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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07
,HVEN DOLLARS REwARD-Ran AWAY

EVEN DOLLARS REWhRD-Ran away from
- the Subscriber, living in Fuvanna about eight
miles above the Court House, on the Esd inst n
young negro Fellow by the name of Edmond. He is
about feet eight or nine inches high and about
nineteen years old, of yellow complexion with a
slight peck mark OH the left side of his nose. He is
an excellent ostler, very polite in his manneYs and
shows his teeth very plain when lie speaks lie
has Ia brother living in Orange belonging to Mrs.
Burnley, sister living in Buckingham belonging to
a1r: Archer Serugs, and brother living in Char
iottesVlile belonging to Doct. Everett 1t is probable
that he will visit some of those places, attempt TO
pass as freeman. He has heretofore attempted
to pass by the name of Edmond Scott. When he
abscondcd, he had on pair of blue yarn pantaoens
and a home spun shirt lie carried with him 5
coats, one coarse blue, Of Chambray and one of
striped homespun, also one India Cotton shirt pair
OF white pantaloons s. pair of fair top ots-his
other clothes are not recollcetcd Any persou who
will deliver ssid fellow TO the subscriber, or secure
him so that lie is got again, shall receive the ABOVE
reward, and all expencts be paid.
RICHARD WILLIAMSON.
Fluvanna, 25th July 1912 wien
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June 10

oTICE--That by virtue OF a Deed, in Trust.
executed by John G. Liltlepsge Esq to tie sub
scriber and others, shall Monday oath August
next, between the hours Il t2 g o'clock, beio-e
the front door of the Eagle Tavern, in this city, e,-
pose 10 sale by Public Auction to the highest Bidder
for ready money the following tracts pieces or par
cells OF land viz 227o in the County Of Fayette
and State of Kentucky, OH tine north side of the main
fork OF Lacking Greek, and surveyed for the said
Lttlepagc, on the 25th day of March 1856; 2060 a
eres in the county of Greenbrier, and state of Yir-
gina, on Glade Creek---IoS5 acres in the same
county on the head waters of Glade Greek s. also 4
acres in the same county, between Giademan' SON
aures creek, and which said three last raeiisioned
tracts OF land, were granted to the said Littepae
assignee OF VIM Frog, by patents from the Com
monwealtl, OF Virginia Bearing date, each, on the
18th day of July 1896 much hereof, as may
be necessary TO raise the following sums of money
secured 10y said Deed, in favor of Robt. T. Hooe
and Rlchd Harrison, 10 wit, the interest upon lg3-
t5S-5d at the rate of five per centum, per annum to
be computed from 50th Nov. 1857, to the Cd June
l7oi, also li3-l5S-5d principal money, with like
interest thereon from the day last mentioned and
alsoG 90 Sc, together with the necessary and
charged attending the creation and executions of this
trust.
SAM'L. M'CRAW, Trustee.
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PIT TsFIELD, July 25.
TIE roIcg OF JORN .qDa.uS.


The following extract Of letter from the venerable
Patriot, the late President of the u States, MIR
ADAMS, to Eikanah Watson, Esq. of this town.
is deserving the respectful consideration of every
d'spassionate American. The original is left in
this ohce for the inspection of any person.
"Quincy, JHLy 6, 1912.
Z" DEAR SIR,
81 have received the favour Of your let
ter OF the eSth last month"; which has revived the re-
collection of our former acquaintance in France.
England and Holland, as well as in several parts of
ourown country. 49,.
think with you, that it is the duty of every con-
s;derate man to support the national authorities in
whose hands, soever they may be, though will not
say whatever their measures may be.
L o your ausion TO the war, l have nothing to
say, but that it is with surprze that hear it pro-
hounced, not only by newspapers, but by persons in
authority, ecclesiastical and civil, unnecessary war
that the declaration of il was altogether unexnect
ed, sc.
How it is possible that a rational, social or a
moral creature say that the is anjust, is to
me utterly ncomprehensible.
I" How 1t be said to be unnecessary, is very
mysterious. have thought it both Just and necessa-
ny for five or six years
s. How it can be said to be unexpected, is another
wonder have expected it more than FIVE & twen-
ty years, and have had great reason to lie thankful
that 1t has been postponed SD long. / saw such
spirit in the British Islands, when | resided in
France, in Holland, and in England ITSELF that ex
pected another war much sooner than it has hap
pened was so impressed with the idea, that ex-
pressed TO Lord Landsdowne formerly Lord Shell
bourne, an apprehension that his lOrds,ip would
live long enough to be obliged to make, and that
should live long enough to another peace made,
between G. Britain and the United States of Ameri
ca His lordship did not live long enough to make
the peace, and shall rot probably live to see il
put have lived to see that must be followed
by peace, il the war is not eternal.
Our Agricultural Societies may not be so much
regarded, but the great interest of Agriculture will
diminished he war lam will
be promoted.
"The Minister at St. Petersburg will be inform
ed of your opinion of the utility Of some bushels of
Siberian Wbest, not kiln dried"
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"a OTICE-In conformity with the provisions con.
a famed ~ deed Of trust, executed 10 me by
George Wiley, 10 indemnity Fleming Russel, I sgajl
on Monday Sd day OF August next, before the door
"i the Court House Of Ilcnrco County, expose 10
sale by public auction to the highest bidder, for rca
dy money, one half acre lot Of land, more or less.
w'th the Improvements thereon, lying in the Town
OF Hanover, being the same which was formerly
owned by Jobs Parker, and was BY lin and wifi.
sold and conveyed. TO the said Wiley--1 proceeds
~ sale, to be applied agreesby TO tie directors of
the said tract.
Jaly o. ~Iew
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07

