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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-04
October 81,
WaAlngt0p Monument Lottery.

Tickets are now selling at tzvetve dollars
6fly cents, and the following Capital Prizes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
POSTSCRIPT.

A London pap-rof Nov. 2sri saws.
On the return Of the Lord Presiden,
and Lord Liverpool from Windsor, on
Monday, a cabinet couocil was held
and yesterday morning the Lord Chan
cellor and the Chancellor of The Exche
quer arrived at Windsor. at 8 o'oclocl;
In the morning, received report from
the physicians of the state OF his ma
iessy's health. sud immediately return
ed to town, when cabinet council was
assembled at 8 o'clock.
Another Council was held at the Fo-
reign Office last night--it was unapi-
mously attended.
At that Council i was determined
that Privy Couac,I should be sum.
moned for this day, to which all privy
Councillors should be summoned Tor
the purpose of examioing the Physici.
ans respecting the state of his Mares
tvs health. The council chamber al
Whitehall was fixed upon TO take the
examination, The Council assembled
at half past 10 O'clock, and had no,
closed its proceedings when our paper
vert 10 press. The report will be laid
before both Houses Of Parliament to-
morrow. /, il probable that CON-
mittee viii, as in 1889, be appointed in
each house TO ex sissine the physicians.
NtveE was there known more NUN -r
Gus attendance of menbers of the Pri
Wy Council.
The three Chief Judges ofthe King's
Bench, Common Pleas, and E.xche-
quer, attended in their robes. There
was an immense crowd of spectators
round the Treasury and Whitehall, ex.
tending from Whitehall 20 Downing
ssreet---so great was the pressure, tha,
It was with difficulty that the Privy
Council could Get from tn 7ir carriages
Banafer,e is expected on the coast
he is 70 visit Boiogne. Daukirk and
Gs,erd. acquisitions have been sent
to- different towns on the shores OF the
Balric, to iuspi,h seamen for the French
sbips Of war. Preparations are max
ing Tor some grea expedition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. Of.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

Extract Ct Il letter from Ne sburyport,
Isn. Il.
schooner Wellington. Capt. Eoyes,
srriyed last evening in 40 days FROM
yi,bn, which be leit on the 4th OF
Dec. Ills accounts are cnnhrmst9ry
OF me recent sdvices. He lurther in-
forms, ,has Tie hole az Mass mas az.
nv hal crossed he Tagus che Odd a
Mo-. md gore into cnutunments, a
bout 90 niles from Lisbon. lis ar
nv bal tesr considerably weakened
b. sictrc.s s.. i9wjar and D. s'h. Lord
W.iliag cu hai DESPATCHED Gerer&I
Hill, with his division, TO watch the
French. Desra.che> were received a
Tist rL 1ut ,h~ 2Glh of Nov. lrom
Lord w, iliogiou, which sta ed ,hai
the position al Riassesa was such tha.
Ee did not think Il prodent 10 attscs
him iht he bad Lren ,vised ttis
large r eneh reinforcement sv,s ap
preaching 20 Join %ssscal. r. Wa
sumewhai sicklg 10 toe Portuguese sr
nv. md there wera macy IN the no..
pjials but they were wei supplied
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
WAsu,ssros Cry, Tan. %.

The dis usson on the b!f 70. the renewal nj
the Charter OF the Bank OF the United St,,..
IS still continued in he House of Repeseuts.
uyes hut Notwithstanding the great zeal WA
which debates Is urged, it is expected that he
question on indefinite posiponement viii be
taken to-lnnfrow
Dung Tie debate yesterday, Mr. Mumf,rd
informed the Huuse dat he mad in his posses-
500 pc zion from 1880 inhabitants of New
York, praying the renewal OF the chsr,e;.
which he should present as sooa AS AN oDpor.
turiiy offered.
kothing OF grea. importance has been done
these two days past in the Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
NV YoRK, Ian. 10.

Nr ri'Rae cane up last night ir
the pilot boat Gov ernor Tomkins, fro
ON hoard fhe ship Pallas, IN So DAYS
from Liverpool. We are informe 4
that be has important disp1:ches from
MIR f'iakney, elr minister at Lordon
Which /, is ia aAurd well gfonn
drd beIisf thai t,e Orders 10 Council
Slll have beeu removed on the ap
p9iN.m~rt OF Regency, which was
ewpec,cd to take place on Jhe meetivg
OF Parliament OFT the 2eth OF Noven.
ber-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

