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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
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FoR THE RHoDE-isLAND REPuBLIcAN.
MISCELLANEOUS. VII.
BowDoIN s IDEA OF THE. BOUNDARIES. OF
CREATION.


.+ CREATION.
IHAvE not seen any hypothesis, advanced
by modern speculative philosophers, more
derosatory to the character of the Supreme
Being, than that of James Bowdoin, Esq. in
accounting for the conservation Of the mum
dane system. This thcorist supposes that an
immense concave sphere, encompasses the
several systems which compose the visible
heavens." This circumambient orb he inn
agines to be SO puculiarly constructed,and i'm
pressed with such inexplicablc suns,as to arrest
the beams of light in their rapid emenations,
and reflect them back to the source whence
they were emitted. BY this means, he thinks,
as prevented that loss, or waste of the illumi-
mating principle which, otherwise must nee
cssarily take place. The magnitude Of the
sun is thereby preserved, and the motions,
relative distances, and mutual grayities Of
the several great bodies which it encloscs,
are continued regular and uninterrupted.
This appears, however, to be no more than
new yampcd edition of the hrimum mobile,
or ninth heaven Of that ancient astronomer
Claudius Ptolemeus. Ingenious as this
hypothesis may be thou, hit by some, CAM
not consider it any more than a mere phi
losophical rcveire conjunction repugnant
40 reason and telescopical discoveries. Who
shall set bounds and landmarks" to the
works of omniscence? Who shall dare to
continc the plastick operations Of omnipo-
tence to those few orbs within the narrow
ken of mortals 1" When we consider that
the universe" says an eminent writer, /" as
the work of infinite power, prompted by inh-
mite goodness, with an infinite space to exert
'st;,seli In, how can our imaginations set any
pounds for it y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
Il SUSPICIOUS TEMPER,
TIE SOURCE or .ufsERY TO IT'S PoS-
SCISSOR.

,Tdassusrcous spirit is the source of many crimes
AL easmcs in Tie world so il j, the spring Of Ger
IN, misery 20 the person who INDUCES IT, His friends
sd! be- few and ANAL win be hs comfort in those
,,na he possesses. Relieving others 70 be his ene-
mics ne viii OF course, make them such. Let his
a,,tis c ever 81 great, the aspcry of his thoughts
.,;,l cf.cn break out in Ms behaviour and in rcsr
fss sasr.giing and hssrg, he viii incur sisoieios
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cred honour, to support the Government In
all the measures which the crisis shall de-
-mand, though they should subject us to the
privaiions, and involve us in the caiainites OF
a just and necessary war.
Resolved, That the present alarming situ-
alton Of our pubick affairs demand a union OF
all our ci,izcns--that VIC will ON this point,
and at this time, silence the controversies
of party, forget the interests and prcjudices.
Of local situation, and with generous enr
u!a,ion strive with each otkcr who shall
best serve the great cause ct our beloved
country.
ResOiped, That copy Of the foregoing res
olulions be signed by the Chairiraa of this
Meeting, ,ani transmitted by him to the Prcsi-
dent OF the United States.
II was then moved, and resolved, that the
thanks Of this meeting be tendcrcd,thc Chair
man and the Secretary, for their attention.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13

To fie Editors Of federal .Nsssshahers gcner
ally, 10 suAiek a. is ernecfed an aaswsr syii
ncf bc refused.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
PORTUGAL.

E.rtract Of alester from Gen. WellcSley
oPoRTo, May -.
My lord, | had the honor To apprise
your lordship, on the 7th inst that in-
tended that The army should march on the
9 h from CoiInbra, 10 dlspossess the enc
my oi Oporto.
The advanced guad aud the cavalry
had matched OF the 7th and the whole
halted on the 9Th, TO afford time for Mar
shall Beresiord with his corps 10 arrive up
on III Upper Doufo.
On the l0th in the morning, before day
light. the cavalry and advanced qua d
crossed the VouRa, with the intention 10
surprize and cut OF four regiments OF
French cavalry, and battalion OF infantry
and artillery, cautioned in Aloergaria Nova
d the neighoouring villages, about eight
miles from That river, in the last of which
we Jailed but the superiority Of the Bril-
ish cavalry was evident Throughout the
day we took some prisoners and their
lcgnnon from them aud the advanced
guard took up tile position Of Oliyiera.
On the arrival of the advanced guard a,
Vsndss Nosos between Santo Redondo
4 DOSte
OF the enemy's advanced guard, CONSISTING
Iuf about four thousand infantry, and some
squsdtoDs OF caya ~, strongly posted OF
TIA heights above Grijon, their front being
cove ed by woods x broken ground. m,
enemy's left Hank WIS turned by mn.e
ment well executed by major genera
Murray, with br.gadics genetal Lang
werth's brigade ofthe Bapoverian Legion
: whilst The 10Th Portuguese regiment o
5rigadieG gen. Richard Stewards briead
: attacked their right, and the riiiemrn O
, tue 95lh, and the faux companies OF ,b
18th, sd, end SD, OF the same brigade
under major Way, attacked the infantry 4
: the woods aud villages in the centre.
These attacks soon obhg5 d the enem
: 10 give way and The hon. brigadier gen
| erdl Charles Stewart led two squsdrons {
: the i6,h x 2o,h dragons, under the com
. mand Of major Blake, 10 pursuit OF lh
enemy, and desaoyed May al.d took ma
= ~ prisoners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

