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MILL BE SOLD. n, cash, on Tbu,,,L,s
w 28Aday If Feb,tayp next, tn Caiya. Cy,,;.
1"IGHg eo"ntl, by virfar II q ynst dcea 6eay;ne
a l.i. the l6M DIV Of N1ych 9O8, execp.cJ sy
tHo"gs lhyit an, to the sp5scyibcrs, To-, the og;-
pace y securing the lo0y7nent Of clrlGia sg,,,s oC
'ioFcy e<brtSsed in sui Geed, aue Ioha Laeklrsd.
"1S'a''a atTecf If LAMP, Ding in hc county
q h"|i"ghf'1 containing fSvo huugyed acyes. adj.
joining The tsat' y CaL Hc,,7 6sH arG f,n5,oes
Er9rf q aset 5cin2 the sazle tract sylerroa ,o;S
Cbr''tia, r7-r yeiTrs. Jhe su6scri5eys ,gIL as
tynfer' o.rs 70 'he purchasers euch iitle osse',
Ted IN them. Wv
THO MS =. PRLcE.
NELETyfS PROS0N
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rsNHIRTY DOLLARS REwARn -

NHlRIY DOLLARS REWARD For
delivering 70 me, GEORGK, a negro man,
S'ho 6efongs to he estate of CoL Dudley hichnrI
son. eef1sed + Janres C;ty county : he hue 5een
urea IN fhe cav Of Richmond, tor several years
Le"' ." the SAID CITY, abom the frsf NJ 3uy last.
George Is about t'genty years of aye, GilE gced
ana " 7'ney co7np(exioa, dbout 5 Itef inehee
hi9h his mother lives Hanove,- Toqyr, with nv,
Tohn Getty, in which neighbo,hooa it is 6yoba-
Gfe ne 'ndy be concealed The above ,esuotd vii
6' pau to any person. delivering ht said negyo 10
me or l5doharsfoy securing him in gaoi SO thas
! Set him again.
ARCHER HANKINS
A6'nr. of Dndley Richaydsor, aec'd
January 90 ,p6,ga
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BALTIMORE, Jan %
LATEST FROM RRAZIIS

The following Information was received bv cant
Chaytor, OF the schr. Express, arrived here
Yesterday, in 81 days from Rio Janeiro:
=" No official news ofimportancc from River
OF Plate had reached Rio Janeiro for some time
The latest accounts were to November 90
Private letters stated that the inhabitants of Oh
Ii had initiated those of Buenos Ayres in elect.
ing Junta The troops of the latter had arr;-
we'd at injcy and were received with opel arms.
Inc Governor OF Paraguay, who was marching
to sta: Fee, had returned to his government, fin.
ding the inhabitants very little inclined to assist
him No doubt was entertained of the uItim,,,.
success OF the Juntas. The naval force, from
Monte Vdeo had raised the blockade ofBueuos
hyres for few days, when several American
vessels got into that port but it had again retur
ned, with firm determination 10 exclude ali
vessels except BRITIsH those u der tnat fis,-
oe'ng permitted TO enter, by an rrangemtn
made with admiral De Courcey, of the f@udrnv-
ant of74!
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If the flowing observations fond in late
English Ministerial print, received by the Packet,
be the language OF the English cabinet, we can
be at no loss to discover the inimical dispositions
OF that court IN refusing to do justice 10 nation
whose rights have been for years trodden under
foot--if, however, the court speak one language,
and its Gazette another, we are at a loss TO d..
cover wherein rests the proof of cabinet sincerity
we should, indeed, be glad to see E e
iahd retrace her steps," and cease to violate
neutral rights but, alas we think She - loo
dee ply sunk into the mire of corruption. If in.
deed, the King Of Prussia spoke to Dr. Frank'
lin the language of Princes, we have little to none
from their sense Of jusitce-ours is the avoca.
ton of Freemen---the pursuit of happiness +.
theirs is the trade of Kings-the subiugation of
mankind.-AmeYica1
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PHILADELPHIA, January II.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