3 gAN-AWAY last night from the Subscribcr,
y 4 POOL negro Aian about IS OF 10 years of
age, about feet or inches high, rather i,esly-
walks with his feet rather far anagt, OF his up
per teeth, next to the fore.tootn, is broken o he
IS Negro rather OF the rcd cast, and smells very
oien,ive when frightened, or made angry. lie was
purchased from the Estate of Mr.. Tankar,i-He
has mother living in about Richmond, aud a
sister in tic neighlourhond that did belong to The
Estate ii Nr, Cowey, deed. ltis believed, lac viii
Turk about Richmond. 4 liberal reward in adIi-
ton 80 what tie law allows, is offered, ii taken aud
secured, that he can be recovered rs the owner.
MATTHEW CLAY,
OF PiGsyIyania county, Virginia
July 90. If
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E<'lFTY DOLLARS VEWARD--Iansway from
n the subscriber in March l91i nulatto man.
slave by the name Of Garland. A Black .s,niu, by
trade he is about five feet eight or nine inches high
Rather slim made, about twenty three Years ofaec-
he was raised ~ King William County in the estate
0t w lliiam Breedlovc deed. aud in which neghbor.
hood he has number OF Acqnaintauces. Also he
has relations near King and Queen Court House
where II is believed lac is luring. An persons are
hereby torwarned FROM harlouiing or employing
the said slave at their per---b,ing 80 long runa.
way, his clothing cannot be asoertaned. The above
reward will be paid to any person who will snrre.
bend il'c said slave & secure him in any jail so that
get him again.
REUBEN MANSFIELD.
Aibemarle County, July 2i w6wp
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~ virtue of deed OF trcst executed to the sub
scriber, by Carter Beverley, on the cath day of
May, 1910, and now of record in the Honorable Ge-
neral Court OF this Commonwealth, for the purposes
therein mentioned, will be sold, at Public Auction,
tor ready money, on Tuesday the 18th day of next
month, before the door of the Eagle Tavern, in the
City OF tiShmond, the following tracts or parcels of
land III the County of Cupercr, to wit-two parcels
adjoining each other, supposed 10 contain about FIVE
hundred acres, called the Mountain Run tract pur-
chased by the said Carter Beverley, of Charles Car
ter, subject tn the dover life estate of Mrs Cat
lett-Aiso, that valuable tract in the said county,
Known by the name the EILwood tract, devised to
the said Carter Beverley, by his late father Robert
beverley, Esq of B.andaei!, subject however to two
prior mortgages, one TO Byrd beverley, the other
TO James Jett. By the terms of the trust deed the
Mountain Run tract is be first sold-the snbscri-
Der will convey such title only, lie has under the
said deed.
VIM. C. WILLIAMS.
July 10. tbs
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Il ESOWE LOTS FOR SALE.-The commission
Il ers appointed BY an act of the last General AS
sembly to lay off Town at Meekenburg Court
House, Virginia, will offer for sale to the highest bid
der ON the premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House OF the town of Boydton,
laid out pursuant TO authority, on Monday the Sc.
venteenth day of August next, being court day
the sale viii continue from DAY to day until al! the
lots are sold. Terms of sale, Bonds with approved
security for the payment of the purchase money on
the Goth March 1878, IL, and 5
THE COMMISSIONERS. g.
June 10. ids
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(BY AUTHORITY Or THE STATE OF
MARfLAND.)
SCHEJfE OF TIE

