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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24


Gum Aloes Patent Madeline.
- AmmoR Steers Chemical Opo.
- Asa Foenda deidoc
- Arabic nateman's Drops
- Guaiac British Oil
- Camboge Essence Peppermint
- Myrh rurhngton's Balsam of
- Opium Life
- Copal DR.. Rawson's Celebra
- Shell Lac ted Itch or Beaulify
! - Tragaeanth ing Ointment
Aqua Forts Do. do. Genuine
I Annatto Anti bilious and Sro.
/ Arrow-Root machic BAiers
Eamphor Do. do. Worm
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark Wheaton,. Itch oint-
Cream Tartar ment
Chamomile Flowers Doetar Lees Genuine
Magnissia Windham Bilious
jaiap Pills
! Ipecae / Anderson's do.
Calomel Hoope's do
Tart Emet DR. Tn snson's Aroma.
Essence Rurgamos tic Tooth Paste
---- Lemon Do. Eye Wafer
-- Spruce ! Febrifuge Eiecsuary
| Cloves for Agae and Fever.
Nu.megs Hinkiey's Infallible Re
Mace niedy for the Piles
Cassia, &c. &c. &c. DIR. Cooleyss Vegetable
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice BittcIs.
HLSO
A general assortment of PAINTS & DYING
DRUGS-all Of which will be sold as low as at
any other store in this city. Medical practi ion.
ers and gentlemen who are in the habit of selling
medicine in the country, win do well to call.
| VAIL * ROGERS.
Richmond 18th Aug. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

NXTODrH ATyENTIoN.--rhe subscri-
Wv Der has laid out considerable number
ofhaif acre lots. adjoining the city OF Rich
mond WHICH he offers on lease or sale to suit
any eoterprsiog man one fourth payment
IN hand, will entile the purchaser to any
credit within FIVE years with iaterest for the
bai1ncc. Tie air. water and convenience to
rasiSat on and market, ought to en,itle these
lola 10 double the prices of those lots on Shoe.
koe fiji! without prospect The soil for gar
dens and clay for bricks superior TO any in the
city. He would lay out 10 sat- purchasers, one
HUNDRED acres more in lots of or acres
fr grass or WIND lots--BRICK or WOOD
WORK or MATERIALS for BUILDING,
wili be taken in part.
RICHARD ADAMS.
Richmond HILL Sept. 2Sth, 1909. w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

THE partnership of Dream & FoLLET
L is this day dissolved by mutual con;en,--
all debts due to and from the firm, will be SET
tledby James Dream.
iCspy)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

niSSOLuTi0N Tho partnership of THO
IL MS aud lMcKIN9E9, and THO Ms.
NcKLNNErSE Co. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent; all persons having claims against
either of the firms will Apply TO William Me.
Kinney for payment ihose indebted are requt s.
ted 10 come 70, ward and settle their accounts
with him, who alone is authorised to receive Fay.
Tent ADD grant discharge
John THOMAS.
WILLIAM MCKINNEY.
WILLIAM BALDWIN.
Greenhil, Ckaho,te. Sept. LIST, 1909. 2m
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20 Dollars Reward,

IS Offered for experimenting ANDREW. ne
gro Save, VIII about the beginning of hi
ncn,h RUN kW AY from the subscriber resi-
dug IN The nsighborhood of Amelia Court
Hnrsa. Andrew is shout thirty years old
an Intelligent. active small man, good louse
and s,asle servant, drives Carriage well, un-
derHand5 a little of Shoemaking. and readily
performs any kind Of plantation Iabr. Some
years ago ne was in the service of Mr. Turner
AZ the Beh Tsycrn in Richmond where l be
lieye he generally acted as hosiler aud after
wards Till last Christmas, was employed By Mr..
Henry l.. Biscoe of Manchester in his tobacco
stemmery. He has wife living at the Man
chester coal yard, free nuIa,to woman named
Srkey Holingers by whom have reason 20 be
ieve he is secrcted will pay the above re
ward to any person who will deliver to me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him 10 Jail so
that get him again.
James Henderson.
20,h June, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

