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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-22

! "'i aasi'oss 70 eXcl,au.s TIC foi3wirg pro
perry, % ANY par, ihtgeof- a. zlsJ b. sF.tsC
~, Tor stnail trad % gocd LAID ia a health,
sitaaiien ~i'a dwelling house and oihcr III.
p'ovemcnii. good cpfi,g of wlser, ard a.
gree*b'e nf'gibcrhoo, 81 Dis ance Of soto To-
miles up 'he eoun'E, To say for Houses IN hi.
city Lands Isl rcnrico county. isin;ce- tio aca
deny lsnds, ard resy ,hi, c;iy--2.O00 .e,es Or
hichand ciceh, in Li;e, IN county, Keriu, ky
JVJO aeyes ON be- wsttfstf tbe Chi. ir Masct
eoun y--and iwe race ~ Mli:sfy Land on a.,
river Ienreesss. tact sec . a--es.
Robert Mitchell
Rchmerd Feb e. 1863 =
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For Sale or Eent.

r7Tr<Hn. HOUSE, OFFICE g. sTArLE, with
an e%ceiscuI garden, all in good ogder, and
Al ? esenS occupied By Adt sarvucl p, Parsons.
JOINING mayor Prior, ON lie Hay Market square.
For particulars apply TO
JASPER EOBnINS. at
Nc, joan M'EEFRY's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-22

~ KENT
! he House and Lot,

q I present occupied by MIR f;ezekiah 10 osby
T. pleasantly situated on SAockoe Hin arc
very Convenient for tie accommodation of ia
nnlG-rcsressign may be Ind on the 81 March
IL x'- when TAR Moshy's time viii expire
Thomas Elliott.
Richmond 29h Jan. 1863
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REMOVAL.

TS : have removed cur Coun,ipghcuee 70 n,
w house immediately bslo~, and con;iguap.
go tic ore @e have hitherto occupied, VIII re We
have for sale, MuscovaGo sugar by me hogsaeec
ar barrel, She,gy Wine, il quarter easl,r, aud 2
few cares Old Clsret of supegicr Ably
ROBERT & ALLAN POI.LOK, & Co.
Efg,Ch S, 1903 tO
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fNOTICE.

THE Subscriber having fo,ried convection
~ business, nrG,t en-, ;irm &c ifOVEY 6
SiI&t, orT"r roR SALE, az sis Scyc a'c5
otesPiea s. Nh C5ay.esJ llaen@5aO, ,iie follow
ing articles.
50 hlds. n. T.. Ran.
IS bids. Loaf and lamp sugar,
II bags Of se,ger
q t-u o. bar lead
u tcxcs coi;cn auG wool cards,
s5 boxcs csrd'cs
15 boxes II. York chocolate
IS i;na..s Of saoss assorted
so tttrccs aiore f5re.
ffk.WRY HOTEY,
Jyf1gJsS STZER.
FTy~ ALL VERSIONS eho are iodvbteA &C.
Che Sb5c tsy ~. seqgcst,d Sc make irmcdiat &C
payment No u.ts.r jaduizcfc- vii BE- gigcr
70 tao whose b5nds anil sceouo,s have hoen
due siS urplhs hEEkY HOVEY.
Apr SD, 1853 cp5v
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LETTER

