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4 new yO1EL.
Just Puhlishei, ana tor. Sale BY
! GOT TON q, ST EWART;
.s:sss ~. lyiiee ! DSkssr,
CLENCARN; :
sN:it - -, & ~ ~ n - - = 81 T.
THRDIslPP0IhrTAlEATr or YourH
-. Is a NOVEL,
a New NOVEL.
BY Gspsep }VxrrEHsros, ESQ.
y s, ~. or vAsRIHsros CRY,
luther ejths Lawyer and 'chtd Of Fsekns.

The celebrity, Of this authors I" Law,
YER" and "CHILD OF FEELING" IN
duced the publishers to engage m this wort
and uithou: dstrsesipG from the Deri,s 0. u.
former, feel themselves jns,ihed in stain,
that his GLENCARN. 10 superior to either
i is submitted Without further recommend.
ton, with wish. that the American review.
ers may give further encouragement 10 ,hi
you NJ gentleman's endeayors to entertain in.
struct and u,cralize lis fellow citizens. in
way seemingly we'll caicalated to'aarast TIED
attention. 49,
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PUBLIC SALE.

On the third AfonaQy in Ju"e nett, the sutserf
Irr.wL tAhOse ~ sale al Fai.taE Cssr'
IA ..se, on a c. dn u ata ard nine months,
A small llsd of Land,
T YING on the cast side oil the stage road
Il 4 from hlcxandriA to Colchester. al the
place commonly called the Five Foot Hill"
supposcd To contain 81 and i,ali acres-be.
Ioneing 10 the estate Of William Huskins, de-
ceased. 81 .... ...
- =. Mary Huskins. Exeeutrsx.
MavSl. . eolisthJune
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PuBlicSalc.

= - . -
Under the authority, of decree sFthe Gnltee
g. S,atesa Circuit Court Of the ;Rlalrses 90 q
Columbia, held al a lexandria, the subscrlb-
ers will offer at public sale, on the lot cay
of hne next, tthe Coffee House.
Three Squares of GROUND.
y Is. near tho Spring Garden:
/; A mum Der Of valuable building Lors,
on, King, Alfred and Patrick streets. s.
Several well secured GROUND RENTS
7, One fourth of the purchase money will DO
required in band, and on the balance . credit
of 3, 4 and Is months will be allowed on ns-
rotiable notes with approved endorsers, The
title WILDE made on the payments being CONF
+ lanes SandeFson,
Robert /. Taylor. ::
Maya -. 2's co
The fale of the above proper
ty. is postponed till Friday the
9Th day of June. =.
Nav 81. .>. ,
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lanes SandeFson,
Robert /. Taylor.
'@ Notice.

"A Ii persons having claims against the es.
~ tate, of Dr. Henry Rose, late OF Fairfax
county, are requested to present them pre-
perly authenticated to Robert /, Taylor, ut
Alexandria, or to the subscriber at Westmor'
land co,rn,y-and those indebted to the es, ate
are required to m.ke immediate payment.
TO. LET, u..
The farm lately occupied by Dr.. Rose, ap.
plication to be made to Vim. Aioss.
! Alex. F. Rose, Err. Of Henry Rose
April IT. 49,. eo""
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H Notace.

tN7oTIcE is, hereby given, That the sub
~ scribe has taken out Letsers Of .zdmiA
n,strasioa, in the County Court Of Fairfax, on
the estate Of o6edfah Gerrsff. deceased !:
All persons having claims against the said
estate, either as Ctedisors or Distributes
thereof, are requested to make them known
to the subscriber, living near the Great Falls
.oE Potomac. (, IS s,ff-ay.; .. -.
John s. Cartwright,
Ad4's ofos GsInett, dec:
May39. aaHst.,
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eufri nlaiats wflch - xs4nts s1zSN suassspsatS
ME as,,res, juvenile 1Adsscrsfions, residence
+, climases uniayorabis 10 the constitution, the
rfmnDdefste nae 81 sess freaasats iatoxisasion,.
~ ,ny destrusssye ffitsnperance, the unskii-s
full or frequsnt use OF mercury. me eessases
pecs,liar 20 females at a certain ed OF
lie. bad layiAgs m, &c. i 81.
- s ~ HAMIL1'ON'SS ~ - - { ). !.
.cELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
81 = T. OK n G:H 81 y, );
4 Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially IN tho
morning and corrupt gnms--ltehng IN
toe nose, and about the seat--cepy ulsions,
eppiletic FITS, and sometimes a pn'aIior OF
spesch--irregular appetite, sonaeth as-ia; H.
ing food and sometimes voracious-- purgisS
with Shiny and fGtid ssools--yomitints -large
and hard beliy--paius aRdsickness at h@ sto.
mach--pains in the head land thighs, With
lowness of spitits--slow fever with small
and irregular puise---a dry 'coagh-excessiVe
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy eOun-
mace, and som etimes the face bloated< and
,;shsd. ...,.... 49,. ....... ~
Persons afflicted with any fthe above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Eamilfon's Form Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described ............. ... =. ........
Hahn's true and Genuine Grrasan Corr,
...-... Plaifer, r.
An infallible remcGy for Corns: speedily
removing them root and branch, without civ
ing pain. -.
- Genuine Perknn Lotion, f..
The Restorative Powder-for the Teeth
and Gums . .....r ..,.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wafer,
A SOVEREIGN remedy for all diseases Of the
evrs, 'aHs- .@-
Homilton's Essence and -Extra9
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Sw ellings,
Nunbnsss. &c
Tooth Ache Drops, .
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
mos, sever, instances. ,...-
The Anodyns Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache.
The D4mask Lip Salue. -.
MfaMble Ague and Fever DROPS.
~ Scid only Nv Js,res Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER. Kirg Str eet, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent for the sale OF tic
gepuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
New York, 2s,h Feb.
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.S.kecteG Recommendations.