LATEST FROM LISBON.
Erfracf ola letter from Mzv64ryhort, "a
mary ii.
Schooner Washington Capt. Moves. ar
rived last evening 40 days from Lisbon,
which he LETT on the a, h Of December His
accounts re conhrmatory of the recent ad
vices He further informs, that the whole
OF Massena's army had crossed the Tapus
the 22d Of November aid gone into canton.
nentS, ab u' 90 miles from Lisbon. His ar
my had been considerably weakened b, sick
ness, famine and death Lord Wellington
had despatched General Hill, with his di-
VISION, TO watch the French. Dispatches
were received al Lisbon about the 26,h of
November from Lcrd Wellington, which
stated hat he position of Massena was
such that he did not think it prudent to at
tack him /; that he had been advised that
a Ia &c ench reinforcement was approach.
ing % join Massena. 1t was somewhat
sickiy m the Portuguese army, and there
were may in the hospitals; but they were
well supplied. free communicative wa.
opened with the country, and the herd ;
which had been driven within the English
line were ordered to be driven back. The
marke a. Lisbon were good, and IkeIv
to Continue so. Flour 20 dollars, corn !
per bushell, beans 8, beef 10 per barrel.
From the Public .ddversiser, Printed in on
don, September 8 1901.
The following extraordinary relation has
Just fallen into our hands :-Ihe Rev. Mr.
Hagamore of Catthoge, Leicestershire. died
the trst of January, 1776. possessed of tn,
following effects, viz, 1901. per annum. and
l0ool. in money. which (he dying intestate)
fell to ticker porter in London. He ken
me servant of each sex whom he locker
mp every night His last employment of an
'ening was 20 go round his premises let
loose bis dogs and fire his gun. He lost hi,
lie as follows: going one morning to let
out his servants, the dogs fawned upon him
suddenly and hrs " him int, pond. where
he was found breast high he servants
heard him call tcr assistance. but being lock-
ed up. could not lend him any. He had 30
gowns and cas>ocks, So dogs, 100 pair of
breeches, 100 pair of b .ots 400 pair of shoes.
so wigs, yet always wore his own hair, so
Wagons and carts, 80 ploughs and us
none, SO sadd es ADD fur iture for tue menaee.
SO wheel-barro So many walking stick
that toyman III Leicester fields bid MS ex
ecutors pounds for them 90 horses and
mares, 200 pick axes 200 spades and sho-
Teis, IS ladders, and gag raisors.
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Jan. 90.
OROMED4RY

4 rabian al ne
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DlED--At Falmouth, on board his Br;-
tnnnic M jesty's Packet Princess Charlo,t..
M JOHN N. MAcoMB late OF hi, civ ner.
chant. The Princes Charlotte wa. attack
ca on her passage ron Lisbon to Falr,outr
by he French privaee Venus. which She
succeeded in beating H--Nir Macomb vi.
un!eered in defence Of the Charlotte. and
fell victim to lis hardy and advrnt,.ri .
courage. He received wound from . mn
ket bail thro' his body which he survived
only IL hours The conduct of NJ NJ ~, +
drew forth the piaUlits Of he VIII lc spiD's
crew; and his name IS mentioned by Gao,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

per Blockades And how do fac.
answer this qacstion?
In Spain snd Portugal we haI a
Srlt'sh army OF fi'ty thousand a,en
In harhor and on the ocean, uo yards
OF one thousand British ships OF var
At home, revenue, Gas the minis.
ters tell us) that has Increased in the
'ast year more than four millions;
Abroad, the conquest OF almost every
colony that formerly belonged TO her
enemy. La her armies, in her navies,
n her treasures, in her expeditions,
svery where triumphant Are IN Sc
he characteristics Of Neces .ity -
Wherein Is Great Britain restraine /.
n her power Of waging = ar, TO the
mode of paper blockades Either she
has the ability 70 station competeht
force before place biockaled, or she
mas no. Ii she has not the ability.
men the declaration is an emmy
oravado. Ifshe h the abjhty, wby
dnes she not station the force Hsr
ships OF war arc free to sail VIII re they
VIII; There is nothing 10 obstrnct
them: They may 20 before any potr.
ana block 1t up as loog IS thsy please.
In short, the British have colpolrre
eedom OF physical power to annoy
their enemy in almost any shane
and, instead of being cons rain-d by
Necessity to violate law, they violate
law iron an excess of power, exercised
oy men, no, having been corrupted.
nave become iicentious.
delegates elected to serve in the next
General Assembly.
D'n~iddir, Robert Pegram & Wat
kips Leigh.
Gooehland, Josiah Leake and Isaac
Curd. -'""I
Norfolk county, William c. Hols
and J 9hn Hodges.
Southamptop, Griffin Stith & Bep;a.
min Blunt.
c@lPeper, zeph. Turner and John
Fairfax, R. NJ. Scott and Or. r.
Coleman.
Loudon, c. f. Mercer and William
NowlacI.
Btrkehy, Major Andrew Wagon
err and lhomss Shealer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
MARK THE PRECURSOR.