$4,000 tickets ut Ten DoEiayg each $3.50 ooe
CASH PRIZES
Subject to a deduction o. fifteen. per cent.
Stationary pri5-s as fotEozs.
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
The next 1900 DO IS
do Ticket after tie COO blanks 5000
First drawn. ticket the 18th AID until the 2s,h
ri,t DO asth to ssh (ezeePtng te 100 Tickets.
he sad ten prizes 10 consist of the rube re from,
to 1000 inclusive, each hundred o. the SAID 1000 ~
be one prize, the first drawn hundred or lowest n,ii,,-
Der Tor the e5th day, ana regularly ascending e
Che 35th.
First drawn ticket on IT,. 35th $500
Do. 35th To- A1st SEQ
Do. 4lst TO 5Oth inclusive 1000
DO. 55th day $1,000
Tie Prise tooks to coasis: of .No2. l n 1000
The object contemplated 10 be accomplished ~
the above scheme, is eIanentiy entitled TO Che a.t
anSpatronage ct the citizens Ut Baltimore. The es.
Enlistment ~ Medical College viii unouesiimalIr
have benefciSl influence or the general Iterary
character oil our city-on it perhaps may be heresf.
ter ensraited the other Colleges aud thus an unise,
sty be constituted.
IL will however i've us ether important advantages
1T VIII promote spirit of investigation in the fs,
cuy 1t VIII induce young Of talents TO establish,
themselves IN our city, and thereby permanently SEQ
cure to this community the best aid that can be af
iorded by the medical profession. 1t may also h..
proper To remark, that il this school should nrosrer
as is anticipated, will large sums to be exn.n
ed annually in this city, which would otlerwsa he.
disbursed in other places.
we presume thai those gentiemen who are anxi-
Gus Tor the advancement OF the interests of EaIt.
more. VIII give us their support on the above consi
deration5 '
10 thoss who are inclined to profit themselves a.
the same time that they encourage us--we conf
IDENTITY say, that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in tl,
country. N-''
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
Is now drawing in the city Of Baltinore--An tho
high PIXIES still! in the wheel
Present piee OF Tickets, Sil so, but will soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places (post
pad) inclo'ng the cash, addressed to either of tha
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices in
Baltimore, will be Immediately attended to-
KEARNY WHARTON, Soutl-st
PHILIP III. NJCKLIN, No. 2O2, Markets.
D. l. COHEN, jun + Medical College Lottery
Office, No,1iO Matket-st.
n: %. SIPS If each dey's dyaqp,n.T are reg1.larly
published and viii bc forwarded TO those WHO nav
apply. E
baitiinore' July 2. 2awt1sOct,
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wM. MARSHALL, CHI.


n CTOE.-By virtue OF the foregoing decree,
~ WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, Thursday the 9Th day of August
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, the
property embrsesd in the said decree, upon the
terms therein EXPRESSED, yiz-Dics judy, and their
eh.idrdn, Suekey and Lucy and Sam, Aggey aud
Their children, Seceondy, Mourning, Edmonia, Lew
is, Bienheim and his wife Phis and children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Iarmey and his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Wi!iari, Lewis-Al-
SO, the library of law and other books, of which a
list viii be produced: likewise the furniture, con-
sstinS OF beds, blankets, Sheets house liner, and
ther furniture, the plate ofthe said Randolph on
s,sting OF silver cup, silver coffee pot, tea ditto,
90. sugar dish, silver walters, six dozen sily er
spoons large and small, carpets, china, one coach, 1
Phaeton, two horses.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Com'r.
June SO. 4w
nF The aforementioned sale is postponed until
Tuesday the goth Ost. next.
GEO. GREENHOW, Cenl'r.
July eS. wtd,
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IN PURSUANCE of a resolution of the Common
q Hall for the city of Richmond, Notice is hereby
gwen that petition will be presented to the next
Gencrel Assembly OF Virginia praying that aa act
may pass aItl,orising the Common Hall of said CITY
to lease Or otherwise dispose Of the Commons be-
longing to said CITY.
N. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain IF the CITY 81 Riehmond.
July 2s. ON
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QJ A Camp meeting will be at Providence meet
ng house in Chesterfield County about one mile
from the upper gate on the Manchester Turnpike
on Tuesday the 18Th 81 Angi7t in place of Thurs
day the 2Oth heretofore appointed under the s0-
periutendapee Of the Rerd. Philip Brncc, p. r.. Me-
herrin District-the period Of its duration efbra-
cling the Fast-Day appointed by the President OF the
u. States.
July 2S. ifo
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RRUGs x MEDICINES--Tbe subscriber res.
4 , peetfuy informs his friends aud the pubic
that lac has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs Fitzwbylsonn * Potters and near the corner
of the street leading from the main street 10 May
os bridges general and well selected assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which lie offers for
sale on reasonable terms for cash or acoeptances in
town.
JOHN MeMARA.
July 10. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07
July 10.