YCin,c dcsirous to III .ke pubic ior t!'e Sooo
ofothers, he ex> client qualify ot man IL
-stoil's elixir, prepared 10y ,"c haze MI. Lee
have sent you the following account o. toe
benefit have received Ircml Which I.uPe
VIII inLuc others 20 give It TRIAL III 'sA,
xeotience of a bruise ON the breast rccsNeu
from fal, my health grew bad, my orea'n
.jne BECAME very tifa,ul, .nu frequently
h.Ue had suddenly 10 rise up in my "ed WITH
ali the horrors ofimmediaic sufioeAu"h -
Add so thess a constant PAIN Ia my "ieAS''
and cough, great loss oil strength d" hcsn
and yoa NAY conceive that my SYMPHONY
eviticntiv Indicated AL approaching co"sump
TIN The advice OF = most enuhent Physl
ciai " - reSnrtcd 10, aud Ittcrwa,us asec"nd
was ysNlcuin, but Without giving ME any re-
lief .Auoth<r ply stefan "no anew NE anu
tire circums ances OF my case, advised nc 70
give A mitol's Elixir a trial Saying he h"'
Us Il it in hlA pra, lice and always lo"ha u |"
d. NUN good a bouIe Was procured from
Mr.. Eirch's, and found rrIci bctorc had
taken halt at il. continued 10 use ii q WAS
SOON strong 10 attend to business. On taking
cold, some OF my former symptoms re'ur''
but are always removed sy dUse or TWO o.
She EiKxir.
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Nav l2-l7.
And immediate possession giyen,

And immeaIase possession g'oen, :.
, A very comnodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, si,u-
ated on King street in the neighborhood Of
good water, and an excellent stand for busi-
ness. .Atso, three other Brick Dwellings on
the same street, one Of which has good
warehouse for a grocery store and the situa-
alton equally good for business--the rents Of
all the above property will be made reason.
able. 49,. ST. -
y. 81 II =. Andrew Schoffield.
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Public Sale.

Bv virtue of deed Of trust from "iH'am
Rodyson to the subscriber, to secure the
payment of debt due from him TO the
Bank of Potomac, will be exposed to auc
ton, on the premises, ON the Esd day OF
JUNE next, the following Property in the
+ town of Alexandria, to wat - E:,
One piece or parcel OF Ground
with the improvements thereon, lying on inc
.outh side OF Prince street and bounded as iol'
lows: BEGINNING on Prince street ~ ieet 20
Tho eastward of Water street, and running
thence eastwardly with Prince street % iee''
thence southwardly ~ Geet inehes' thence
wes,wardly % feet, thence nor'hwTd'y 70
the beginning.
One o.her piece Of Ground,
with the improvements thereon, lying be.
inv on the south side Of Prince street IS feet
10 the eastward Of Water street, and running
thence ,slwardly with Prince street - feet,
hence sou,hwardly ~ feet, thence westward
" - feet, thence to the beginning.
Ill S O, 49,.
One other piece or parcel OF
unimproved Ground, lying on the north side
on Prince street & to the westward Of Wash-
ing,on street; beginning at the intersection
of those streets and running westwardly with
Prince street 50 feet s inches, t"ence north.
wardly 70 feet, thence esstwsrdly 60 feet s
inches to Washington street, thence to the
beginning. 49,
hi. property will be sold upon credit Of
one, two and three years. for notes negotia-
bic in the B,nk OF Potomac, with approved
endorsers, carving interest from the day Of
sale A lien will be required upon the pro-
perry sold to secure the payments,
Ihom4s Swami, Trustee.
Nav i2-l7 81" . f.... ~.
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Mr.. Ab,jah Henly, Bridge street, Sai"
more, Was cured by one bottle " .iAmlIoh
Elixir, Of very complicated disorder oc'a
Si6ntu uy u very severe Guild tauSnt sever
months 40. lie Dreatned witn me Sre"t>A
difficulty. aud Was otIcn thrown IN o "ea"e"
,;I,e sweats when, he attempted 10 "a'A a 'l.
dis,an:e, and his voice ~ou,~ frequently lst'
In such q ,deg,ee that he could OH, at'er'p'
Cd whisper. He has been upwards o. 81,
weeks without a return Of hi. complains ,
and desires to give his pubic testimony III
favor Of this invaluable medicins.
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g. Printing IN all its branch
.es. neatly executed at this Of
fee. 49,, ..>..<
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$4,000 Tickets, at 7 dollars, is