As we hear of the british army be-
ing in pursuit of the French, we may,
according to the general concord be.
tween fact and British narrative y ex-
pect soon to hear Of the French ar
my being In pursuit Of the British
English accounts of victory are most
frequently the harbingers of Britisl,
discontinue. Though Masseua, tor
waQt OF provisions, Sc. might have
been placed ia jeopardy; still, we re-
Wat; mark the precursor, and prepare
ior what follows. Wing.
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VIRGIlVIA ARGUS.
RIG H M o N d,
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1911.

The Legislature of New. York ad-
journed on the 9Th inst. Previous to
adjournment, besides organising seve-
raj other banks, bin was also passed
Increasing the Capital of the Nj cha
MICS Back to two millions of dollars.
The state gives up the right of sub
scribing tor certain number Of shares,
In lieu of which the bank paws S 5o,-
600; and S $500 year, for FIVE years,
for the support of public schools.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
FOR FHE5NATIoNAL INTELLIcENceR.
NECESSITY

AL 4
The partlzaus o. Great Britain ron.
scious that the wrongs cf the British
government to the United States can.
rnt be justified oy single section of
the law Of nations, resort TO the doc.
trIne OF Necessity, which has no law
a all. 1hey assert that necessary con,
Pels Great Britain to issue Orders in
Council and Paper Blockad $. con-
trsry to neutral rights. Now, If we
shew that thi, Necessity doe, nor ex.
1T, then we take away he last arou-
ment OF these partizans and prove
that the British governm Mt not ONLY
his no reason in law, but that she ba.
no reason out Of law to continue tnose
wrongs.
What, then, is necessity ?
l. is, with respect to any act that
we must do, deprivation of physical
pow to do it in any other way than
that IN which we actually do IL.
Let us apply this definition to the
acts of Great Britain hostile to the
neutral commerce of the u. States.
In the first place she must make
was upon her enemy so long a. her en-.
envy makes war upon her. But can
She maintain that war by no other
means than Orders in Council and pa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
NOJICEI!

7 osT or misplaSs ID oq%e 9Th Feb. 1911.
Gu OF my PocNta note Of William
sd I ~ toT s'g "nEh was to he deliver.
IS :, y" OF nFiore thsE< day March. This
% 90 cfrtlty that his iR is not 20 coa,e
against the said/WiIliN Geddv. i 'm''
person or persShs shosd Md it. = '
April 10, 1911. - yet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM xxx To
LAUNCELoT SENSITIVE.
C Yn1t recnliae. 7

-" You recollect, LAuNcE-
LOT, how carefully, might say, how
religiously, we were taught and made,
IN our youthful days, to venerate the
grey locks of age. Not to rise upon
the appearance Of me venerable
Senior, (no matter what his fortune.
or his rank in Society not to I'm
cover ones head, when accostiug, or
addressing HIM TO do. or say, in his
presence, any thing immoral, were
accounted, not only breaches of good
manners, but degrading symptoms of
brutality. Further, to admonish. T.
demonstrate, and even to censure.
were considered rs sacred rights, in
herent to age, and against which no
youth then thought of entering his
protest. There prevailed, in those
days, a most beneficial interchange of
sweet courtesies and mutual benevo-
Ience, between the young and the old.
As the Former were jnquisitive, anna.
Re, docile, the latter, in their turn,
were communicative, cheerful, indul-
gent; for it is only juvenile imper-
t'nence that renders age morose and
sulien. In the golden days of Athens
ana Rome, young men were formed
20 arms eloquence, morals, aud poll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
A CoPy-Tesse,
(wsD

C0n'"rissioHers Office, Richmond. .4era 1e, 1871,
me parties concerned, will be pleased
~. 70 observe, that have appointed Tuesday
va, ,ne ron uay OF June next, for Carrying die
foregoing order of Court into sF.o,s ''s
which day their attend 4nce Is reon,oaI,
my Office. with their accounts and yonch w
ready for examination and settlement.
VIM. FORESTER. NJ
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FOR THE ARGUS.
THE
PHILANTHROPIST.
(No, Iy.)