JuSTPUU.ISHED,
And FOR safe at this G3ice me eiyhf edisson,
making near t.ceaLy thousar;t cohics
already sota, sf fhe Life Of
George ashingt IN.
A Life how useful to his country led!
How lov'i. while living +! haw reverb, now
dead
Ye living Sires with pleasure all attend,
Aud read che History OF ysur 81 'rious Friend
Lisp lisp lis name, We Children yet unborn
And with like deeds, your own bright lives
adorn.
BY The REV. II. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergy nan Of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey.
hard veterans ofthe last cen.
fury, who were the play
mates and companions
ofthe great WASH
ington from his
childhood.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

THOSE indebted to the late concerns OF
4 Dunlop, Pollok & Co. os Manchester
and Robert Pollok & Co. If Richmond, are
now requested TO co"e forward and settle
Their respective balances, as longer indul-
gence cannot be granted. Lawyers and a..
gents having the collection or settlement of
debts due either Of the above concerns, will
be pleased to forward US statements OF the
business in their hands.
Tomhkins e Murray.
Richmond, 1st September, 1909. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

James BreGm.
Francis Foifef.
Richmond, 18th Sept 1869.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

nOCrOa c. WATSON offers his medical
~ ssrS,ces 10 The Inhabitants of Richmond
and is a.;g,.h +l.ood--He may be foupd BY APP
plying AZ Doctor Ward,sw's shop. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

N9TlCE.-=Ah persons concerned are
y required Il take notice, that we have
sold the debts due to ths late concerns Of
Robert Pollok & Co. of Richmond, and of
Dunlop Pollok s. Co. of Manchester, to
Messrs. Tompkins and Murray, of Rich
mend and that paymen;s hereafter are to
be made to them alone or TO those whom
they may empower TO collect.
yan,cs e John Dunioa.
Petersburg, Sept LIST. 1903.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07
tYch CloUey-Seed.

NJ. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, has re-
IN ceived supply OF excellent red Glover
Seed, which he viii dispose OF on moderate
terms fer cash-Also, few bushels OF fresh
Eurnet and Hemp Scotland On hand, II
mothy, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass, Peruvian Grass aid Lucern.
ALSO,
A general assortment Of the best kinds OF
Garden Seeds, mostly ofhis own saving, from
the last year; Medic j Seeds; Bird Seeds
and quantity of large Lombarly Poplars;
Towering Trees and Shrubs best London
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Rakes, and Books on Gardening; Flower.
pots of all sizes; an elegant assortment OF
Chimney Ornaments, Queens Ware, CHINA
and Glass, Stone and Potters Wares--"l'n .
General assortment of Groceries,
n B. A genteei person may be accom-
,,odated with Private Room and Family
Board, on moderate terms. -.
February 7. ediw 3taW W o a" DIV.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07
TIE SECRETARY AT WAR,
AND
COMMANDER IN CHIEF.

The President having nominated to the
canote. General Dearko'n, the present De-
cretsry of War, as Collector OF bosom Mr. VI.
Pickering objected to the appointments on the :
c,ronnd that the Secretary had been guiity Oh
. malconduct in allowing improper CLAIMS OF
General Genera IV,lkinson against the United States
r be Senate ea appointed committee, consist
&C Messrs. Giles, Pickering, and i,ahou's'
to examine into the conduct ofthe sad oeeree
ia tDry. Il IS slngularhat two out of three OF
this committee, chosen by ballot are ieaer y,
a,ists when there arc but six Of that political
character in the whole body, That W' 1T :,
has received enormous sums from the ohileu
states. to which he had TO right Is Piaceu
beyond doubt, but it is to be hoPea .na' e ri.
Secretary of War will be acquitted OF any crl'
minal participation in the netarious 'falisae-
ion.--i6id.
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Senate Of the United States
FEBRUARY g..