Less than - blanks to,a prize subject
to deduction Of Is per cent. Prizes psya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the drax-
ing. .... ~ -
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
... E@, .. ~ to $1,000.
LIST do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
49,. No I TO No. $50, inclusive'
lst do. 10Th do. use do from No.
49,. ISL to 500, inclusive.
lst do. 18th do. $50 do. from No.
22,o0l to 222so, inclusive
LIST do 3oth do. $50 do from, No.
22,25i to % 500, inc<d i've.
list do. 35th 10. Cash, $4,000 doli.
lst do. 10th DO. Z, 1000
ly do. . Ssh do. :, $4,000
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn; % 10 entitled sos
Ten Dollar prize each. So. -.
~ The drawing will commence In the
City Of New York on the third Tuesday u
April next, and will continue TO draw 600
Tickets each day (ex:ept lhs last day, wheS
there will remain 500 70 be drswn) unsil
6nished. - ~, -
T,cxxrs for sale by r. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Al.xandris, ~hers eli s'eAS
cts sold BY him may bs ssarhined, and in'cr'
malion obtained respeesing the Lately dur
ins The drawing, nee Of expenes Pizes'n
the Baltimore College Lo.issy will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery.
and the difference paid in cash Cash VII
also I've advanced for prizes % soon - drawn,
at a moderate, discouhl.a ~. :, i; -.
Present price Of tickets eight dollars.
January J. 49, * II "a $50 ls.s....
.shouh the first number, su the 18th day
RI drawing, be either Of the numbers from !
to $50, inclusive, then. in that casc, the neM
draSn number mot one of those numbers
shall draw and 10 entitled TO the $50 tickets
with the prises and blanks thst may Be drawn
TO them previous to the 18th day Of drawing;
and. in The like manner with tickets tor tho
2oth, -2Sth, and aoth days Of drawing; 50
that person with one ticker may draw ons
Thousand Ticket.! Question How! An
swer-Suppose No. li.i75, 10 the property
Of II, the first drawn numbor on.,he 5th Gay
Of drawing, which viii entitte ITO the NUM-
bcrs from to $50; and the FIRST drawn NUN
Der on the goth day Of drawing. NAV be NO
u.s. which will entitle him 10 the ninhbers
from 2srto 500. The First drawn nambc =.
on the 18th day, may be No, SIS, viii CD WV
entitIe him: ID the hunters from 77eoi 70
92,2so, inclusive; snd tho 6fst drawn nun.
Der, on the soth dAy Of drawing. may Be oe :,
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, ~hieh "ia
entitle him to the npmberS from @, $50 70
2s,sOo-Yex. str. and HE ihousssd tiekeSs
may draw O2e HsndssdT hossand Dolials'
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New York, 25th Feb.
A TOLL KEEPER

rs WANTED at the Occoquan Bridge inl'
/ ncLiately ; none need apply without the
most satisfactory proof OF their honesty, IN
.cyr:ty and scari.ty An elderly person
sitnoul u family, who is tradesmtn, sucl
as a Trylor, Sfocmakcr, or Schoolmaster
would I've tlp most >uitabls-as 1t would adt
int ONT 10 himself, SnN be more agre caLleto
til. owner. App! vt the town. i Ct.tqutr
-
N. Ellicott.
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ALSO FOR SALE,

A smAll two story BRICK HOUSE, on
PIT, street, with Lot OF As feet front
md los tcet "eep
II 40, disposed Of at private sale before the
.!,,h day june, 1t will, on mal day, be SOLD
/ .uO.lc SIZE.
John Wife.
Inn
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May 80
TO REN1',

THAT two story DIVE LING HOu Sc,
ucr uprd by John Ito gk". Possession will
DC gwen Toe first 20 Oclohcs Z o c1maent
would uc unnecessary, as the stand ID - well
SHOWN.
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Less than - blanks to,a prize subject
to deduction Of Is per cent, Prizes paya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draS.
ing. ... ~. ~ -.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIzEs.
lst drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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George Benner, Jun.