DIR icsn Duck worth has arrived az Ports.
mouth from New ioundland.
the following bulletins of his Maiesty's
health were published al Windsor 49,. Nov.
~ No change has been ol)ss rived i'm his
Msles.y's complain. siuce the rnorning.'
$50, his Majesty has had little increase
OF fever this morning. after bad night
~'th' ais Majesty 10 not quite 30 we'll this
evening as he was ~ the morning." 26,h,
nls MeIes'y has had very bite sleep in the
hight, bat is not worse than ia the morn
lug"
Paris papers 20 the 18th Nov. were re
ceivsd in Londoa. They Contain Bonapar,c's
CIRCULAR % the Archbishop end BisanDs.
announcing the pregnancy of the Empress
ADD ordering prayers to be offered up for
her sa'erY. The Emperor also sends a let.
ter to tae Senate, informing them of this
event.
PANS, Nov. -.
Circular TO the Archbishop and
Rshcp.
Sir,--lt is win ieiiuite pleasure that
1 announce TO you the happy pregnancy Of
the Empress, my dear vile and conn% Mon
hs proof os2the Blessing which G cd sheds
on my family, and which is so closely CON.
nectod with the happiness Of my people.
Induces me To inform you, that II will be
very agreeable TO me that Won should order
particular prayers To be offered up for her
safety with which pray to Cod to have
You 10 holy keeping.
:" AT ocr Palace of FontaiEbIeau. Nov. II
(SG ed) NAPOLEON.
81 Duke OF BAssANo'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
Sales at Rockets.

ANDING frem on beard he Sch oners vic.
- rory, pbshe, ConlseiIs,ion ana O,ange, nd
,.'h pc 500 MIA day At cen o'clock on Ia,
Cradsock's wharf, positively wi hou, 49,,
t~o hundred and City Sacks SALT s.. lin,
maze o. Eanyss--'wenty Hogsheads vrry Is,
ce ient MOI ASSES sen Iog.h.ads SUE An
live Hcssheads Superior quality An,igne
NJ :, IN M.-'hree hundred and nineteen spanisl,
TERMS 60 and 60 days CREDIT for Note, ts,.
sG.Ao'e aed payable at The Bank of Virgins.
with approved endoraers
Moncure, Robinson & Pleassnts.
Richmond. Tuesday Jan. 9th, 1911,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

The bin yesriug the Judges OF the Superior
Courts IN this Commonwealth with Chancery
jurisdiction has bern lost in the House of De
le8ales- Ayes 81 Noes 80.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
Sales by Auction.

IlY virtue Of Deed of Trust. from Cole
~ Digges and Mary T.. his wife, to secsre
he payment Of debt due to Alexander Staa,t.
VIII be Sold for ready money, before the doo,.
Of the Eagle Tavern, IN the city Of Richmond,
on Friday the first day of March next. Toe fI.
lowing pFn ,srty, lor SO much thereof as shall
be Necessary to satisfy he ins,alment md IN
terest aDw due Ito wit the slaves Duker.
Jack, Harry Peter Roger, Isaac, ebrshsp
Essex, PrisSey. Sail, Francis. Sarah, Grace and
Venus, with the increase of the females since
the 18th September, 1903
WILLIAM WRIT. 0'rrus,
SAMUEL GREENHOW, Siees.
Richmond. Jan. o. 1911 ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
FOR THE ARGUS.
JOHN RANDoLPH. EsCgrar.

An Independents freehoIder of this
Iistrics, AND man who kes 4 Ce-
;aliar interest ia the prosperity of his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
CORVUS

CnnbeTlard eoun'y lanu,Iy ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

n free Communication vas onsne,,
with the country, ard the herds which
mad heen driven within the ENGLISH
iires were ordered 20 be driven back.
The markets ar Lisbon were good
and likely TO continue go. Flour 90
dollars. corn 8 per bushel, beans 8.
beef IS per barrel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

Extract OF letter froin member of Congress
to the Editor of the argus, dated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
Sales al Auctian.