Fran Mr.. >MoNRoE 20 the Secretary OF
Stnte, dated Richmond, February 23th,
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on should be determined, and said
8. Those who a'e forpeaee, will signify
the same by holding up their hands. r.
In moment thousands Of hands were
raised, and the cheering cry Of =" Peace"
spread itself through the immense assem-
blage. On the converse Of this question,
being put, only one hand was held up,
and It was Immediately explained to the
meeting that the circumstance was en-.
tirely imPu.able to a miseoaeeption. Of
the question:
Several excellent resolutions were
unanimously agreed to, the whole of
which, we are sorry We have not room
for insertion the whole are deserving
of attention:
"That the right Of petition is the I'M
doubted previlese Of the subjects Of this
realm, and that the King wears his crown
by virtue Of the same solemn compact by
which this right is secured 10 his SUBJ
jects and therefore, whoever attempts
to control or oppose them, in the e1er.
else of this right, is equally the enemy
Of The constitution. the King and the
people. Thdt should his Majesty be adj
vised to reject the prayer of our petition,
We win, from time to time, exercise our
constitutional right Of pctitioning." -.
Numerous and respectable meetihgs,
have also been held at fhurlston and the
Bingly 1t which similar resolutions were
passed.
We viii not say, nor do We think that
the men to whose hands the administra-
ton of our public affairs 10 at present Gu
trusted, win ever make peace; they
and their party seem much more dispo.
sed to excite jealonsies and animosities
both a: home and abroad, than to pro-
mote spirit of Cancellation but We are
bold to maintain, that before this day
six months, ION the superstition that the
Petitioning spirit is not suffered to droop1
anegociati6n for peace viii be set on
foot, and that such negotiation will ter
inmate iuPeace, except, contrary to our
expectations. the demands Of the enc
my should be found incompatible with
the security and essential interests of
this country.
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the name Of the district Of Nsnjemoy TO
thSTof>Ss. Mays. and TO make Angus
IA, inthe district Of Maine, port Of de-
fveiy. Z s. ,. 1 ~. r F.
=. 50. An act for the relief Of George
Hunter. -s-s-, E. - Il
60. An act authorizing the secretary
of the treasury to pay to the comptroller
ii the treasury, 10 trust, the amount Of
certain bills drawn BY John Armstrong,
minister from the United States to the
court Of France, ON the treasury Of the
'United States. ri T..
81. An act to authorize and empower
the president Of the Uuited States to ex.
change certain lands for other lands more
suitable FOR forti6cation. -.
s65. An act to make good deficit In
the appropriation of eighteen hundred
and seven, for completing the public
buildings, aud for other purposes.
GO. An act in addition T. the act, en-.
titled" An act laying al embargo on al
ships and vessels IN the Ports and har-
hovs Of the United States, and the se.
veIal acts supPleu6sn.art'thsrstd, and
for otherpurposes. So Ma,
81. Al act for the Sclief Of SoGeph
Chase, Jared Gardner and othsrs.
68. An act supplemental to-" An act
regulating the grants Of lands in the ter.
ritory Of Michigan. - :, =. 49,
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BOSTON, .Ap,il ~.