~ no IL. Buuu street, tnl' ""IlpniA
Mrs. II. Lee, New lork.
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June J..
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NJ Sold only Nv Jsmes Kennedy, sen
BOOKSELLER. King Str eet, Alexandria, whs
has long been sole agent for the sale of TIC
geuuine preparations.
Hannah Lee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01

bare to predominant, as the essential character
OF vegetalisation, and AS that of administration,
the inverse operation the decomposition OF this
acid, and this water, To deprive tine animal body
oil It's supertluous carbon and hydrogen. and to
restore to the azcte in it the proportion nccessa-
ny To the functions OF life.
The anatomical part had been cultivated ear
iier, but yet 1t Is m our period that it has been
almost brought to perfection, with respect to
man, by the labours of Mascarn. on the lynn
phatic vessels, and that it advances towards j,
with respect to other ANIMALS, by the re.
searches ofVicq d'Azyr, Camper, Biumerbscl,,
Tenon, Home /; and for vegetsls. by those of
Gasrtner, Jussieu, Desfontancs, Mirbel. Link,
Decandollei and great number of other lneI
as assiduous as they are ingenious.
The dynamic part, or physiology properly so
called, is by its nature that which would remain
longest imperfect it has had at least the good
fortune, with sage minds, TO discncumber Itself
of those occult and general principles which
were so vaguely applied to all difficult cases I'm
der the names of archeus, of yegetaiyc soul, OF
vital power and others similar the real powers
attached to each organic element, such as the
muscular irritabity, the nervous Influence, the
cellular contractility, have been determined ;
the share which they take in each pheuom anon
mas been analysed and although, not being IA
tionay explained, each OF them may ret he con.
sdered as occult, they have, notwithstanding,
been adopted as many principles by which 70
elucidate the phenomena to which they contri.
butte, in the same manner AS astronomers employ
general attraction and chemists molecular attrac-
ton.
1t would be very difficult to name all the rhy-
Biologists whose meditations have led us By de
grces to this regularity in the order of the pin.
ciples. ERilar had in some measure traced the
route for them; but Hunter, Rel, Prochaska,
Sommering, kielmayer, Chsussier, Bichat, and
other Frenchmen < foreigners, have each made
in 1t more or less numerous improvements, which
we have cndeavored to point out in our report
The particular natural history OF living bsinrs,
is, therefore, no longer any thing more than the
use OF these general theories, to explain the phe.
nomena peculiar to each being, and depending.
on the structure, the number, and the disposti.
ON, of the organs animated and put in mo-
ton by the forces which we have just announc-
ed.
1t supposes in the FIRST place, that the beings
treated OF in it, are perfectly denominated ,dislin-
Suished from each other, aud inserted in this
great catalogue, the basis of the whole science,
to which has been given the name OF .Systen.a
nafws. Lnneus, had laid the foundations of it
but his successors have prodigiously extended
1T; and never perhaps has it received accessions
to be compared with those OF the last twenty
years.
We relate the names of the voyagers and trs-
veiers, who have procured for us new species,
OF the collections in which they are brought to.
gether, OF the naturalists who have described
them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01
AN ACT
TO SUPPRESS DUELLING.
Passed by the legislature of Virginia, Janu
airy 26th, 1901