I VIZ SUB CRIB ipst received ana VII
proceed 20 sell on we -ut.eay y so h ;.,...
ro"tissiy without les rye the iohoysiug CO.. Ds
VIZ.
Ten Bales India Gotten, CONSISTING {
l Ba.r Mo,absd san Ak 30 ps.
30. l.ukcpocTs B-fas 10
do 1ugiia do. 100
do. Nov Ssrnas do. 10;
do. Mannackpoore Ssnnas 40
mo 1p5
90. Gold Headed Sannas 10
Case black SaTsuc,s 81
10 Bsncsrna Handkerchief 50
s 1O0grozs Buttons as4or,. 20 bund IS pinx
- 5 pieces supeshnc and secont Cloh,-i5
treces ~sss;yrstrs and Sat,ine. --S4 pieces Ma
drss Han kerehiefs--50 pieces BIAS C lasani
. y pieces srish Linen, part Of ~hicn AVN
ALSO Velysss and Cords, Blue = ans.
Ia.sadS Drni'iei Cotton Bah Cali g, ii 4
variety of otter Articles too seaious 10 enurte.
ate. TERAS-Ali suns unde so O, u. cab.
~ delis and upwards four months cr,tlii. Tie
'a'e VIII be made 4. our suction .o-e--o cor.
neuee a 10 ociock and Continue fscn day "a
lay nnttaii the gsSds arc sold. Fos csc. lit DUR.
,r7ses- Notes recognizable and payabde "a the
Bank # Virginia, w,,h appr we'd endo. s.fs vasli
'e required by
Moncure, Robinson & Pleasants,
Asr'rs.
Rirhrsond, Tuesday, Ianu1ry 9eth. 1874.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-11
Irish No6ihip.

When Lord Cartcret was Viceroy Of Ire
land, he one day requested the favour OF Dean
Swift 10 cast an eye over his levce book, ard
inform him whether the whole of the Irish
nobility were presented. Swift, after fegn-
ing To con the book with the utmost attention,
returned j, cody to his Lordship, observing
that ne could not discover the name of sin.
gle individual OF the ancient Irish nobility
list. No J" rejoined the Viceroy, with an
extraordinary emotion of surprize.- -" BE
not astonished, my Lord" replied the Dean
Z" for, being the most naughty men on earth,
am persuaded they will never attend at your
Lordshlp's ievces but should your Lordship
condescend 10 accompany me, incog. to-mor-
row morning, doubt not but shall have
the honour oi presenting several OF them TO
your Excelency." That will with the
AT the time appointed, the Dean conducted
the Viceroy, incog. arm in arm, down from
the castle Of Dublin to quay on the south
side OF the river LiHey, where a number Of
coal-porters stood in waiting for a call.
Here's" said Swift, " is the ilustrious o.
Driscol (taking one of them by the handy
lord OF ----, and here the noble O'Flaherty,
and hcre'---" Stop stop J" said the Lord
Licutenant, " proceed no farther, for l am
persuaded they arc all equally noble, grea,
aud illustrious." On their return back to
the castle, the Viccroy asked the Dean why
he had SO grossly deceived him. 81 have
not deceived your Excellsncy," said Swift,
the men whom have introduced to your
Lordship are actually the ancient nobility of
this country, whose fertile and extensive do.
mains, through the revoiarions it has unaer-
gone, have passed into the possession of
others.
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MrscELLAv8oUs sALxCYYo.Ns.
On tie danger of pleasure.

A DERVIS entered the shop Of confec-
toner the master to rcsale the holy mas
presented him with bowl OF honey but
scarcely had uncovered ii, when legion of
hies made decent upon it The confe ction-
er took up a fan to disperse them, when such
as had posted themselves on the bowl easily
escaped, but those who more greedy had
preci cipiiated themselves into the middle,
caught by the tenacious honey, could not
take flight.
The Dervis plunged into deep meditation,
viewed this with an attentive eye recover
ing from his reverie, he fetched deep sigh,
which the confectioncr, in surprize, asked
the reason Of.
The bowl, said the Dcryis, is the world,
and the flies arc its inhabitants they that
lodge on the rim Of it re ,cmblc prudent per-
sons, who, prescribing bounds to their de-
sres do not madly immerse themselves in
pleasures, but rest contentcd with tasting
them the flies that rushed into the middle
OF the bowl, represent such as giving aloose
to their inordinate appetites, abandon them.
selves without restraint to every species of
voluptuousness.
When the angel Of death, traversing with
rapid motion the surface Of the earth, shall
shake his wings, they who have stopped on
the edge Of this world will, free and unin-
numbered, take their flight towards celcsti-
al country but such as, enslaved by their
passions, shall have plunged themselves into
the poisoned bowl OF sensuali,y, will sink
deeper still, and be prccipitated into the abyss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-11
ANECDOTE,
Shewing fhe true sf,iris Of Persecution.

