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PROVIDENCE, April 4.

Arrived at this place, the ship Neptune,
captain Hopkins, in % days from DlePpe,
where she had been detained l8 months, not
withstanding the pretended repeal of the De-
crees of Berlin and Milan. She was taken on
her passage home from London, in ballast, by
French privateer, and carried into the port
of Dieppc, where she has been waiting tor
trial The captors, at length, not being able
to bring on the trial, and tired of paying the
triAmg expenccs ofthe vessel and crew, which
by law they were obliged to do, determined to
give her up, and by compromise made with
the captain, she was accordingly released by
the council Of prizes Captain Hopkins. who
has been several times to Paris, and is well ac-
ouainted with the different captains and SUI
percareoes of vessels detained iii the different
ports Of France, and who is acquainted with
the different cases, declares, that to his certain
knowledge, there has never been single yes
sci cleared by the court at Paris, in conse-
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qnence Of the repeal oftbe ~.
lin /! and Milan, during the time e q d Be,
ton in France. Several Amcv; ms tq.r.
had, however, been liberated bv e 'esst,
with the captors, which comm, :, e0npeai,.
sanctioned BY the council q muse hadb ,,J
without reference to tic deere ,'1Vs at poa,f
In the Neptune came Pass ~ - !!peYlq,'
Prince Allen, and the crew # ean.a
met captured by The French and i l".. brig G.
the port :, OF fecamp, also Mr Bcp;s IAN vA =
Jun. OF Boston, bearer Of despa,cII a,.la 81
escellency Joel Barlow, ESQ. m;n SS's len Ii
tentiAry OF the United States to +. pl5gl..
France to the Secretary Of State ''' c'OA&
AmorS other American vessels A..
France, v,ls the ship Acaslus, Wm '"' n j
master, witt. cargo of tobacco fr NJ Icnq
Point, Games River belonging 10 B cn V,yl
Tonningen; w'2se release Mr. B,r I,u'h 10
endeavoring to ch%ct, Threatening fsn ', ~. W.
Hopkins says it svaA rctortedJ to con v@pe'
the communications made TO his govern "'''
relative to the repeal Of the Berlin sra Ny,
DEGREES if that ship was ,'1ot liberated '' III
Hornet was at Cherburg detAined for y, D. .n'
lows dispatches. "4''
An immense force was moving from p.,,..
TO the north of Europe, the obiect to e,t, ,s
the continental, now called in France flo 'r n
versal system. The Emperor, it was re, s','
ed, would leave Paris shortly to Join the s, .,'
Mr.. Barlow was still negotiating ION tbe 81
ult. with the Duke of Bassano, and contirr ~
to flatter himself that the French coyermn.
would enter into some commercial arr,,,a
ments; but the Americans generally, in Franz.
were apprchensive nothing would be DONE
NICHOLAS HOPKINS
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NETWORK, April E.