The bill, auehorising the sale and grant
of certain quantity OF public laha 20 o ule
Chesapeake aud Delaware canal company
was FIX; sss bill authorizes the taking 1000 %
s,ares eaeb valued at 200 dollars, to DC
Md for in lands valued at the usual rate a.
p IsHieh f' thew are disposed of by the q S;
Mr.. Pipe gave notice that ne .f snoulu In =,
M,,ndaymove for leave to bring IN -. o !,
ni shar;s;nr the sale and grant Of certain
az, quantity Of public land to the ONO Cana
company.
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Alexandria Library Company.

TEE Members ofthe Alexandria Library
Company will please to take notice, that the
annual election for President and Directors
will be held at the Library on Monday, 27th
instant, between the hours of three and six'
James Kennedy, len.
LIBRARIAN,
February s. es
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Miss Sarah Rogers,

BY the solicitations ofa number Of Ladies /,
who were prevented, by the badness of the
walking, from visiting her before, has been
induced to postpone hsr departure for few
days longer, She may be seen performing
as usual, at hlr. Thorntoas', King street, be-
tween Union and Watersheds, until next
Saturday morning.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07

Mr. Andersoa gave notice that he should
on Monday next ask leave to bring in bill
to authorize the making OF a Turnpike road
from Mason's causeway to Alexandra.
On motion of Mr.. Smith
Resolved, That committee be appoint
ed to join such committee as may be aP.
pointed BY the House Of Representatives to
ascertain and report mode OF examining
the votes for President aud Vice President
and of notifying the persons elected of their
election, and Tor regulating the time, place
and manner OF administering the oath OF
Office to the President.
Messrs. S. Smith and Gaillard were app
pointed committee.
hdiourned'to Monday.
The Ohio in the last days of December
rose to the height of SIS feet. From the
partial accounts received, the destruction
of property is unprecedented to have been
dreadful. 1t has never risen SO high dur
ing the winter, and but in single instance
for twenty years during the spring.
e. The next Dancing Alien
bly, will be held at Mr.. Cations
Hotel, on Thur1day next, the
9th infant.
February 6. &
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aleranosia Dailp 6a;ette.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY z. ia
! The Archduke Constantine OF Russia, is
created King OF Poland.
In, England, it's believed that our en-
! barge will not be speedily raised, in conse-
quence of which American produce has IL
sen in price. The American merchants,
who were mostly large spectators in Anne
rican produce, have realized immense for
tunes. twill be remembered by our read
ers, that the American merchants In Eng
land, during the last year, were constantly
writing letters 10 this country, urging the
continuation Of the embargo; these letters
were given by the administration. papers as
important documents for our own part, we
never. sidered them, than AS strongly IN
stigated BY pounds, shillings and pence, and
so we said at the time.
[NorfoA Ledger.
The Boston Palladium says, that the
scarecrow of the $ separation OF the states"
is man of straw, which the democrats set
up themselves for the purpose ofendeavor-
ing to gain great applause by knocking
down! Nobody intends aseparation Of the
states-no plan is laid or contemplated for
accomplishing it--eyery one deprecates it.
And if it ever happens, it will be produced
By the violence OF southern democrats ; and
not by a conspiracy Of New England citi-
zens.
E8eects ofMe Emborgo.-A letter from
Canada, dated Jan, 50. 1909, was received
in this CRY Yesterday, stating, that 10000
barrels Of Po.- Ash have been received In
Quebec from the u. S. during the last year.
(Freeman's .19onrnah
W.AR OF WOPDS.-Mr. LYON told the
majority on Monday, that, as they appeared
to be determined on war, 1t would be pru-
dent in them to select France as their enc
my, for as there could be but few points of
contact between France and us, Ii would
OF course be lutte more than a var q yards
for which we are much better prepared
than for any other sort of war.
CLASSICAL Observation-Disclosures Of
this description, in parliamentary speeches,
when introduced wi5E Judgment, and not
too frequently, are extremely pleasing
Every literary reader has remarked that
they give to Mr.. Randolph's oratlons
peculiar charm. The following, from one
of Mr.. KEYS recent speeches, exhibits, IN
single sentence, a most impressive picture
Of the operation of the embargo system.
GA gentleman has said, to submit IN
these instances we should lose all our COM
nerce BY piecemsa!-like the horses tail IN IN
Horace, it would be taken hair BY hair, TIL
it was naked And what, sir, have our pos
lis;ciaps done What Horace never dream
ed Of, for fear Of losing the tail hair by hair,
they have CUT 1T OFF AT The ROOT.
80 ibid
THE SECRETARY AT WAR
COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
The President having nominated to the
ca,.+e General Dearko1n, the present Be-
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e Schoolmaster Wanted.