VIE fourteenth drawing Of the ninety number
= Lottery took place at the Capitol on the 14th
INST when the following numbers Came out. viz.
~, IL, I6, So, al.
July II.
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I'll VI tCE~-Sooks for receiving further sulscyip-
- uohs TO the tnau OF eleucn millions of dol-
feFS Tor the use oitle Dnited States authorized hy
the act OF Congress OF March IL 1879, via be omen
eel on the 3teehfh day of the pesenr month Of july
at The Hdnk NJ Virginia, Cor a sum not exceeding
one hHaarea thousand dOIiuys which books viii
continue open tor receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours Of transactinc business nj the sa;a
Bank, until the said sum of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed or public rso.ic..
shall be given oftle subscription being closed.
Terms Of fhe Lar.
l. 1 he whole amOint subscribed shall be paid ~
The time Of spbscribing-and for such amDunt ri .
Cashier OF the said Bank shall give 4 Certi6cnte :,
witch, upon being surrendered at tie Loan Office OF
ire state oil Virginia, shall ente The subscriber Il,
receive from the Commissioner OF Loans n eer,ii-.
cate o. certificates ~ capital funded stock heo,i,,
intetcs tro'l tic following dates respectively, tlas
is To say
From the jFrst dy Of August next, on all sab
scriptinns rnTie from tue 18Th dav of J,ly IN ths.
5th day Of August nel,siyeIy.
From the %'s. diy Of Ssbtsplber next on all
subscriptions made fvom the 10Th day of August IL,
tie 10th day pi September nclusiveiy.
From the fret day NJ Octo6er nert, on all sub
tic 18th day OF Oct Der inclus;yclv
winch certificates n funded capital took z,aiT n,
iSsue@ ~ SUNK ozone hundred, four hundred, one
thousand, four thousand or ten thousand d5Iarq-
at the option O! the pro?rc;or and shall be t.,os.
terrab'e ny thc creditors or their attoynes dt,iy
e9natituted, at tiig tgcas,y and Liam Offices ss
Peeuyely, M the same mauner rs the present fun
.eu "eDt o. ne C"ted St,ics, and ia pursuance &c
The rules which have been or which NAV be estal,-
hshel relative TO tie trapfcr Of the said debt.
&. alter The last LAY of December in the year nne
ousa"d eight hundred and twea, four & ,fter ref-
s'naSle notce tn the creditors which shall te given
by advertisement in some rnhr r,e,rspor,ot I,ri.
ted at the seat Of the government Of the T. State.
the said capital stock shall be redecmsb'o at thS
Pleasure Of the United Slates, Ly the reimburse
mcnt ot the whole sum which may, ut thlt time.
stand credited 60 any propr.cetor on tbe looks of
the Treasury or Of the Loan-D Iiccs respectively.
ALBEKf tAII.ATlN,
-. Secretary 81 sh. Tyeasary
Treasury Department, .iniy g. tt5Cici,
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b WIZ Rent that most agreeable, HEALTHY, SIC
2 Far'n, adjoining tl.c town, aud about one I'D
from thc centre OF Business, late lie proper, OF ttr.
l. H. Girardil,. The HuncrU'is advarta aff,,-dS
AM on spnt thus situated n4'd 'ot Le dcteicA -
th'y will DC duly appreciated ~ !i,osd ncnire TO
rent Tie terms win DC moleigic. aad made known
% application to
RO GREENGOW.
July %. i'm
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& h II u Il 8,
of a',npst crcry description,
ron SHE ar rms OFFyOE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-30
7 hirlY Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living III
1 = Alexandria, on Wednesday evening
the 24th instant, a Negro Man Slave, named
BEN, about FIVE feet ten inches his h, strai 5ht
made, well proportioned, black skin, Iarps
lips and features, large feet, and about thirty
years Of age; has been accustomed to House
work, and principally to that of dining
room servant, which he performs well. He
had with him variety Of clothing, parlicus
larly SUIT of blue cotton and of broom cot,
ton As he claims for his wife, NegroWo.
man, named Heuy, belonging to Mr VIM.
fowle Of this town who has one child. and
who absconded some time ago from her
master, and is sail to be in Talbot county.
Mary land, it is probable he will endeavor to
SO there. 1t is believed he took passage in
an eastern shore vessel which sailed on Wed.
nesday or Thursday last Any person wbo
vii apPrehend and secure the said Negro.
SO th1t get him again, shall receive the a.
bove Reward and all ypenses, and if brought
and delivered to me in Alexandra shall also
BE- paid all reasonable charges of bringing
HIM home.
Edmund |. Lee.
June %
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SUGAR. COFFEE MOLASSES &c:
70 Hhds. : New-Orleans & Hayanna Masco-
10 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Havana do
10000 ID. Loaf s Lump do
10000 l5. Green Porto Rico * ST. Domingo
Coffee
50, Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Run1
50 barrels Northern Do.
so do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst, qaality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmento of Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King end Fairtar Streets.
April 6. If
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mo. 1886
FOR SALE
NOTICE.