Aletter from Halifax April 1s-saSs,
:" This harbour is crowded with ships,
and there is not barraek room in the town
Cor their troops-but these win soon be
distributed to diffsrsn. posts. The send
ing Of these troops is merely precau-
tionAry measured be prepared for e.
vents that are possible, but not looked
for. Considering the situation Of Affairs,
and the threats in the American papers
against Canada and Nova Scotia, some
measures of security seemed called for.
But we understand that our new Cover.
nor has instructions to do all he can con-
sistt n,ly with his dasy, to preserve a
good understanding with the United
S.ates. The Ministry heartily dePre-
eats a war with America."
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Frsnehman, that it has COST this man his
life for having dared to condemn the in-
solent lsster Of Champaguy, the Preach
minister. Mr.. Burke was an freshman ;
he had always belonged to the demoera-
tie,party and had been warm advocate
for the cause Of France, but this last step
on the part Of the Emperor had convinc-
ed him that il was time to STOP His
spirit could not brook the indignity Of
fered his adopted country, and his fife
was the fosfeIt.-NeV-7oJL Herald
From Petersburg, (Ha.) Aprit1s.
On Tuesday morning last, tie re-
mains of JOHN D. BURKE were con.
signed to the grave. He had particular
ly desired in his will, that his body should
not be inferred in church yard, and re-
'quested too that the usual religious for
malities upon funeral occasions, night
be dispensed with. His corpse was
therefore conveyed to Cedar Grove, the
seat of general Jones, in;the subutbs Of
this town, and buried with military no.
hours. The volunteer compauiesofar.
tillery, cavalry aud infantry, atte6ded
the funeral, as well a. numerovs con.
course Of citizens. r.
The CAUSES which led to . hisundtr.
standing between Mr.. Cocqrbert and
the deceased, and which finally produc-
ed 90 distressing a catastrophe, were Of
political nature. In conversation at
a public table, during the las week, as
We are told, the subject tur1ed upon the
letter ofthe French minister Champagny
to gen. Armstrong, lately Published-
the deceased expressed himself with con-
siderable warmth, Reproduced the con-
duct of the French government towards
the United States, and painted in strong
colours the insolence Of its minister
Mr.. c. being native Of France, con-
ceived himself individually as,ailed BY
the words uttered, ,as well as irsultettby
the epithets spilled to his nation and GO
vernnnent-he demanded al explanation
of the subject Of the speaker. VeIy few
words, however, passed between Mr..
C. and the deceased-the explanation re-
tquired, was not given. and the former
in few moments left the room. Soon
after a challenge was sent BY Mr., C.
which was accepted, and early on Mon
day morning the parties with their Sc
conds met in Geld adjoining town. On
the FIRST ere Mr.. C's pistol snapped, and
the eontents of Mr.. BIS were discharged
Intellectually. The second ere proved
decisive. Mr.. C's ball passed through
the heart of his antagonist, who expired
without word or q groan. Such is the
relation which We have had Of this un-
fortunate affair. >ss% =,E&z
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NETWORK, MAra.

4 dsse fer our Nadi.onians.-Tho.e
who have been bawlingthemselves hoarse
these three days and nights and huzzaiug
tor Jefferson and his favorite Madison
are Just desired 70, steer their. two eve.
towards the Americad Citizen Of this
morning only two days, nay not two,
, atrrr the ballot boxes have been crowded
with dc mocratic tickets ia hvor Of Jef-
ferson and Madison, and there they will
see tina, Madison is abandoned and with
odt ceremony Cast of as net being the
choice OF his party. George Clinton
and James Monroe are now the declared
favor,rrs. Huzza FOR the Republican
ticket !! -.
: -. May
The Election Our accounts from the
country continue favorable tothe Ameri-
can ticket. Not only in King & Queen's
coanties, but in Vest hesser, have
FrdeTalists succeeded-and h il ascer.
famed, ttist Mr.. GARDENER is elected
member Of congress 10 Ulster BY a ma.
joriry Of about 500 VOTE s. and Mr.. EN-.
mot in Duchess by similar majority.
II is also reported that Mr. Blydsnburgh
is elected on Lnng-tsland. .
Last might've head from Columbia,
Rensselaer,, Greene, Ulster, and Dutch
ess counties, all ofwhieh have returned
federal candidates, except the latter,
which gives ? feds. 2 demos. and ! guilds.
May
Captain Barry, who arrived at this
port on Sunday from Madeira, which
i.land he lett on the 9th Of March, in-
Eosas4ushs read IN The. Rtenck paP~r =. a,
~dsdsira, tina. the Empcror had ere ated
Ta!ieyrand King Of Portugal.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-13
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 8.

A schooner from the city Of St, Do
mingC arrived at Newcastle on Sunday.
It's said this vessel has been dispatched
hither with an application 20 our govern
msnt Tor permission to receive supply
ofProyisions for ST. Domingo, and that
two French ciReers, bearing this mis-
sion, have landed, and proceeded to
Washington.
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Mariettc, Abril27.