-oo'e ali 10 embrace tne happy Nom err
V appears as il divine Providence itself
'has pointed out the time.
Nations are in arms, obtain advantages,
make treaties, and ioretel events greater
IN effsct than populsr revolution. On
the one hand nation entire, fierce in
courags aid pairiAtism, dares p,esea, it,
self alone OH the theatre Of action; on the
other, great Prince humhied by his en-
envy, adored by his subjects, koneured S
beloved by kings and nations, s,Ieug in the
Justice OF his cause, and more so in his
immense resources. fears lnoi To declare
his intention of reprli'ng aa un,nst and
Iasolent oppression, and manifes,s The hope
ofconqueriug in the holy cause OF Europe's
Independence, or the resolve 10 I,erish in
the contest. The l,ttle son OF Cesar fat.
ters himself With reason, that his neigh.
bors will follow his example, and his an
Gent allies will yet become hi. friends"
% In this juncture, can Russia be her
own enemy, The enemy of honor aud oil
ju tee appeal 10 the heart cf The wise
and. brave Alexander; ] appeal 10 the
hearts CT MS subjecls MO, Russia can.
not tlanqu,.ly behold Europe rent asun-
der, nor become the ins,rumen, Of ambi-
,iun to evcrtufn thrones and en,pi,es -.
The-tigcr ct the African desert respects
nothing iii his rage !; every things Is sacri.
heed 10 his deadly grpe all THAI breathes
and IL presented before him il devoursd
| by his bloody jaws; even SO The ambitious
conquerer hoids leth1ig sacred, i,iend Oh
Toe are all alike 10 him; every thing d..
appears beneath his, chew kiegdoms,
! p ople, Principallies, republics, ecclesiasl
nc estates, all ace confused in new geo.
graphical map traced with Z SWORD siaIa
( ed with inuocen, blood -
Whoever hath ears 10 hear, let him
hear; and who has eyes to see, let HIM
see l''-
| You can discern what eFfeet a similar
writing has upoa the public mind, in
a Languages SO familiar IN iJIs cspiiai. The
tune appears TO E,ye it new interest, I,
| is freely spskeEx We are posi aston
ished as the libe y OF the press does no.
exist here as with you, that it has appeal
ed eight or ten days already without be
ing heard or, spolcn o!, or light after
| by the pnlice. fsUe, i, is society dispo.
scd Of The empress Dowsger has read it,
and observed 81 know not what aasHcl
Can be given to it.''
Yee viii receive this Letter by way OF
EngIand ihaye addressed it TO our ftlsnd
G.. w. aud have sent hin the price cou.
rant. and begged hin. 10 transmit it 10 you
in case you wish To- have any lh1og to trans
act in this codii,y. There il no colon;a
prodace al market. Tobacco is the great
est rarity, sc. SC. rlse las, Americ.r
vessel which arrived at Crons.adt, la,
brought The news that the American EN-.
barge was On the point oi beng ralSed.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-l