ONe"VHy ne 1THe YIf7E q FeTsechNor.
When the King of Prussia, (says voltaire)
entered Silesia the fret time, a little Protes-
, tant town, being jealous of Ca,holck VIII
lage, came humbly TO request permission of
the King, to hat al the Inhabitants Of the vil-
iage 10 the sword. The King replied TO the
Deputies, If that village were to ask per-
missisn to cut your throats, would you think
did well in, granting it ! /" Oh gracious
Sovereign (said the Dcputics,) IL vsuid be a
very d.6srenf thing, for WE ARE THE TRUE
cnuRcn! !"
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POETRY.
TIE INNOCENT THIEF.

ny cowPER.
NOT how'r can be found in the fields,
Or the spot that we till for our pleasure
From the largest to least, but it yields
The bee, nsyer-wearied, a treasure.
Scarce any she quits unexplor'd.
With diligence truly exact,
Yet, steal what she may for her hoard,
Leaves ovidence--none Of the fact.
Her lucrative task she pupsues,
And pliers with SO much address,
That none of their odour they lose,
Nor charm by their beauty the less.
Not thus inofensiyely preys
The canker- worm, in-dwelling foe
His voracity not thus allays
The sparrow, the finch or the crow.
The worm, more expensivcly fed,
The pride of the garden devours
The birds pick the seed from the bed,
Still less to be spar'd than the fow'rs.
But she, with such delicate skill,
Her pillage so fits for our use,
That the chymist in vain with his skill
Would labour the like to produce.
Then grudge not her temperate meals,
Nor benefit blame as a theft
Since, stole she not all that she steals,
Neither honey nor wax would be left.
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NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, having been
w appointed by the hon. court of Probate, Of
the town OF Exeter, in the county of Washington,
commissioners to receive and examine the claims
gainst the estate of
BENJAMIN BENTLEY,
late OF Exeter, deceased, represented msolvent do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof allowed to the creditors of the said Es-
tate, to bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we shall attend for that purpose at WILL
LIAM GARDINER's inn, in Exeter, the second
Mondays in December, February, and April next.
JAMES CLARKE,
JEREMIAH G. NORTHUP,S ''"n''''0"e'''
All persons indebted to said Estate are re..
quested TO make immediate payment TO
RUTH BENTLEY, .4sirinistrGtrfr.
Exeter, Nov. 4, 1911. TN.2O1
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NOTICE.

THE Copartnership of VAUGHN
i & ALLEY, having expired, the Subscriber in-
tends to reside in this city, and will devote his time
to the COMMISSION BUSINESS in general.
DANIEL VAUGHN.
Charleston, S. C. Nov. 6, 1911:
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NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
W the Honourable Court of Probate. IF the town
OF jamestown, in the county Of Newport, Commis-
siorers to receive, examine and adjust the claims
against the estate Of
WILLIAM TEw,
late OF said jamestown, mariner, (missing and sup.
posed to be lost at sea,) represented insolvent-do
hereby give notice, that six month from the date
hereof allowed the creditors of said estate to
bring in and prove their respective claims and that
We viii, for that purpose attend at our respective
dwellings. ~
JOHN ELDRED,
THOMAS CARR, commissioners.
And all persons indebted 10 said estate. are 70.
questcd to make immediate payment to the subscr;.
Der, living in Chaclcstown.
JOHN rEw, jun. .sdsnin;sfrassr.
jamestown, Nov 4, 1911.
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FRESH GoolDs.
inst obened, and fsr sale,