WHEREAS experience has evinced, that
the existing remedy for the suppression of
the barbarous custom of dueling is made.
quate to the purpose, and the progress and
consequences of the evil have become so
destructive as to require an effort Oh the part
| OF the Legislature TO arrest vice the result
of ignorance and barbarism, justified neither
by the precepts OF morality nor by the die
tates of reason--for remedy whereof,
BE it enacted by The General Assem5ly,
That any person who shall hereafter wiGnl-
ly and maliciously, or by previous agree.
mcnt tight duel or single combat with any
engine, instrument or weapon, the probable
consequence of which might be the death of
either party, and in so doing shall kill his
antagonist, or any other person or persons,
or inflict such wound us that the person in
Ijured shall die thereof within three monihs
thereafter, such offender, his aiders, abettors
and councillors being thereofduly convicted
shall be guilty Of murder and suffer death
by being hanged by the neck +; any law, Gus
tom or usage Of this Commonwealth to the
contrary notwithstanding
Ind be IL further enacted, That If anv
person whatsoever, shall challenge another
to tight duel with any weapon or in any
manner whatsoever, the probable issue of
winch may or might result in the death of the
challenger or challenged, or if any person
shall accept challenge or fight duel with
any weapon, or IN any way whatsoever, the
probable issue OF which may or might ter
inmate in the death of the challenger or chal-
lenged, such person shall be incapable of
holding or being elected to any post Of profit,
trust or ePolument, civil or military under
the government of this commonwealth
ind beit /urther enacted, That from and
after the passing of this act, every person
who shall be appointed 70 any Office or
place, civil or military, under the Common
wealth. shall. in addition TO the oath nov
prescribed by law, take the following oath
do solemnly swear, or affirm, (as the case
may bc.) that | have not been engaged in
duel, by sending or accepting "a challenge
to fight duel, or by fighting duel, or IN
any other manner, in violation of the act,
entitled an act to suppress dueliiDg, (snce
the passage OF that act, } nor will be so con
cerned directly or indirectly in such duel.
during my continuance in Office, so help me
God.
Ind be IL further enacted, That it shall
be the duty OF the Judges OF the circuit
courts aud the county courts, at their quar-
Ieriy sessions, to give in charge expressly
% the jury, all the laws in force to suppress
lue!lns-aiso to charge the jury, represent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01

~ virtue of deeu or trust executed by lonn
~ Dennis to the subscriber, bearing date Tia.
25t'' day of July, 1907, OF record in tie County
Court OF Richmond, for the purpose of securing
The debts due 20 Ezekiel Levy, therein mention.
ed VIII be sold at the plantation at present oc-
cuPled ny the said John Dennis, on Fsrnham
Creek, in the county of Richmond, on the 9Th dav
OF February next, il fair, otherwise the next fair
day, to the highest bidder, under the provisions
OF the act of Assembly passed last session, en-
titled An act concerning Executions and for
other purposes" the following PROPERTY
conveyed by the said deed, to wit Schooner
Henry OF TapPahannock, with all her apparel &
sundry Negroes, whose names are, Sarah, Sam,
George, Hannah and I9e, three Horses, ten head
ot Cattle and five Feather Beds and Furniture.
or so much of the said property as will ralsc the
sum required.
u. McCARTY, Trustee.
Richmond County, Jan. H. w3w
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HERsCHEL'S TELESCOPE.
From the letteys Of a modern traveller.


Re-crossing the Thames, and returning to the
London road, you observe 10 the LETT, the tele-
scope OF Herschel, with its large and magnificent
apparatus 1t stands in the open air, appears to
be considerably elevated, and is encircled with .
complicated scsffolding. by which its steatiines
is secured. The concave face of its great spseu
lum is forty eight inches of polished surface III
diameter, and weighs near two thousand one hun
Gred and eighteen pounds With proper eye glass
es it magnities above six thousand times, and is
the largest instrument and has the greatest mag
nitying power OF any that has been made, By its
AID DR.. Rcrschel has been able to observe the
hghtnlugin the atmosphere Of the moon, and has
found out several celestial bodies, un!Snown to
preceding astronomers. The whole was finished
on August the 2Sth, 1899, on which day the SIKH
satellite OF Saturn was discovered The observer
suspended at the end of the instrument, with
his back towards the object he views, looks
down the tube, and sees the image reflected
from the mirror: whilst man below turns gent
ly round the instrument to accord with the appa-
rent rotatory motion of the heavens, thus pressrv
ing the image OF the object on the mirror with
astonishing ability.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01

I AND FOR SALE-That valuable Tract of
II LAND laying IN Amherst county, common.
y known by the name of Gordon's Quarter, stu.
aled near tue Tobacco row mountain, containing
eleven hundred acres, is now offered for sale o.
liberal terms. The quality Of this land is said to
be equal to any tract IN that county.
The terms viii be known by making applica
ton to either Of tie subscribers in Petersburg.
or t. Mr.. Samuel Irwin OF Lynchbuggh, Who viii
shcw the premises o. give such description OF
hem as Will satisfy any person desirous OF pur.
chasing.
IoHN VII PR,
TOHR BELL.
Petersburg, January b. w3m
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE.

RetOrt on the Progress Of the Sciences from the Z
pooh tthe Hench Revoiution (17S9) to The rear
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