-
V SHALL expose to public Sale, on the
Sd Monday III August next. on thspre nj.
ses, TRACT oil LAND situated in the
County Of Fluyanna on the three Forks oil
,he C,eat Byrd Greek, eight miles from
Columbia and fifty six miles from kich-
mond--. it contains near 1900 Acres, one
tb,rd OF Which - in cultivation, the balance
is well tmbered and generally fit Tor TO
BhCCO-,hc whole is well wa.erSd aad
pecuialy favorable 10 GLOVER aud
TlaIO1'HY---Ihere is upon this estate
a decent dwelling House asd out Houses
aud Mil with pair OF BURR anu pair
90 COLOGNE STONES-Mr kobt.
Minis, win resides upon the LAND, wi !
ahew ii 10 any PERSON desious of purcba-
s,ng-Ihe tract may be conveniently d..
v,dcd INFO thee or four parts 10 suit tie
wishes oil purchasers, WHO may be accom-.
modstcd with Stocks Of CATTLE
SHEEP and HOGS and team of large
& ws,ldTaw,ng Mules The terms viii be
ono fourth TO be peid when The Tile shall
he made, the balance to be divided int
three, four or Eve equal annual payments
secured upon the Land by deed OF frpsi
JOHN ADAMS.
Richmond, h July, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

WI ehN SNhNhi$ul Oi huttlCd.
{ Translated far he Worth .40ierican }
HENRY CHRSTOpHE, PRRs1DxNr,
and Geiieralissimo of the land anc. sea for
ces OF the state of Hayti.
1t is time to make known the truth and
TO bring to light the falsity of tue Infamous
impostures my encmies have spread with
! so much protus.On against me. The uu.
happy circumstance os:the embargo in the
United States has prevented IL commuul..
cation between the Continent aad Il ayti,
from furnishing opportunities TO con.ute
these cespicable abSyrdi<,es. Ii is.not .n..
ny TO day that my Character IS known; in
vain would be the attempt 10 taru,sh il my
actions alone Will prove The tsisity Of their
assertions.
appeal to you, American merchants
that nave been Established numbers OF
years in the towns and pores under nv
command Say If your properly aud your
persons have ever suffered aOy injury, eli
llher from the misior,unes or Ciyii war or
from tue defect of police and CIVILIZATION.
When enter into Contracts win Y on, have
not always vigorously taihI.ed the condi.
ttons! Have not you at al times Carried
on commercial trans Hons WIN cue great.
est security at the places which acknow-
ledge the legitimate authorityI
Compare the police anu the subordinate.
Oil that prevail IRON fort Liberty tn st.
Marc ~it:l the licentiousnes and the dis.
order you Will ind az the Poet OF CIimss
(Fort-au-ErinceI and all the places when
are stiil la possession of the rebels; nudge
1t where justice is rsyerencsd, and where
property and persons are as much respect-
ed as they are under my authority, suca
disorder can take place.
The rebel Potion and his accomp,ices,
defeated oy sea and by laud, are aware Of
the danger of their situatil N Lies aud Ca
lumnies alone are henceiorth their last re-
iuse; they ehdeayonr, by the force ofper.i-
dy to keep up an cd Gus rebellion, insu!fsr-
able even to those who nave thc .Als!oi tun.
to be envelcped Ia it. Incse wre,Ghes try
to attract your benevolcnce, the better To-
oetray you they make You va n promises
Which they are incapable OF fuiti hing thew
never knew any thing else than to deceived
Your property IS gone, if You coatinue to
Collide ia their ins.dious reports.
Merchants CT the UslIea :, .tss, YOU
| Cannot BE- ignorant now much have al.
ways had Ut heart to protect your CON.
nierCe and youc fellow cIizens, w4J trade
th Hayu! My dispositions are imnata-
they viii never Change. Come To
the Cape, Port Depa.x. Jean Rabei, Fort
DAuphin, to GonaiVes aud 81 Mares, till
reduce the other town. !; you viii lad the
same taci!iiy and Tue same justice come
90 the ports subject to my authori,y, S. yov
val judge Tor yourselves of me trIsn -
What declare.
The prosperity of the cultivation, the
happy dispositions OF the governueat and
the Inhabitants are the guarantees Of the
advantages, which Will be Cared 10 you
by the stats OF Hdyti.
Done at the palace of the Cape, the end
Juiy, 1909, sixth year of independence.
HENRY CHRISrOPHE.
BY the President
hOUANEZ. Iunr.
Secretary vi Slate,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

TOR SALE or RENTING rENE.
i MENT on shockoe hill, lately occupi-
ed by Mr.. Samuel Peasants on which is
Dwelling house with six rooms, besides
two dry cellar rooms with fire phases; al
SO Kitchen, smoak Reuse, and Stable.
The Situation is healthy and pleasant and
very convenient to the Capitol -Possessi-
on NAV be had the first of October next,
wien Mr.. Pleasants' lease will expire.
For terms apply TO
A. BLAIR,
Richmond, July 10, 1909. W.T..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

