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FOk SALE OR 10 LIT,
A LARGE con,enien: building, we'll built
and entirely new, situated on Long wharf, for
merry the property Of Charles Cozzens. 1t BIS been
improved by him as Bat,er's-sh.p, but may he
converted into store, nj trihlng esp.psei--ALso,
A House, No. ~, LoIg-whait Eurnie OF
Nov IA. JOHN ALLAN.
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FOR SALE.

nNE new Stage Coach. .fiso,--two Coaches sod
" Harness. They will be sold cheap and on
liberal credit. Please enquire at the ofkoe OF the
Rhode -jsiao,d Rspa6Esssl
Juy D.
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ILC ~ Il L. FHhM.
EoK SAIL, by the subscriber. val-
u liable FARM, very pleasantly situated in tie
Town OF M.Gdeio9n, about miles from Newport,
asJomng TIE river, on the esst side oi t.c island,
whrre there Is good fishing and fuw hng, alt, ne mr. TO
the beach, atlording plenty ct manure, The Farm
contains about 40 or 50 acres Of excellent Lard,
good DIV eilngiiouse and Out Buildings. fenced with
stone wall, we'll wstered, and an Orchard thereon, of
the best grated fruit trees, just coming 10 na,uly
For terms, apply to the sLlsc iber, the pr, nscs
WILLIAM TAGGAkr,
Middle own, Nov. z, 1910.
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TN all its variety executed with elegance and dcs-
patch, and on the cherrest terms possiLe 1t the
ON;es Of the sross.is.Axp RprvyLieAr.
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NU2lLE.

IpCI IL L..
A Special meeting of he SOCLaL UNION,
n will be held THIS ENENiNG, the 2lst
mo-. at the usual time AID place. A general at.
tendance OF Tie Members 10 requested.
JOAN BOWEN, Ssc'y.
Newpor', December, ~, lolU.
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With many other Articles, not partie uarised.
which will be sold very low for cash. nov Il.
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DIED,
In UGies, { Eng MIR. CsAwsHAw, possessed Of
near Five Millions OF Dollars, the whole OF 9nch he
haa acqu.rcd an the Iron trade. within the last ~
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THE subscribers having entered into
partnership, under the Address Of
u n cS " NJ. Leonard.
intend to have an,y for sale very general
sortnent Of Groceries, aud Ship-ChanaIery articles
vii! d. ah in their powe, &! eve satisfaction 20 their
customers, and gratefully acknowledge the smallest
favour. DAVID 4. LEONARD,
Bristol, Dec ~ GEORGE Va t.EONtRD.
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FOR SALE,
\ N elegant Muske,, entirely new, with
N Rsyonet.-Enquire at the office Of the
,hbode-b Island Rehnbican. Nov. Ia.
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FROM LISBON.

BY Capt. BArtlstt, from Lisbon. accounts
ere to Nov. 6. the armies remained in the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-30
8, .5ys1oas PRINTER re THk GoMMosvsAL7H.
Ia t-2 Gents 4Singie,l

charge towards him every daty of JUS.
tice, and kindness but nor as a sub
stitute for devotion TO God, nor by a.
ny means as the whole of religion. +,
reality, social virtues. when used and
pleaded ia the manner. under conside-
ration, are radically defective in the
sight of Cod, Il is plain that regard
70 his authority. makes no part of the,
motive with which they are practised;
tor no man who sincerely reveres thar
authority will pretend to confosm to
the second command of the law, while
he negleots the fist and create st COM
Irnand.. Aud how can God accept apv
thing at our hands as an ACT of obedi.
ence, when the very principle and spir-
It OF obedience are in fact entirely
wanting: It is far from my int niion
to Willy the virtues of sociallife. Its
much more useful to mankind, and
much more honorable to the individ6-
al, to be just than to be unjust 10 be
benevolent and compassionate than to
be selfish and cruel. We are prone
to overrate our social character, by
comparing ourselves with Others whom
we think less amiablr, rather than with
the pure standard of divine law. Bat
suPposing, for a moment, that we were
free from blame IN this respect, it could
not justify us at the bar Of God az his
servants. Tofmagine thatsir could, is
contrary to the light both of nature
and of scripture. Such expectations
throw contempt upon the gospel of Je-
sus Christ. They are compatible with
that pride & self-sufhciency, which are
the very opposite of the Christian tenn
per. And they imply that God him
self, with all his glory and all his con-
descension, either does not demand, or
does. not deserved be the principal
object Of our religious affections. NV
reader, if you End yourself implicated
in these reflections, / beseech you to
consider them with candour, and 10
lay your case most seriously 70 heart.
BENEVOLUS.
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Iracf Of Land.