T$HE Members of the Washington Soci-
B ETY. OF Alexandra, arc hereby notified,
that regular stated Meeting Of the said So.
cicty viii he held at MIR TripIett's City Ho.
tel, in Alexandra, on Saturday next the
fourth of July, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
Tor the transaction of business.
The Society will move in procession at
II o'clock to the Presby erian Church, where
the Valedictory Address of president Wash.
ington te the People of the United States
will be read by Member of the Society,
G. Deneale, Sec'ry.
June 81 "
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NEW TEAS. &c.

JOSEPH 1EA.NDEVILLE, corner Of Kins
and Fajyar streets, has recejved and Jor
sale,
so quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Tyson Ska and
Souchong Teas, of the latest impo't,-
tons, principally the Leda's very, 81.
perior cargo.
80 hhds. n. Orleans and West India Sugars,
90 boxes Salad Oh,
10 do. Marbled and White Soap, OF choice
qualify.
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorce Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
May 27
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NOTICE.

7e@m Withers S Co.
TTAVE removed to the NEW 8KICh
STORE in the square above their Tor
mer residence, next door to a. lynn
where they are opening Gust arrived large
supply Of British, French, India, Russia ana
American GOODS, which they offer Whole
sale or retail on she best terms tor Cash. Oh
to punctull Customers.
A Mi 80
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Raj Fort Nsne. &C,
I SEPH Vaudeville.
c3iaer Of King and FaiJar Streets,
His rex SHE,
% qa4ter Casks full bodied Red Port
years old, aud warranted genuine as
Imported,
/ p,Ros' l1urdockg Co.'S Old L..
/ p Madeira.
10 haf pipes, sur,o.i., Yin.
5 PIPES,
10 Aalfdo. TenerBe do.
"a .qIarter Casks,
81 cases fine cid Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
40 Coz. Hilbert and Cos. old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
700 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual.
april 97.
Vines, Sugars, Teas, Fruits, &c
JOSEF = II. W4.AsDEVILLE,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
or Madeira, Sherry Lisbon, Tener!ffc and
Port Wine, by retail
cosnac, Peach and Apple Brandy
40 Of. ca Ks Tenerif'e ard Malaga Wine
10 hhds antigua Rum
30 hhds n Orleans and West India SUI
gar, different qualities
$3.50 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar
2 hhds good retailing Molasses
leo Gags Coffee, green and white
10 .sacEs Liverpool Blown Salt
81 lr. chess and boxes SUPERIOR qualify
Is4s, Of this years importation, con
sistlne Of Guppowder, lMpelial, Hy-
son, Z. Hyson and Skin
SO boxes Lemons
50 h}uscadal and pioom Raisins
100 bags soft and hard shel'd fresh Al
monds
20 bags Figs
500 cams Writing and Wrapping Paper
10 bbls Old 4th Proof {Vhiskey
50 bbs Common froof do.
- Demijhus
50 boxco evsr>-. ar,d Hir'1 candles
so do Brown Soap
ALSO,
800 Gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety of other articles in the Gro
Gerry Line.
Nav 3
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The Emporium

OF THE
ARTS AND SCIE Noes,
A NEW, ELEGANT AID VALUABLE PERIODICAL
WORK, CONDUCTED BY
JOHN REDMAN COKE, M. ID.
Professor Of Chemistry in the University q
Pennsylvania
AND PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT 8 PER ANN
THE first number is just received orna-
meptcd with handsome engraVingS, and ready
for delivery TO Subscribers.
The admirers Of the Arts and Sciences are
invited to view this very beautiful specimen
of both: the intention of which is to promote
and extend every species of useful knowledge
in the Upited States. at this time peculiarly
interesting, when we are unhapplly cut OFT by
commercial restriction, from all intercourse
with the European world.
A Prospectus of the work and conditions OF
publication, may be seen with the Subscriber,
who is authorised to receive subscriptions.
James Kennedy, SEN
June Is uA
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Edmund I. Lee.
June %

Wants a situation as House
keeper middle aged Woman, of good chg-
racter. For further particulars, apply ct
this Office
June Is st