Credsbant hoc granae nsfas ct morte
biand,lm,
Sc 0etuI0 fuoenis non assurexerat, ct 81
Baroato cuicunque puey 80.
uU. Sat. XIII
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22


THE two extremes Of human life,
infancy and old age, present many
striking analogies, but none more so !,
perhaps, than the tender sympathy
which both are calculated to inspire.
And had not nature made this SYM.
pathy an instructive, involuntary SEN
tiinent, equally independent from
those who experience, and from those
who excite 1t, surely, 1t would have
been both benevolent and wise in the
founders of early societies, to create.
as itwere, and inculcate, by all PISS
sible means, principle which con
stltutes the strongest, as well as the
brightest link in the social chain. Woe
TO the rash hand that would seek TO
reAd asundsr the sacred ties by which
TINS innate sympathy connec,s the
strong with the weak and the helpless.
Incorporating, and, in sou.e measure.
identifying them, for the best of pur-
poses F.! Beshrew the miscellaneous So
phistry, that would oppose and en-
feeble the noble impulses of the heart.
and, particularly, that tribute of at
fecuonate respect, which is the I'M
Prescriptible right OF virtuous and Dig
niiied age
The above ehusion has been sur-
gested by letter which | received, a
few days since, from very old, and
very respectable friend, and of which
the following is an extract. The sub
ject sufficiently recon- nends itself.
] most ardentiy wish that the young
may seriously mediate it. Let then
only listen to the dictates Of their own
hearts, as well as to those of plain,
unsophlsticated sense, and their con-
clusions, | am sure, will be both hon
Durable and salutary
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

"------A And twas a crime
worthy ofdesth. tsuch awe did years sngage}
ii manhood rose not up TO reverend age,
And youth to manhood 80. !,
CLIFFORD.
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For Rent or Lease,

A small FARM, situated near TO the Lit.
tie River Turnpike Road, and within miles
of Alexandria. There are several acres in
an improving state of cultivation, upon which
have been made good crops of wheat, corn,
and clover, and permission would be grant.
cd to clear IL or Is acres more. The great.
err proportion is well inclossd. The i'm.
provements are new two story brick Dwell.
ling and Kitchen, frame House for an over.
seer, Stable and Coach. House. The situ-
alton being healthy and elevated, command
ing fine prospect of Alexandria, the city Of
Washington, the Potomac, and the surround.
ing country highly improved it would prove
desirable residence for gentleman of for.
tune; but from its proximity to the public
road and the town, and there being valua.
bic orchard of choice fruit, an industrious
man would find it for his advantage to be-
come tenant. Applyto
Margaret R. Chaplin.
Administering.
August IL. eo3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Isaac
- SHREvE and HANNAH his wife, to the
subscriber, executed for the purpose Of sa-
tisfying debr due from Isaac Shreve to the
Bank of Alex andria, will be exposed to public
sale, on credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, on the premises, on the 9th day of
September next, LOT or half an Acre of
GROUND, situated in the town of Alex
andria, on the east side of Washington
street s south side of Wilkes street.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
August dts
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May 9
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from tie subscriber on
Thursday the 22d of August last, Mulatto
Woman named Mary, about 4oyeaIs OF age,
feet tour or FIVE inches high, straight and
well made and has grey head-had on when
she went away country cloth habit nearly
white--it is supposed she mas other cloath-
ing with her and will change them. will
give FIVE DOLLARS Reward for appre-
hending her in town or the district of Co
lumbia, and securing her 30 that get her
again, or the above reward If taken any
greater distance and reasonable charges II
brought home.
FREDERICK KERCHNER.
All masters of We: sells and others are eau
toned against han boring or carrying her on
at their peril.
September a OF
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Just Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

An account OF Expeditions to the Sources
Of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of Louisiana, to the Source of the Ar
karsaw, Kans, La Platte, and Pierre Jaun Ri
yers-perfofmed by order of the government
Of the United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
and Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts Of New Sb0an,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major Z. M. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates seperate, IS IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT. 3 so
Ditto in boards, ) 90
Ga- Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
JUST RECEIYED,
A supply of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July l6 X. u.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will offer at pubic sale, at
the Coffee House, in Alexandria, on
THURSDAY, the third OF October, at
twelve o'clock, on credit of SIX, nine
and twelve months, for notes negotiable
at the bank of Alexandria, with an APP
proved endorser-
THE HOUSE on King street, near
4 Washington street, now occupied by
Mr.. Sloan, and the House adJolning-'he
House on Fairfax street now occupied oy
Mr.. Slade-the Houses on Jones's Point
with or more acres of Ground-the House
and Lot at the corner of Fairfax and Franklin
streets-three Lots adjoining on Fairfax
street, and three more Lots adjoining on
Franklin street.
He ~ II DISPOSE Of at Private Sale,
All or any part Of his Land lying on the
'''''' - - S. COOK.
Leesburg, Sepsember.4 lSawas
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Amounting altogether to Slll,4s2
And only $500 Tickets to draw.