known BY the name of Milton, wing on lame.
River. and in. The county Of Charles City. abou,
hve miles low the Court House.
Milton contains By IN cid survey 230 acres.
The soii Is stiff and par;icuarly excellent for
he culture of wheat. and from ehe lsyel sur face
which II prescnss may beimpioved to the xseat-
esq advantage.
The situation commands bea1iifnI and exten.
sive view of James River, being on the Mile
Reach. Fish, and wild fowl are verv convenient
in tneir seasons and Oysters clay be had in
+aundance Com the Boats..which pass aimoss ev
cry day in The, EAU and Wiase- months -
There isagodz @nd convenient DWELLING
HOUSE en- trisssna, AyI,h 5rooms and q large
e-it = no " Goed condition the Is.
|reption Of fsrils- I'D our houses are conve.
nenl; and are now i 1ierape stare of repair
i,ce will also self.hat A'aACF OF LAND
known BY the nat Of Towns ousrter, sis,sat.
cd about i i 2 hli'ss fr4n Ia,tes Rlvsr. and II
the county of Charles dry, 3sos & miles below
he Coust House. Thf4 Esacs Originality contain,
ed 234 acres by an old su,vey J, bus sp,aiI par,
OF y, ~ The moth end having beenia,ely sod $.
Is supposed now 70 contain about 200 acres
This lard alb unds with excelen timbsY--Th s
soil is light, and easy TO cultivate, and lrodaLes
Indian Corn and RYE very we'll -z-On;this land
Is IN untins5ed Dwe..;ng s.onss 90 feet bye 3d.
and spring OF w4ses, equal 20 AM IN the ewel
country.
He wild also las Agent for Miss Ann B,
Scrillaltl sell a plantation adjoining the FORMER
one, known by the name OF vaughan's, conr,n.
1fcg 234 acres this .ract AID Browns Quart,
together from ther cou,iguity viii make mos
beau ilal and compact plantation The soil, an1
focal advantages, OF each are nsareIy the samt
lie will also dispose of one iixih par of the t.;,6
of land known by the name of Old Town rwhicf
Is ye, undiy,ded] and lying in the counsy Of Mes.
Kent, near the Court Eouse.--Pre.mnn g tina
those iuclined to perchase any of he above men
toned LANDS, win irst view Them. a more
Particular accoanttherecf is thought unnccesssr r,
suffice it to say. they vii; b. sold on m.derat,
terniss and the payments made easy TO purcha
sers.
| Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November 17sh, 1910. IF
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TAKE NOTICE.
The Vineyard Lottery,

Will positively commence drHwing at the
State-.IousA in Philadelphia. on Mon /.
day the 29ia inst. iOet.| Aud will be
certainly be q shed in ~ weeks thereaf-
ter.
TICKETTS AND SHARES
FOR xfLE ar
+ G. & RNAlTE'S
Lottery aid Exchange Office
no. IL, North 3 ond-sireet
Where Scbkmes At u ge and ali Lotte-
ry Information may be Sbtained gratis.
O. & K. WATE,
Guaraktee 70 the pubic the faithful
payment of all Prizes dra@o in the Vine
yard Eottcry, as well as pu9 ctuality in the
drawing.
- Tickets for Sale at the Argus Office,
Richmond, where Bank Notes OF the diff
ferent States. ard Prizes in the Lehigh,
Baltimore and New York Lotteries taken
in payment.
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ron THE ARGUS.
SERIOUS REFLECTIONS.