We have received a communication
sizzling that Herman Banner hasset has
been arrested and given bail to appear at
Chillicothe to answer 10 the indictment
found against him in january last for a
misdemeanor.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-13

for peace, that on the doors ofihe ware
houses was written-'' Peace with Ame-
RIGA or no King" All the British naval
officers in the service of Russia are or
dered to Moscow, there to remain du-
ring the war between that country and
Great Britain. The sentence Of the
court martial cashiering general White
lock, and declaring him unworthy Of
serving in any military capacity what
ever, has been confirmed by the king.
.. -. Bah. DIN.
The President Of the United States
left the city yesterday on visit to Mon
ticello. All the heads Of departments
intend leav ing the city in few DAYS.
[Wash. Fed.l
An unfortunate circumstance occur.
red Tuesday morning, between two and
three o'clock at Elizabeth Town, N. ].
I man named Andrew Ross had been
committed to prison a few days ago,
and Immediately declared his determi-
nation11so set ERE to it on the first oppor-
.unity. This threat he contrived to put
into execution, and the whole Buildings
including the court house was consumed.
Alter expressing his determination of
the above nature, it appears remarkable
that the kee per should leave any meaps
within his reach to accomplish his dread
full purpose.
N. Y. Oracle.
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MARTZNSBURC, May IS.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

A company is about to BE established
il Petersburg, Virginia, with capital Of
$1,000 dollars for the " Carding and
Spinning OF Cotton and Wool; Pulling
Weaving Of Cotton Shirtings, Cam.
bricks, Dimities, Ginghams, Nankeens,
Kersey meres, Velvets, Felveteens, Pa
tent Cords, Duroys, Grandurells, Tick.
ings, Hosieries and all other articles Of
cotton and wool. And also, the manu-.
faeture of Iron Ware, such as Nails,
Hoes, Spades. Seythes, 81. &c. or such
Of the said enumerated articl.. and oman
ufaetures rs The society shall from time
to time 6ndto be the most productive,
and a. the calls for consumption may de-
mand." Nat. Mti
Judge CnAaLros, in the Superior
Court Of Equity, Georgia, has issued
writ of Injunction to stay sales upon exc
.cut;ons, until the FIRST day Of September
next--,he complainant depositing with
the sheriff, when required, to meet the
day Of sale, sufficient property, the valu.
alton Of which to be ascertAined by the
price q market, three months proceed
ing the embargo act.
Bsnabarsean FrienasMp.-Captain
Hillard, who arrived al, Boston on SUM-
day se'nnight from Alicant, left there the
ship Hibernia, captain Appleton, cap
tured by the French, captain and crew
turned ashore the third day after her ar
rival, vessel dismantled aAd the brig
Mercury, Bradford, Of Plymouth,
from Boston, likewise taken by the
French, orhaving touched at Gibraltar,
cargo disposed ofby the French agent.
vessel dismantled.
It is asserted, that ninety-one failures
have taken place at New-York, in con-
sequence Of the embargo, for the enor.
NOUS sum Of six millions Ave hundred
and Eve thousand dollars. tJackson.l
The ship Dumiries, Hancock, arrived
at this port in IS days from Liverpool.
BY the politeness of the owner, we have
been favored with London dates to the
2s,h of March. They contain little Of
+ interest. Captain Haneock informs that
a. . .-asa.~l . ..,.:.nso a.. n :...-~3~l ...~.
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The fcharuing extract from an English
Paper. fully deseri6es the general sense
l. efthe people On she sneiect Of PEACE.
A depu,a.ion left Leeds on Saturday
morning Tor London, with the petition
for peace. The signatures to this petit
on exceed 5000, the largest number
ever signed TO similar document, ia the
West Riding Of Yorkshire. - @~
Abetition for peace is nov signing in
Manchester, Stafford and neighbourhood
and such has been the asidi,y with which
it has been SUPPORTED, that, from Thurs.
day morning to Friday evening, upwards
Of 10, 900 names were subscribed Ano-
ther powerful proof Of the feelings of
the working class at the present crisis.
The most numerous public meeting
ever held, perhaps, in the West Rulings
of Yorkshire took place last Tuesday
,se'enight at Hudders6eld. The object
of the meeting was to take into eonside.
ration the proPriety Of petitioning his
, majesty to take an early opportunity to
terminate the miseries and distress ocea-
stoned by a long protracted war, aud to
seize. the FIRST favourable moment for re.
viving the reign ofpeace. J o.. .-.
Afterreadingthe requisition the chair
man recommended that humber of pro-
positions, previously, should be read,
and the sense Of the meeting should az
forwards be taken on each. The propo-
si,ions being read, previous 10 their
being put separately to- the votes, the
chairman wished that the general quessi.
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MORE OF GUNjBoA1s.