ONE VINO can come well recommended to
the Falls Church neighborhood, Fairfax city.
Virginia ten miles from Alexandra, capable
Of teaching the English Language correctly,
with Reading, Writing. arithmetic. &c. Wiil
meet with an eligible situation.
nj law3s*
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Eftcts ofAs Emb0xso.-A letter from
Canada, dated Jan. 50. 1909, was received
in this CRY Yesterday, stating, that $4,000
barrels Of POI Ash nave been received In
Quebec from the q. S. during the last year.
CFreemaa's 1on1na.
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r o T | C E.

II y 1 Y ~
THE. subscriber hereby torewarns all per,
sons from hunting or trespassing on his iarm
on Hunting Greek (; as he Is determlheu 20
nrosecute those who do with the utmost
James c. Wet.
WISH TO RENT
MY Fsding Lantl,lty oa the above farm,
for the ensuing season
February T. eoot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
VALUABLE PROPERTY
E'lJ X ,S4T r.

pURSUANI to a deed OF trust executed to
Ms, by John NJ. Syme, oftiie County of * an.
over, tor fe p.,,posc ri SATISFYING ali debts for
which he is bpit fer his fathers 4 lis YIN debts
we shall, on Tuesday, the first d.y OF Angus,
next, it fair, if not the next fair day. upon the
premises. proceed to sell, four hundred and sixty
three sores, (by late survey OF prime and va
hiabieIland, adjoining the Town of New Castle,
upon P:munky River, and the ferry across that
rircr Also, ELEVEN NEGROES, consisting
OF MEN WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS, ali
the stock OF HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
SHEEP, and implements of Husbandry, Sc CON.
veyed by tile SAID instrument. Such ,itle as we
mold rs trustees will be made the purchaser or
purchasers, and possession OF tile land given ri
Christmas with the privilege of seeding wheat
tiis fall The terms of sale will he one third
cash, one third III SIN months, and the balance IN
~ months, from the day ef sale Interest vii!
be expected upon Tie distant Payments. Bonds
"i'i' approved security will tIe required of the
purchasers %. ihe personal propes,y, and Bonds
"iih deeds OF trust upon the land and ferry OF
tie RESPECTIVE purchasers The land &C. viii be
shewn By Mr.. wa. CUNNINGHAM, living
III rev Gasttc, or enhcr of the Mr.. YMES, 10
my !iers''f wishing - view the premises. Gre
dItors VIII be allowed To purchase, and their
claims discounted.
According 10 Mr. John NJ Syme's notification
above, we or either Of rs, will n ce,e the amour,
of any clam, aud it is our wish that they be made
Known prior to tho day of sale
There are some previous liens ,Don this PRO.
perry, or some Of ii, to secure certain dents,
winch Will lie first paid, according 90 their seYe.
raj dates. Proposals for any paPt Of tie above
property will be received by either oi;tbe trustees
priOr To tile sale.
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PURSUANT to deed of Trust executed "a
\ the Subscribers, by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah his wife, for the benefit ofWilliam Cooke
and Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other cretli.
tors OF the said Parsons, will be sold, at public
Auction, on the respective premises, on Mon.
day the 18th ofnext month, Uuiy) the followinu
property situate in the city of Richmond. viz.
Nearly three fourths Of the half acre of ground