NO. ii. III
xherswith shall come before the Lord f'
Tits evident that great number of
people. even in this Christian country,
Scarcely thu PfuraiiSion at all. II
as an upwef the ban t
OF. their tranq on excites
In their heartSN hopes nor
fears, and has no Pafeln difecting the
course OF their conduct. To this class
may well be referred all those who
can lightly talk of God and eternity in
such language as this: hope have
no reason to dread meeting my Ma
Tker; for though I do not pretend to
religion, I live inoffe nsively, and dc
NOBODY any harm. Or this: am as,
good as most of my ncighbors, per-
haps better aud if | am TO be lost for
want of conversion aud hoiipess, whar
be- 10 become IF thousands around me ;
I cannot suppose that God will send
SO many of US to psrdition. Wretch
ed mortals They are fast asleep with
the sleep of death, and refuse to be
awakened.
There is another large class, who
employ some sort of thought and at
tention on the subject, and yet stop
fatally short of the requisite point.
They cannot dismiss the concerns oil
the soul with levity. They must and
they do find some ground or other on
which to build their hope of escaping
he'll & obtaining heaven. But it is me.
lancholy to observe what dslusions men
IMPOSE upon themselves in this mo.
lmentous affair, with the bible in thei,
Hands, and protesting to receive 1t a.
the sure guide OF their faith and prac.
Itice. Some of the most common anc
dangerous of these decisions shall bs
lbriehy examined.
| Many confidently expect the appro
lbation of God and eternal happiness OF
1.-THE ground of their integrity and bene
violence to their fellow creatures.
lam fair in my dealings, says such ar
one 1 pay my debts; am charitabl,
to the pasr:, and what more does Coo
Require of me-! What more is neces.
sary 10 secure his favorl--if the scrip.
lures are to decide the matter, much
livery much more is necessary. Who
has authorized us to leave God, ouI
Creator, Preserver, Benefactor, aut
Lawgiver, out of our scheme OF duty
His first commandment is, that we love
him with all our hearts. lie has pre-
Iscribed a vari,sy of modes in which
we are to exercise and express thi'
love fer instance, by thiDking ant
speaking of him with the utmost rev sr
euce by prayer, both secret and so 1
al, including confession. of sin will
thanksgiving and praise f; by devotipl
one day out of seven expressly to hi
Immediate service by gioryiug in tn
title of his obedient childien, as tn
highest honour of which we are capa
Bile BY intoxicating his authority ah
. laws upon those whom he has com D. il
. ted to our care and government. Tn
gospel was not gwen to sbrogate, b.
10 enforce the great preceps Of pieiy I
i God. The fear OF God Is always th
beginning of wisdom. The suprem
love OF God is the essential basis OF ii
religious character.
TIE scriptures doubtless require I
to love our neighbour, su.d TO dil
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RishmOnd Farapisss Gqmpans:

+ A + - in.esipElsE the Direeor of the said
a Compaay on lfay evening the I'D
thar fse dollars therrof on Zach share be paid
tosshe Treasurer on the first day of January nexr
and that the other five, on each share. be paid
10 him ON the irst day Of March next,
Tes'es
= 20 - ~ Msr
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merica, with the latest afienc -
also the DeclarafiQnG of Independence,
articles Of Confedey lItion, and che Fed
eral Constitution, acts for the Goyern
ment of the Territories, Washington's
Farewell address, and the Inaugural
Speeches of the several Presidents.
Select Lives of PIutarch. CONTAINING the
most illustrious characteristic antiquity--
Abridged from the original for the use
of Schools.
The. Registef OF Arts. orr scompendious
view Of some OF the most useful modern
Discoveries and lnvsntions, .
fuckers Biaekstons s,.s
liass's Journal of The Voyages and Ira
veis OF Capts.s Lewis and Clark
.Ehnui=by Miss Marsas Eage4pfth ~;
Abbot's Maratinne d4HS ~
Essay on Soap AZ skfp& go srs7 81
j7psIn OF 9tqr9erersiJsr 80 : 8 ~ go
z(IlaiS DC & 3 4 ise.ion Of PeShs
The Works of Mrs Chapone
Memoirs OF Msrmo6tel
Memoirs OF Samuel Footr,
Bar.ow's Political Writings
Griminal Recorder
Cooks Voyages
Tie Dier's Assistant
The wandehos Philanthropist
Ella Roseabetg
Charlotte Temple
st. Clair, the Hsiress of Desmond
Horrors of 81. Domingo
Fatal Revenge, by M0rphy
Parents Asslstant, by MISS Edgeworth
Rosa, or American Genius aud Education
Opie's Simple Tales
Beggar Boy
Advertisement for Husband
Gan esters
Father and Daughter, by Mrs. opie
Exile of Erin w 1891
Apeilino, the Bravo of Venice
| Village Pastor and his Children
Romantic Tales, by Lewis
Don Sebastian
Scottish Chiefs -.
Theodore Cyphon
Peregrine Pickle
Select Novels in 9 Vols. containing
De Valcourt, Nocturnal Visit, Jane Tai.
bot, Emmelino.
Select Plays in 6 Vols. containing
Castle Spectre, Heir at Law, Stranger
Secrets Worth Knowing, Robbers, Fiesco
+, cabal and Love, The Poor Gentleman
| Folly as il Flies, The Secret, The Vince
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Indian, Mountaineers, The Gamester
Douglass, The Mourning Bride, The Or
pbaD, E.lFrida, Caractacus, Sam son Ago.
nis,es, Edward and Elonora.
lSterne's Works, in S vols. containing hi'
i Tristrsm Shandy, Sermons, Sentimental
Journey, The Koran, and his Letters
Pope's Works
Jostpnus's Works
Immortal Mentor, or Mans unerring Guide
IZimmeEtnan on Solitude
Burns Works
1ooke's Diversions OF Purley
Marshalls Life Of Gen. Washington
Ramsay's Ditto
Burk's History Of Virginia
tCarey's Family Bibles, from 4 to 3 10
Walkers pfouoincing Dictionary
IohDson's ditto.
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EhhH fEs ma
1NNo paD @ PassEa
:. Aass.l 81. ~ 8s
5 From the Philadelphia Rspsr.ory,..

