z
Fer the promotion Of Literature and othas
purposes. Positively commences draN. 2
on TIE
First Tuesday IN Apr! next.
Payment Of prizes guaranteed b. the sts.s
Legislature.
HIGHEST PRIZES.
S25,o0o
10000
9 5000
1000
1000
And a very considerable number Of infeffa
or prizes. Less thar two blanks to a priz@5S
The Tickets
Are now offered for sale in a variety Of Haraas
c.. & r. WAlTE's
Truly fortunate Lottery Offices in r. Ycr@1 Is
the following prices
Whole 81 Sc
Halves rs
Quarters 9
Fights
But will in a few days advance in price. AL
prizes purchased of c.. and r. Waite vii! bs
paid by them, and every information relative
to the lottery will be .~.iven'to distant ad7ens
turers gratis.
Prize tickets in the New York & Baltimore
Lottery taken in payment.
81 Orders for G. & r, WAITE taken a.
]. Marth's book store. High-strcet GEORGE
tow and punctnally attended TO.
March IA. g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19

AmilJs aged woman, capable of manag.
Agabouse. TO one Of good character l'be
al wages viii be given. Enquire ottne Prln
Ter.
Sent. 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
eaZes at Nendue.s

saJes at Vendae.;
., every Tuesday and Friday,
FILL BE SOLD
!. yendue Store, corner Of Prince ans
Water streets.
fysristy of Dry Goods, Groceries, sc
n.,;cuIsrs of which viii be expressed II
,is5ns Of the day--Afl kinds of goods
fp s.s are on Limitation and the prices OF
Vl!. mn are established, can at any Tune DC
VIZ .o1 and purchased at the lowest Limitation
?. c.. Marsteller, Y. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19

4 Brick House Tor Sale.
8 +t5E Brick House occupied by Mrs. NJ
! choNs, on the north side of Prince.
street, between Fairfax and Water-streets is
offered fer sale on a lioega! credit. For parti-
culars apply &c,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19
FINE ARTS.
7. Bell and Son,

-Tg1cEERS@DRlHLNG PAINTING
tNglTIOUS to obtain tie patronage OF
80 resnectable inhabitants OF Alexandria, IN
r..r, hem. that trey have taken a room N
Fsirfsx street, opposite to Nj. Gregg's, sill
,.srsmitb, for the purpose OF teaching the a
boye accomplishments. Terms fer teaching
Tho nee Of Indian Ink and Water Colo2s, 6 dol
,srs ner qasrter-and for Oil Colors, ten dol
Tocommence on Monday March 81, lsoS.
siagch Il Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-19

lemons by the box,
on Wine in quarter casks,
ms about 1000 bushels coarse Salt,
, uar, .'a candles in small boxes, Of SUPERB
"r4oT Glass in boxes,
fos Sale, BY
Robert T. I7ooe & Co.
eotf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
Robert Pollard, c.
Virginia, to wit /:
At court Of Appeals held at the capitol il

At court Of Appeals held at the capitol in
Richmond, he third day Of June, 1903.
GENERAL RULE.--After the end Of this
preseni term, all causea depending in this eour,
shall be called in the order in which they stand
upon the docket; and such as may be ready for
hearing pursuant TO he former rules Of this court,
shah. unless good cause be shewn TO the contra.
~, be heard in the same order in which hey stand
upon the docket, until the whole shall be gone
through-and the causes which shall be passed
over, shall, unless for some very SPECIAL reason
appearing TO the court, be put at the end Of the
docket Of each term.
Ordered, That the above rule be published in
at lsast three Of the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, once a week, until the FIRST day OF October
next. a CoPy-Tesse.
], Brown, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
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CONDITIONS.
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WIN new types, cast for rhe purpose, On <
supeihne wove paper, each volume viii contniu
from eight hundred 20 arhorsand tages. a hats
Voiume' III boards, will be published regulary
every two onths, PRICE THkFF 1SOi
LARS PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
Between six aud seven hundred pIates enc,,.
we'd in superior style of elegance, will be com
prised in The course of the publication, by a far
greater number than is to be found in any other
Seen ihc Die onary.
TO SUBSCRIBERS. The frs, fifteen
na'f volnnes are ready for delivery at the Book
''0fe Oh samuel P'esasants jun. Richmond.
Hr Subscriptions still open
June % 1909