designated in the plan of the said Civ BIZ lot
No. 436, between Thomas Ladd and the Hay.
Market square, bounded on the North East, BY
the street which passes between the Hay.Niar.
ket square and the public Warehouse.
All that part of lot No. AIS on the North East
side ofthe Basin which is bounded by the stree,
running by the Bank and Robert McKim's, to Ca.
ry Street, thence by the latter street to the brick
House occupied by Mr.. James Smith as a Bake.
ry--thence at right angles to the alley between
the SAID lot OF Robert Observation-Disclosures by the
SAID alley tn the first mentioned street This lot
is held BY deed which conveys all the interest
of Byrd's Trustees and Heirs But is subject to
the appearance Of Ticket. The title papers
OF both lots will be exhibited at the sale. The
grounds will be sold entire, or divided, as may
appear convenient.
Ten shares in the Richmond Turnpike Com
pany-aso Coach and pair of horses, together
with sundry articles Of Household and kitchen
furniture and other personal property.
Terms OF sale will be twelve moaths credit of
the lots, or Notes negotiable and payable at the
BANK OF Virginia satisfactorily endorsed, & IT.
ties to be withheld as further secucty until tho
notes be fully paid Or at the option OF the pur
chasers, one fourth in hand, and deeds of rruse
on the property sold TO secure the other three
fourths. The Turnpike shares and the person.
al property will be for cash or short credit, as
may be deemed fit the day. The sale will
commence at 18th o'clock on Lot No. 4l5.
E. CARRINGTON, } az,
RICHARD ADAMS, 1'RS-
GEORGE GREENHoW. 'ees'
June ~. ids
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Nj OFICE.-Pursuant TO a deed ~ trust, exc
cuted to MS by John Harper OF Holloway
county and recorded IN the same court, bearing
date the first day Of July, 1903, in order to Sc.
cure The payment Of debt due Owen Smith =
We shall, on tire FIRST day of july next at len
mugs Ordinary, proceed 10 sell, to the highest
1idder, the following SLdVES,to wit old John,
Betty and her increase, young John and Rachael.
or as many OF them as may be sufficient to salts
iy The purport OF ssid deed and cost accrung.
TOHN BOOFH.
JOHS p, SMITH.
tW1e w4wT
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BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
WIZ. CUNNINGHAM
SAM. RICHARDSON.
Newcastle, June 9.

virtue or Deed of Trust, executed by
James II Gordon decd and Maria his wife,
10 ote subscriber, on the first dav OF November,
1908, and recorded in the Hastings Court of
Richmond the 18th December 1905 for the pur-
pose OF securing To- Robert Johnston the punctu-
at payment of debt, particularly described IN
sad deed Of trust.
WIN be sold on the premisesto the highest bidder
on Monday, the 10Th day ofncxt month ,one LOT
or GROUND, dcnominatcd by number seventy,
c3htafn6a halt Acre, lying and being III part
of the CITY of Richmond, commonly known and
designated BY Duvars plan Of lots, on which is
a brick tenement tire sale viii take place at five
o'clock in the evening, under the provisions OF
the act OF last assembly of Virginia, entitled an
nct concerning executions and for other pulpo.
SEES"
HENRY TURNER, Trustee.
June 81. eptds
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TwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ra Ran.