y a. q y 60
HOPE. ~.
CEAst, my hcarts al cease complaining,
/. Let not grief. corrcde my b+ea4t >
Az my cares 70 beaver resigoing,
Be my sorrows Iull'd to rest.
See yon morning star that riseS,
leading on the orb of day
% my bosom recogpizes
Hopes serens, etf'sgeas ray.
Come, sweet Hope, the monrner's treasure
Haste, returu celestial guest:
Again iilume, with heavenly pleasure,
A bosom long with grief opprssz'd.
So, when LIES last drama closes, -
And its brightest scenes decay,
Hopes fair hand shall scatter roses,
Ger my path to realms of day.
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~ oTICR-On "Wednesday the 2lst of Tins
j ~ month between the hou Of 10 and 3,
plll be sold az Auction "a The highest biddes In
ihs :ass. leading - Ferry, THREE
blyee,. also some ysl41h q Found adjoining there
To-
For the houses one rid Of the price will be
expected, IN cash, onsk knirans.e ak mon his and
rse remaining th.d AtwcIye mcrths from the
lay OF sale For the vacant ground one half wilt
b. expected in cash And the balance in six mis-.
deeds Of trust 10 the later payments viii
DC reqused--Wr 9Th respea 20 she vaice OF the a.
bovc properly. the subscriber viii merely state,
mia, The houses rent for s 500 per year, and that
Hhey have been as seldom vacant IS amy houses
tof thai description IN the city: he forbears to say
lany thing ofthe PROBABLE increase ofyalce of This
sproperty, although few evcnts may be expea. d
with more crrtgn,y, because nc Is aware, a: the
lpfeseut day, thu, men win Judge Cor ihemsc vcs.
JOHN SEABHOOK.
The sale Of the above Property is postponed to
Monday to- 50 December next, at ii o'clock.
S.
Noveuber 9th 1870. tf
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BALTIMORE, Nov. "a.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the fast sailing ship Portsmouth, Dawson.
in IS days from london, and ~ fsona The
Downs, London papers have been received
70 the 22d Oct. BY the polJeness Of the
Wing we hive been favored with their CON
tents. We have only time 20 give the fol.
lowing x'racts.
The Pariiament was fursher pro-
rogued until after Christmas.
The disgraced minister Jackson ar
rived at Portsmouth Oct. 10, & reach
ed London on the Dist. An expedi-
tition under Sir Home Popham had
sailed from Corunna, Oct. IA. against
Santona, with it were carried 10000
spare musquets.
A French privateer schooner was
taken by British vessel called the
Briseis, lieut.. Benthan fter despe-
rate conflict. The French captain.
after the vessel had surrendered, and
himself wounded 10 the knee run
man through who instantly died, for
which he was thown overheard by the
carpenter of the British vessel but was
afterwards saved.
Forty thousand souls had been dri-
ven into Lisbon before the retire ating
English army who left the country be-
hind them mere desert.
"LIsBos, Oct. fs.
"Romana has come down through
the Alentejo to the opposite side Of
the Tagus with about 10000 Spapi-
ards; his troops are at this nome az
embarking to come over.
cit is said Mor,ier has joined Mas
sena with about The same number of
troops. Our troops are in the Ma
fralines, the enemy all along our front.
- continual rencontres of parties. but
nothing great; il will be the battle of
giants!
"Generals Trant and Silveira, with
IL or $4,000 Spaniards and Portu-
guese are near Coimbra in Msssens's
rear.
"The Monks of Alcobaca opened
their stores to al Who chose % Ike a.
ny shing and sent s. pipes Of wine TO
our army; the rest they consumed
| 10y fre) among which were 5000
bushels of wheat, to prevent the enemy
from ssizing it,"
LATEST FROM THE ARMY
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY
In PORTUGAL.

LONDON, Oct. %.
We announced on Saturday the arr
rival of the Apollo, Of IS guns, with
Jispatchesfrom lord WeIlingtop, con-
aiming an account of his retreat to
Torres vedras, followed by Massens,
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N6f&IUDfTH NELSON continues 20 keep
IV1 4 BcsARDING HOUSE, in the-spper ie
nsmest OF lheA1Re brick. h,iaipyy 6elongIng 70
the estate Of VIM. 4x,eg, dsc'd. where she will
be prepared touaSeohnio's>ke ten or twelve r EN-
bers OF Assembly dhring ths cHsthss,s ssi on. -
Every txession vail be made o. ,cr 70 give saus
faaion 70 those VINO may faycF her with lhei'
CUSTOM
18Th Nov 1910. to.
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CouncIL CHAMBEp, Nov. Esd, 1910.
YOHN MYERS Esq. having pro-
duced to me Nhers Patent under
the hand & seal Olga President OF the
United States, Hcobniziag him as
Vice Consul of h:s Swedish majesty
for the state of Vira1nsussto reside at
Norfolk, bearihg eAte the 18Th day of
July, 1901 do hereby direct that
the same be published for the iniorna-
tion of the .Ci.izens of this Common
wealth.
Given under my hand as Governor,
and under the seal of the Com
monwealth, AZ the city If Rich
mond, the day and year above
written. JOHN TYLER.
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sjbray. ! az.
To view Passaic Falls one day,
A Priest and Tailor took their way. !.
"Thy wonders, Lord" the Parson cries,
Amaze our souls delight our eyes.nss
The Tailor only made this note
"Oh, what place TO sponge a coat 70
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FOR SALE,
q n NTIGUA RUM per the HID.
II Pennsylvania Whiskey
Muscovaeo Se9er
CHIN Pipef ~
Imperial TAby fhe Chest
Domestic Manufactured Sacking
Of good qualikys5yatae Bolt
Bar and Rod ZION, assorted
Plough Plates & Blistered Steel.
Prime, s. Cargo Pork & Beefin Bills.
RALSTON & peasants.
Nov. 27, 1910. 90
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AMES'RivER LAND FOR SALE'l,The
y snbscriber being about to remove to the upper
country, will dispose, of thar: -
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BAIL and DEL VERY BONDS
jor sale at this alice.
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,Dana's Sermons
Guide TO Prayer
Tonchstone of Sincerity /.
Lock Hospital, or a new &
and Psalm Tunes
Mythology, or a history
:. Deities 8
Valuable Secrets in Arts,
Miners Letters
The Americans Guide.
:, Constitutions of the Ut
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-30