From the London Courier, Of March
We stated yesterday the capture Of 7
Danish Gun-boats, by the Clio, sloop-
The French papers have lately been tel
ling Us Of q dew mode Of naval attack
which had been devised by the Banes 1:
Several boats or privateers were tonake
a combined attack upon any Of our ships
Of war Twas to attack on the bow. ano-
Their on the quarter, third was, to place
herself in such a position, fourth in
another. These seven Gun. Boats ried
this new method /; the Clio, As We under.
stand, let them advance, and when she
was in the midst Of them, began the old
British manoeuyers and tooa theas all.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-13

j., Jahn d. Burke.--Our readers will
peTeeireiu the seeoan. given this even
lag Of the death Of John u. Burke, by
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-13
BALTIMOKE. May :.

The last dispatches for the brig go
ingby orders from government 70 France
and England, were received this morn.
ing from the secretary o. state. when
Mr. baker, the messenger received his
INSTITUTIONS ID sad Immediately; the
wind is ahead. The dispatches are said
% De highly imPortan.; but their con-
tents are unknown 20 us. . IT,.
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1t is asserted, that ninety-one failure;
have taken place at New-York, in con
sequence Of the embargo, for the enor
nous sum Of six millions Ave hundred
and Eve thousand dollars. Tackson.1 Y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26
Horse Shooting Warranted
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
Blacksmith and Fuf7ler,

a CQUAINI,S his customers and the pub
"A lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower end of Union street. adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
OF slosing horses, IN which lire his abilities
needs no comm nt--and Ecgs leave TO solicit
a share ofsthe patronage Of generous public,
ami 70 assure them that any work in the line
Of his profession, shall notbe surpassed by any
ON the continent.
Blacksmith work ofall kinds and description,
executed III neat and worknaplike manner.
n. 3 Those who favor him with their Gus
tom will have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in t2rTiSry gratis.
60 a couple os smart Lads, from 4rto
IS years OF age, will be taken as apprentices,
and treated with kindness, aid strict attention
pail to their morals
September S.. dim2aWNn
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7ias stogs5 South q 1i..exand1aa.

I'M the first of October next the Mail
Stage will commence running as fol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg IL
Virginia:
xviii leave Alexandria every day at
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumiries
by 5 in the mornlng---iease Damiaies al 3
ana arrive at Fredericksburg by II II IN the
moruiny-Ieaye Fredericksburg at 10 (noon)
and arrive at Richmond the Re1t morning by
6--Leave Richmond at II and arrive at
Petersburg by / IL in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
say at y IL P. NJ. and arrive at alexandria
In the same time. This stage viii carry no
more than e passengers OH any account what
ever, and not more than "A ID. OF baggage
can be allowed 20 each passenger. s,
An Accommodation Stage EetWcen Alex
andr;a and Petersburg viii also commence
ruoninp at the same time, every other DAY
thropebout the year, without regard to Sun
,lsvs. AID Will travel only In the day time
On this line it is The intention OF the owners
n st,,;,v the wishes and the convenience OF
assen,sers. Sill, however, egard must be
had ta time-Going south from alexandria
tbey will breakfast at Occoquan, dine at stai-
fard Court House, and lodge at treaericks-
bu,p--i'he next day will breakfast at the
por,l;ne, Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
~ Richmond. and on the third day Will
hre:l,fast at the Half Way house and dine at
Petersburg.
nd ,o,,pe II Richmond. Early in the morn
;ng brsakffast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
1;psen, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, viii breakfast at Stafford court house,
| Zine at occoquan, and lodge at Alexandra.
1 The owners on this line too have to re-
quest that passengers wi f 1 'ber bae GAGE as
~, chino more than small trunk or parcel
which Will go within the nci the stage
| August ~
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Z he subs rlbcr