~ away from the subscriber on tile 10Th Of
last month bright mulatto boy named BILLY,
about seventeen or eighteen years of age, five
feet or inches high, rater slim, his face sharp,
he has scar on one side of his face, but whe
ther right or left, is not recollecte,l. He had
ON when he Runaway, pantaloons and Short coat
f'bluc plains. He was purchased cf Mr. Pare
city of Richmond. But 1t is rather supposed he
IS in Hanover, as his father ic free and lives near
the court house, the above reward will be Civ
en- for tho delivery OF him in Richmond jail.
WILLIAM LAW
June 80 on
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June 80

DURSU ANT to a decree of the worshinf;l
Court eft Hanover, viii be sold to the high,
est bidder, ut James Ha2eJrove's Tavern in
Aanover, on Frdaytl'e fourteenth dav of Ju-
iy ext. two or three NEGROES of the g.
tate of William Tinsley decd. which the Chill
dren of Philip Tnslcy deed. are now entitled to-
as the representatives of their Father, also =:
tract or parcel of LAND of 25 or so acres Of
the same estate lying in the county Of Hanover,
IN the ncighborhood OF the Oaks. n credit of
twelve months will be allowed the Purchasers
upon giving bonds and approved security
THE con-
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All those WHO have claims against the Estate
of William Tinsley decd are required to bring
them forward or before the l4t., dav of lul.
next, his admin'X Is anxious to settle her adj.
!ninistration on said estate immediately & those
indebted are earnestly requested To make pay
Hent as no longer Indulg tnce can be granted.
ELIZ4BE7H TfNSLEl, Af,i'.
June so. ep4n
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~ PuDLIsHED BY THOMAS RITcHIR, OF.
FosiTH THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DO L.
LARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

NoTICE.-The next stated annual meeting
l y OF the Visitors of William and Mary Col.
Iege, is on the fourth of July. The affairs of the
College require the attention of the Visitors, and
IS hoped that Convocation will on that day be
formed.
JAMES SEMPLE, Rector.
Williamsburg. June o. e
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,WANTED immediately, WOMAN who
w can come we'll recommended for her at.
tention to young children--a liberal price will
be given for the balance of the year, enquire of
The printer.
June 80 ep,f
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IoHN r. JONES, N. w. corner of the main.

John r. JONES, N. w. corner of the main.
~ street, and that leading to tue he ad of the ba-
sin, nearly opposite theEagle Tavern, has Just re
ceived few copies of newSs interesting novel; by
the celebrated Miss Owenson, author of the Nov.
ice of st. Dominica &c. called Woman or Ida of
Athens, Q vols. So, also few copies of Thaddeus
of Warsaw, by Miss Porter, 9 vols. S 9. A new.
Inar of Spain and Portugal, by don Thomas
lopes, Geographer to his catholic majesty
price $ 8. Letters from England: BY Don Ma
nuei Alvarar Espriella, descriptive of the man
ners, customs and state Of that kingdom vols.
) Poems by tbesRevd George Crabbe ST.
The geographical, natural and civil history of
Chill, by Able Don ]. ]. Molina, with notes &c.
And map, vols. S 5.
John r. Jones having engaged Book binder
from hiladelphi.-respectfuiiy offers his servi.
ces to his friends and the public in that line and
he flatters himselffrom the execution of the work
the punctuality that will attend his engagements,
IN addition to the reduced prices, at which he
will execute the orders of those who NAV thus
favor him, that he will obtain & be enabled to me-
rt a share ofthe public patronage He viii keep
continually on hand general assor. ment of blank
books OF all kinds, also general assortment OF
stationary, of which he has received in cons;de
rable supply in addition to his stock on hand, per
Capt. Fisher from Philadelphia.
June so. st
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CONGRESS.
FROM THE NATIONAL 1NrsLL1eEkcEa.
SENATE or THE U. STATES

MONDAY, June 27.
The Vice-Presiaent being absent, the Sc
nate proceeded to the election of President
pro.temp6re, and elected Andrew Gregg.
The bill supplementary tothe act making
further provision for the support of public
credit, and for the redemption of the public
debt, passed to a third reading, with amend
ments-Yeay 1S-Nays 10.
The bill concerning the naval establish
ment was likewise passed to q third read
ing.