e luuSucht
heir minds,
dole speed,
the bane
on excites
hopes nor
M--&.-& H.
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Wherewith shall I'come before the Lord r'
Tits evident that great number of
people. even in this Christian country,
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New Publications
Just receiOed by 9AMES KENNEDY

fast received By JAMES KENNEDY
sen. King street,
An abridgement of the book of Martyrs,
with an account Of the just judgments Of God
on prosecutors.
Boswell's journal Of a tour to the Hebrides
in company with DR.. Samuel Johnson.
A general view of the manners s. customs
of all nations, illustrated by numerous maps
and engravings, by the Rev. J. Goldsmith.
Periodical by subscription.
Coxc's Philadelphia Medical Museum, new
edition, Nos. lst and I'd.
The American Medical and Philosophical
Register, or Annals of Medicine, Natural
History, Agriculture and the Arts, by So
ciety of gentlemen of New York. No. /.
The New York Medical and Philosophical
Journal and Review. Nos. ] and Q.
The Port Folio for the present month.
August Is. eft
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Farm for sale.

I WISH tc seilmy Farm on Little Hunting
4 Creek, commonly called the Cum Spring,
miles from alexandria 1t contains about
$50 acres Of beautiful level land, admirably
adapted to the culture Of small grain and the
grasses; and the Plaster of Parish found to
act benefcially on it. Nearly one third of
this land is in wood, principally heavy timber.
The Creek admits boats of feet draught to
the landing place On this farm.
Attached to this land, Lat not forming
part OF the aforementioned quantity, is an
extensive Marsh, which, with the concur
renee of Judge Washington who owns the
laho on the opposite side, may be drained and
rendered arabic at q small expence, and which
at present affords most ahundant crops Of
coarse hay, suitable for cattle. 1t alone is
sufficient to Craze 100 head OF cattle,
will give credit of /, 2. and years,
the payments being we'll secured. Possession
may be had at the end of the present year. I
not sold before the lst of October, this land
will be for Rent.
Hump: Peake.
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August IS.
Fifty Dollars Reward

TWILL be paid for apprehending and deli
1 ring to John 1raVers, auctioneer IN George
Town, district of Columbia, a Muiatto wench
named LOFTY, but who has probably chang
ed her name and passes herself fer free wo-
man. She is about thirty two years CT age,
of low stature, robust make, Hat breast, down
look, round shoulders, and marked in her
face with spots resembling freckles.
1t has been ascertaned that her clothes
we're taken away several weeks sitter she alb
seconded, by servant Tcn belonging to DR..
Edward Can't o. LoudOun county in VirSi-
MIA, and from whom she was last purchased:
4i.d if not harboured by his slaves: the pro-
liability is, that she is either lurking sbou.
Alexandra, or gone to the Eastern Shore of
Mary lan,d from whence she originally came
Georgetown, lC.l July e. law6t
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LEES
Worm-DestIoying Lozenges.

WCIM-DcstEOyHS I1eH5e0'
This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and eficacious in its o.
pera,ion, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever IS toui or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production OF worms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
mormng-bad and corrupt gums-itchins IN
the nose, and about the scat-corvulsions,
eppheuc tits, and sometimes pri'atiop of
speech-irregular appetite, sometime loth-
ing food and sometimes Notwithstanding