Just opened, and tor sa!e,
ut p. o. RICHMOND Cash Store,
A extensive assortment of English and India
"A Goods--consistng Of
Superine aud low-priced Broadcloths and
Cassimeres, Of every description Sd and "a Pelice
Cloths, Of the newest patterns black, white, red,
and yellow Flannels; scarlet figured do. fine Bath
Coatines; coloured and white worsted Hosiery /;
Velvcts Prints, &c. great variety Of India Cot
tons first quality black and cooured Lustrings ;
do English and India Satins India Calicoes, OF
handsome patterns and bale Cottons, at oil per
yard, little damaged.
.flso--Sugar, Coffee, byson, hyson-skin,
and souehorg Tens, warranted Of the frs, quality,
by the chest or smaller quantity.
Ltkezoise--2 eases Cotton Balls, from No.
80 70 No lis. All Of which will be sold cheap, as
usual. Oct &
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FOR SALE, by the subscriber, WIND
- MILL, situated on jamestown, being in com.
piete repair and in every respcc, good any
IN the state. Attached to the Mill is Dwelling.
House. and a half an acre Of Land. The whole Of
which viii be sold on LIBERAL terms. Appyto
NATHAN MUNRO.
Jares,o.ga, sebt IS
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NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the town Of
TveTton, in the county of Newport, having appoint
ed the subscribers Commissioners to receive exam
Inc and adjust the claims Of the sredtors to the Es
tate Of
WILLIAM FISH,
late OF said Tverton, yeoman, deceased represented
insoivent; and six month from the first Monday I'm
october being allowed for that purpose. Notice is
hereby given that they will attend said business
AZ the house OF BENJAMIN HowLAsp, in Tiverton,
aforesaid, on the last Saturday of each month, dur
Ing that period
HOLDER ALMY, Iom"'s"'"e'S'
An persons indebted to said Estate are called up,
on TO make Immediate payment TO
WILLIAM CLIFFORD of westport
Tiverton, Oct 28, 1911. .3dminisfrator
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber intending a new ar
indebted to him, either by book account or note,
to call and settle without delay.
3. b. ROWLAND.
Newport, Dec. 3. 1911.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last Will and
4 Testament of Capt. ELISHA LAWTON, late
OF Newport, deceased, hereby give notice that they
have taken upon themselves that trust, BY giving
bonds, as the law directs. They therefore request
all persons having demands against said deceased's
Estats TO exhibit the same for settlement and all
those indebted to make mmdiate payment to
WILLIAM PRATT,
ABNER HATHAWAY Executors:
Newport, Aug. Z, 1911.
NoTE-The Subscriber, in consequence of living
out ct the State, has thought proper to authorize
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq. TO act in his stead relative
to the settlement of said Estate. Claims may there
fore be presented and payments made to him, or
MAJOR ABNER HArHAwAY.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911. GaI41
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I'm apprentice to the Printing Business
ssnnfeS al ,his Office. Jaiy l7.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appoint
ed by tile hon. court of Probate Of the town of Tiv
erton, in the county Of Newport, to receive and
anime and adjust the claims against the Estate of
GILES BENNET,
late of Tiverton, deceased, represented nsoiyent,
and hereby give notice that SIR months from the
date hereof allowed to the creditors Of said Us.
tate to bring in their respective claims, which will
be attended to every last Saturday, o'clock, p. M.
in each month, at the Dwelling-hous of Almy and
Manchesters.
5nMns hoansb mANoassrsR. Aksai cs"mis,'r.,
N. Il. All persons indebted tp said Estate are re-
questsd to make immediate payment to
TAYLOR DAVENPORT, >.3dniaistrdtor.
Tiverton, Nov. 5, 1911 CN20.I
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Con1ercjq} Line of MaR Stage,
3cfc.:0 Newhort and Boston.
7 GAFG Newport every Monday, wednesday and
H. Friday AZ O'Clock, A. ". aud arrive in Boston
s, , ~ Frme day. Leave Boston every tuesday,
Thu,sdayt and Saturday. At 4 o'clock, = NJ. and ar
nC- 'r alGwport a. ?. 81. same day
= q For che further accommodation Of The La
dcs .no GeHtlcmen who may travel from Newportto
Boston, or from Roston 20 Newport, the propuetors
0! r6, Commercial Line have established an Accom-
rod1$,on Stage 20 !eSye Newport every Tuesday,
IaIric y and Saturday, at O'clock, r. NJ and ar.
cFc i7 Boston at 8 O'Clock, NJ same day Leave
2o-rca every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8
2c'a,S. and src-yc III Newport, at o'clock
.. \ t.-ne day
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been ap-
- pointed by the Hon Court of Probate Of the
town OF Portsmouth, in the county of Newport, ONO
missioners to receive examine, and adjust the eaims
against the Estate Of
Col. BENJAMIN BROWNELL,
late ct Portsmouth, deceased, represented nsovents
do hereby give notice, that three months longer,
from the date hereof allowed to the creditors Of
said Esiate TO bring in their respective claims to ei-
ther OF the Subscribers, at their respective dwellings,
within the time aforesaid.
WILLIAM ANTHONY, }
eTeisH'S eEsheH Ml1ss rnsssofs' ss, Commissioners
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediac payment TO
THOMAS COREY, Jun. .qdr,inistrator.
Portsmouth, Oct. II, 1911: TO161
Nn'TICI
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TO LET,
A Convenient DwclIing-IIousc, IN spring-street,
4 = IN good repair. with large Garden, and
well OF good water For terms apply to
Nay IL THOMAS HUDSON, jun.
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NOllLi

~ IlE Subscriber having commenced the practice
Of Law, and havrg taken for office ore oi
the rooms lately occupi d by capt. NATHAN-
IzL SWEET, (resrly 0ppusile Gov. NARTIs's,) re-
specttu,iy solici,s thc pAtronsge of the pubiick.
rh"sa who may be Opposed TO employ him. shall re-
celve his unfelgned thanks and grateful ackrowl.
edgcneuts DcTEE J. PEARCE.
Anrll ).