-
INr0 l,fsE PJ3LIc,
|rc. b. sael, je.rtasres am has for sa1f, az A's
ia 5. he eoTnsr Of faii5aa a'sd Fr'Aee-
s, SyfMLs Of different izes -
[coppER and BRASS KETTLES Of all
49,; !, eeecral assortment Of TN MARE
and ike .;ae executes all kinds Of BLACK.
|s,sfrA WORK.
Fsr sals 81 Re2t,
atuo story Brick House, at the lover end
fpliaces.rset, in good situation Tor hus.-
II, and calculated to accommodate q family.
TO LEasE,
| on 4. GgopND RENT FOR EVER,
siyy5so Zee; o. Ground, At the apper-end
k;me-street-s5 feet On Royal-strees, be-
us.n P.inee and DuAc-sncets.
| The highest price given for old copper,
pss Lead and Pcwter--~and all kinds OF
Conner and srass work repaired,
George M'Munn.
August Is. SIN
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'lts prizes-amcua,iaS 10 Dolls. $4,000
- Esak SUM raised 10000
including expcnoc,
1'0s' the shove Scheme, ii appears that
= IS are less than two blanks TO prize, and
NC prizes ale to be paid s9ithous dedae-
e drawing vii! positively commence on
Sa'a O'neSt month, and viii be complct-
~Nn Weeks. TIcxEvs atS5 50 cents,
s's at R GRaY's BOOK SrosE, where
l S.eslng q Al tickets sold by him will ec
!. saesd sres ofexrencc. Prizes IN the last
ss y ,ass Lostc9 taken in payment Tor tick
s.se'; Tor tickets from the country, eaclos-
uc Cash postpaid will BE paactuaily
Ia 8 ., aud carly Information given OF
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. Lot of Ground, on the weli

side of Pi,t-street, beginning i54 feet to the
southwark OF Prince street, being p feet 6
inches front, and l23 feet inches deep, adj
joining grosnd Of MIR. Chaplin.
The above property will be sod under 4
deed of trust to secure the payment CT a debt
due 10 the Bank OF Alexandria, on credit OF
6, 70 and IS months; with interest, which is
70 he included in satisfactory notes negotiable
at the said Bank and it Viii be optional with
the purchaser either 70 receive conveyance
in Zee simple Immediately after the sale and
give deed OF trust ON the property to secure
the rayrnent of the notes, or to have his title
on tie last payment being made.
James Keith. r,.,
George w. Cralk. ~
September l3. dts
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1903.
G.. w. CAgLIAy.
September IA.

Returns his most grateful thanks to the il
habitants of this town and its vicinity, for the
former fayors. and earnestly sellcits cont
Huance of the same. He likewise takes thi
opportunity of informing them, that he IT,.
tends to commence his NIGHT wCHOOE
on the 18th of this instant. Those who Wis
to be instructed in either of the branches Ii,
has heretofore taught, will please to max
early application, as tho number ofpdpils vii
be limited.
September II.
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,sotss at Esndue.
.rerv Tuesday and Friday,

~ = MIL RE SOLD
. !. Vsndae Store, corner Of Prince and
as - Water streets.
,r,y;fts d i;,g Seeds, Groceries. &C.
. n.r.lsrs ofwhich viii be expressed IN
' s:,,s Il tire elay-All Kinds Of goods
% ~: ss' &C On limitation and the prices OF
v ~: ore established, can al any time De
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