RIOTlCE is hereby given, that shall
IN Petition the general ASSEMBLY
ii Virginia al their next session, for a d.
y11cr from BERNARD Florence Hauieiman,
IL whom was married on the l7th cay
al November last, for reasons which VIII
loo ,aen ard there made known.
MARY {ANTELMAN.
Jolly Sab, 1909. SIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
Four Dollars Per Aanuns- Raidia Adoancs.l

NOTICE. The creditors of the estate
In of JohnJ. WHAT, dec. are hereby re-.
suessed to sendintheir respective accounts
or claims for settlement aud those indebt-
ed, to make payment to the subscribers
without delay.
d.. BURR,
Richmond, July 18th, 1909. : w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

WENlY DOLLARS REWARD
a for apprehension If the thief who on
the night Of the 2ist instant, stole IRON
the at ct Daniel Jackson, 10 the Basin
ci The Canal, small Seal skin funk,
max at lhe bottom 10 black |. ID. Lynch.
burg, Va. No. !, Or Tor the safe dewey
q! said trunk TO me, wi.h It's coments. 1t Is
supposed 10 contain JswsIry,
THOMAS Guy.
July s+Ih, 1909. 2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
(TRANsLArIoN !

We are Authorised 10 announce In the
Merchants Of the Oaited States. thtt A.
merican Flour wall not be admitted i,tn
The port OF Maracaybo, as will be seen by
tue following letter from the Governor of
that place, TO has kxcellency the Chevali..
Ter de foronda, dated May %, 1909.
The American nation expected to do
US an INJURY by depriving US OF lis coa-
merce; but they wlil now know tnat IN,
prohibition has only served to make us ac-
quainted with Gus own resources, and 10 the
great injury OF the principal branches of
The American commerce. For the want
vi American Imports, we nave had to re-.
sort 10 our own produce. For two wears
past We have been consuming no other
than that OF this province aud in the en-
suing year we expect the harvest will ba
% abundant as TO enable US to export a
considerable overplus and to give All ms.
sible encouragement to tue cultivation of
wheat, this cry has demanded that the in.
production Of American II jur shonld ia
prohibited, which request has been grant.
cd by the government, iour excellency,
| II you think proper, may give notice acSor.
DINGHY 10 the American Merchants.
Extract OF letter received in this citv.
"HAvANNA, July 4, 1909.
CT did myself the pleasure to send Won.
some days since astatenent OF our new re- ,,-
lations relative TO duties, &c Ih.ve now To
Inform yeu that scarcely had the same cot
toto Operation whea orders from Spain
we're received PereIn ytoTuy directing
this Government to sec them aside add
land re-esta5!ish tue former ~ stem OF az.
ties as well Oh exports as imports. Tuese
orders have been carried u.o effect since
the 22d AIT. condit onally TO retand the
iutles should the opposi.oa whieH Is noa
making oe attended win Success andi.
IS the opinion vi the people ol the best IA.
= formation HAT ihe new regulations viii %.
: resumed, as the Property OF che colon,
/ iepsnus IN = GIe.. ...SaAG.e Or I.isis az B
:, ion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
WEST.INDlES.

The Barbados papers state that the
two French frigates, fehcite and Far
ieuse, part Of Commodore II oupe's squa.
dron lately at the SaiDts, alter quitting
BsssaSerre On the night OF the 1+.h dune
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

N1OrICE.-I shall petition the General As
~ sembly of Virginia az their next session, ia
a divorce from my wife Frances, for reasons
theu and there to be made known.
srw OBADIAH BOOTH.
Lancaster County, Virginia, July 1899.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

ATOTlCE.-On Monday the 23d, day
IN of October next, will be sold, al
Whi,by, in the county Of Chesterfield, up
on e, edit of twelve months ; the PER-
SONAL ESTATE. of the late Col. 70
BEET CooDE consisting OF the present
crop OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, aud
HAY; the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Hogs the plantation utensils aDc
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Bonds
ana approved security wilt tie required OF
the purchasers to carry interest isom iHs
date If not puuctually paid.
1t is particularly requested that all those
who NAV have claims agains, the estate
will make them known imniediAielyto ei-
liner OF the subscribers, in ORDER that pro
vision may be made Tor payment,
RICHARD B. GOODE,
FRANCIS COODE,
Administrators with The will annexed.
That valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY, on James River, about
three miles from the Town OF Manchester,
will also be sold by private sale; IL con-
,,ains 1862 acres Of Land, about 900 acres
ofwhicn are of the fissl rate Low grounds,
and more than one half Of the resides
thereof is heavily timbered. To this esr
tate thcse is attached one Of the best Rsi,
eties ON james River and every convent
ent and necessary house for the accom-
mediation Of family. An indisputable
title will be made and possession given on
the first day Of Decembsr next, with the
liberty CT sowiag small grain at any tme
agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application 10
Richard q. GOoGe, Manchester, or
Francis Goode, PoWhatan.
July IL, 1909 wtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
Toragn
RUSSIA.