Amounting altogether to Slll,4s2
And only $500 Tickets to draw.
Present gain of the Wheel, S26,452
DP The subscriber, in conjunction with
Mr.. Joseph Milligan, of Georgetown, hav-
ing purchased ALL the remaining tickets IN
the above lottery, have obtained OF the ma
nagers suspension of the drawing tor two
weeks, in order that every person may have
a chance of obtaining one or more OF the
MANY valuable prizes yet In the wheel, at
the present moderate price Of Sl4 per
ticket The next days drawing will be Oh
Tuesday the 10th September, and on Mon
day the 9th September tickets will advance
10 Is dollars. On Friday the 18th Septem-
Der, which will lie the 25th days drawing,
the first drawn number will be entitled to a
prize of 1000 dollars.
~ Tickets and shares for sale by
R. GRAY, Khg-street.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
August IA.


Under the authority of two deeds of trust
from HENRY ROSE, deceased, to the sub.
scribers, we will offer at public sale, at tho
coffee house, in the town of Alexandra,
on MONDAY the goth day of September
next,
THREE tracts or parcels of LAND, con-
l. tanning about $50, ITO and $50 acres
each, situate in the county of Fairfax, and
lying on the Little River Turnpike Road,
adjoining the lands of Judge Fitzhugh, Will
liam Moss, the representatives of John Moss,
deceased, Giles Fitzhugh and others--dis-
tant from the cities of Washington Alex
andria about seven miles.
These tracts are 50 laid off as to embrace
a proportion of cleared land tolerabIy well
enclosed, and woodland, with an abundance
of timber and fuel. On one of the lots are
we'll impr owed productive meadow, about an
hundred acres well taken with red clover.
and an inexhaustable body of soap or fire
stone, the value of which for ovens fire pla-
ces, SC. is generally known, being worth
dollars the Wagon load at the quarry.
A credit of six, twelve < eighteen months
will be allowed bonds with approved secu-
rity will be required; and lien will be re.
| tanned on the property until payment.
R. M. Scott,
VIM. Mofs.
August ~ cots
The editor of the National Intelligencer is
requested to insert the above advertisement
and send lis account to this office for pay
rnenf
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PINKERTON'S
Collection Of Voyages g Travels,

Collection Of Voyages 6 Travels,
The 18th Number is just received & rea-
dy for delivery.
Also,
The ARCHIVES of USEFUL KNowLEoss--
The first Number of Volume second.
AND
Tho history of MODERN EUROPE, by Dr..
Russell, vol. 9Th. Continued by Charles
Coote, L. L D from the Peace of Paris in
1868, to the Treaty of Amiens in 1902.
Such gentlemen as wish to complete t cir
sets of this valuable Work will please to ap.
ply Immediately.
Subscribers are requested to send for their
copies 10
James Kennedy. sen.
King-street.
August Is eo6t
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e. FAIRFAX RACES.

-g~HE Fairfax Jockey Club Races will
4 commence at this place on THURS
DAY the 10th of September next-the pur-
ses for the two first days will be handsome
the third day town purse worthy the atten-
ton of sportsmen. On each day the money
will be hung up at the starting pole. The
course is handsome, equalled by few on the
continent, and in good order. The first day
three mile heats--the second two mile, and
the third one mile, &c.
John Radcliffe, Sec'y.
T There is a training stable kept at the
place, where any gentleman can get accom-
modated handsomely.
August % dti9thoeP'
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The Subscriber

Has for sale at his warehouse ON Con7vay's
wharf
London particular Madeira Wine, in halt
pipes and quarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from the we'll known houses of MessrS. Scott
and Co. & Murdoch, Youile, Wardrop & Co.
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub OF SUI
perior qsulity from he same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel
lent quality
Bristoe drop Shot in bags
Also,
Bills on London for sale at so days, in sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
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e. Negroes wanted.

SOME likely young .NEGROES, between
- and IS years of age, are wanted to pur-
chase-Two Blacksmiths, a woman who I'M
derstands house business and is q good seam
stress, are wanted, for which the most libe-
raj prices will be given. Any person wish
ing to sell, will please to apply to MIR. Wash
ington, keeper Of the Washington tavern.
August 26
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Jm10,tant Letter,

From four of the Members of the hrst
Baptist Church of New York, appointed to
exa nine INTO the conduct of their Pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. PARKINsoN, and report tie
same to the different ministers OF the church,
can be had at R. Gray's and Cotton < Stew
arts book stores.
September