Ertracf OF a letter from a gentleman in
81. Peters6ary to Msfrfsndf IN Baitsm orc,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
liz IL Gents Singled
put into St. Martins, Zone of them h,vins
sprung ieakl where they were watched
by a British squadron.
ADDRESS.

ADDRESS,,
70 the Merchants OF Tue United States,
and the indisehes who have taken refuge
on the continent of Amsv RIGA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

{ Translated Tor the Worth american. }
HENRY CHRISTOpHE, pRRs1DkNr,
and Generalissimo of the land anc. sea for
ces of the state of dayti.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-18
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to tho
western country, will sell the FARM OH
which he resides in Fairfax county, lsmiles
from Alexandria, g from George Town fer
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighhorhool, con-
tanning about 40 acres, Oh whichis a conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, ali new or nearly SO ; an orchard Of
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion ofim--
proved meadow for the scyrhe, and . large
portion mere may easily be made Any per-
son inclined 10 purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr. JOHN DuLIS, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
Juns9. W - dit
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BY JOHN PINKER TON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
CONDITIONS.


The work will be handsomely printed.
quarto, on fiie paper and with a new type =
and will be put TO press as soon as sufficient.
number of subscribers IS obtained.
1t is expected the work will be completes
in ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages OF letter
press, besides several elegant engraylngs.
A quarter Of a volume, or one NUMBER, Is
proposed 70 he published esl'tfle hrst day OF
we ~ month, al, Q dollars payable en- deliye--
nv. 10 non-subscribers the price will be coma
siderabiy enhanced. ,9.si..asey.I y
A list Of the names Of such as patronise tn ~
valuable work BY subscription, VIII be pp o.
lishedin The last volume. .a!ofa
- rThe English edition sells At a dollss
. w., ~. SUBscRIp77oNcs rteeiued ~ J4x
KrSNEDr. senior, ..4ys:raness. "a
July Z.
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Land for Sale.
GREAT BARGAIN.
June icy

r will sell from about fifty to sixty acres of
i Land lying in this county. and binding
upon the road now opening from Geo. Town
to Alexandra. This land is elegantly situat-
ed in point of building scites. and has the
further advantage Of being furnished with de-
lightful water, and from its high elevated 81
tuation the benefit of the most sslubrious air.
If necessary this property wiil he laid out IN
lots so as to suit those who may be inclined
to purchase. Applications to be made to
JOHN LUKE, Esq. Or to
Charles Alexander,
Son Of PhiAt J
Alexandra County, July l9. q
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\. .ss5ss at Yen. re.
.,,.rv Tuesday and Friday,

WILL BE SOLD !,
4. yendus Store, corner Q Prince anu
Fas Water streets. =.
], -. of DR., Goods, Groceries. g.
~" ',,rs : &c which will be expressed IN
Pa.lc0'ss he day--All kinds OF goods
! s's 81 = on limitation and the prices OF
'sa 49, :. Established, can at any tine DC
lc' ~ nurchased at the lowest Limitation
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at Northum-
berIand court house, i'll the county OF Nor
cumberland, and state OF Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day OF September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
.Amouati,1g together TO a6out 27oo Acres,
CYTUATE on the river Potomac, and
} within about three mics OF the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 10
Pres!ey 7h0rnton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived They have never been seen
by either Of th= subscribers but it under
stood, that about 100 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any On the RIVER, ana
considerable part thereof heavily unbered.
The uplanIs consist of about loco acres, aad
the whole is we'll calculated for tho production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy. and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. ne
waters arc said to abound with excellent
fish, oysters, and wild fowl. The water Carl
riaee is easy and Convenient to Norfolk, Ba-
more, Alexandria, and the city of Wash
iagton and as these estates possess several
good mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
nd plentiful supply OF timber, they mus
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewD to persons in
clining to purchase, by Col. Janaes AfoorS,
who lives on them, or by Samuel BAaeksueA,
ESQ. who lives near to them and the terms
of payment may be known sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either OF them,
or to the subscriber in the city Of Philadei-
phia.
VIM. LEWIS.
June --t3) dts