We congratulate the friends of commer,s
on the non-arrival of the embargo bill yves.
terday's mail. This will enable those vbo
are shipping, to get off their property in poo!
season. This city for three days aid ng hs
has exhibited a hustle heretofore unpreceden.
ed. About loo sail of vessels have been lead.
ed and sailed. Had the city been enyeoptd
in flames, property could not have beenm9rcd
off with greater expedition.
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Commercial Dishatch.-Among the nsng
vessels, which have prepared for sea, sincel5,
news of the projected Embargo, nohe perhaps
have been dispatched more eXpediiousy than
the ship Orbit, captain Bool.
The Orbit arrived from Liverpocla week
ago yesterday; and early in the week uDbeH
her sails, laid by her cables, and completely!
prepared to remain month in ordinary. On
Thursday afternoon, she began to discharge
her Lallast, bend her sails and prepare to load
And yesterday morning, she sailed again fFI
Liverpool, with full Cargo Of MERlyo v9.h
Cotton and fishes /; and in all probability she
will be among the first to announce cur hnl'
barge in England.
April :.
The ship Lady Madison, captain Sg'ar'
arrived within the Hook Oh Friday Sa;,.A Is
days from Liverpool. On Saturday she cane
up, and at noon anchored in the North HE't,
opposite Gibbet Islahd She had on Oo@a
$50 tons Of iron, which was discharged "a
lighters and received a cargo oil asNes 10
val stores, cotton, &c. cleared, and s&tTa !
gain for Liverpool yesterday afternoon I"a
the time of her leaving Liverpool, to us u %.
of her again clearing out and sailing l0F n'
port, comprising only the unexamPIeo Sr ,.
of three weeks. She will probably priv"
her voyage in 40 days. c,,,5
The ships Honcstus for LlreFPoo!' u,ao
Sachem for Lisbon, Cornelia iov LN1 " J;s
Tom Hazard for do. Maria Theresa io' U"a'
Rebecca for Gibraltar, Alert tor co. A's .s,,
ander for Eurora, and several briggs x p' md
commenced loading yesterday h'o , - rom.
sailed in the evening. AID examp1 O ~ IN
mercial despatch perhaps unpFe,11tu'''t%p
the annals of the WORLDLY I. IN''' NV
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AMONG WHICH ARE
Baftas, Gurahs, Sonhas, Cossas, Mamoodies,
AIiabad Choudagarys, Emerties, Swans,
Company Long Cloths Checks,
Madras pattern Hankerchiefs, Seersuckers,
Sooty Romals, Custas, Company Bandannos,
Gilla Handkerchiefs, Kermechie ditto,
Chintzes, Black Silk Handkerchief,
Check Lustrings, Sewing Silks,
Russia Sheeting, Do Diapers, Ravens Duck,
London super6ne Cloths,
Yorkshire DO. and seconds,
Casimeres, Berlins and Stockinetts,
Chiutz Furniture, Cambria Dimities, sc. sc.
Most of the Calcutta Goods are fine.
Catalogues will be delivered and the goods
ready for examination, on Tuesday the 2lst
inst.
Baltimore, April 9--ll dt2lAp
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BOAT FOUND.

BOAI FOUND.
Was picked up adrift between
Swan Point and Blackstope's Island, by Capt.
Dye Of the brig Eliza, a Batteaux. The own
CT nay have 1t By proving property and pay
ing the cost Of this advertisements, on applica-
ton TO Capt. Chadwick on board The Schr. Mi
nerSar, lying atColenlan's Wharf.
April 10. 3t*
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WASHINGTON CITY, April .,

w Ao1IINu O1' - hos accept
We understand Gen. Dearborn W. Cor the
ed the command of the army deStl"e" ,.sioe
north, and is making arrangements 40 Of tAe
concentrating and organizing the 'F0'p'
additional military establishments
WILLIAM HULL, Esq. now G .'s5 Bsi.
the territory of Michigan, is app0'Tp4I'es States
orr uad;er General in the army Of the T. 0.-.,
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CONGREsS.
!" Thou arta leaky vessel, susannah,"
said my uncle Toby
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WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
AT the Warehouse of MIR. Samuel Williams,
No. 10, Bowley's wharf, Baltimore,
AT AUCTION ON WED.NES DAY,
THE 22d APRIL,
-4So BALES & CASES
Calcutta, Canton, Russia and
other Goods +;
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If the government were really resolved to
go to war, and manfully to put forth the
strength of the country in avenging her
wrongs * asserting her rights, 1t would be the
duty Of all good men patiently to bear an en-
barge, or any loss or privation, which should
materially contribute to bring about the de-
sired effect. But those who lay the embargo,
and distress the country, have no such object
in view An embargo has once been tried
for fifteen months-and let the farmer, the
mechanick, and the merchant say what has
been gained by it either to individuals or the
nation. 1t answered the personal views. and
eIectioneering projects OF men in power, at
the expense of honest industry, and it is now
intended to accomplish the same objec again
by hidin}s the shame, and concealing the dis
grace of Nose who have brought themselves
into a situation from which they dare not ad.
vance like lnen, and cannot openly retreat,
notwithstanding the contempt OF ali mankind.
Behind an embargo they hope to escape with
out observation, md care not at what expense
to the people their own impunity shall be par
chased. lea.
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,


OFFERS FOR sale,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, IN
hhds and bbls.
Loaf and brown sugar, in do do.
Best green Coffge in bags and bbls.
Molasses in hhds. and bols.
Cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry BOUNCE
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls and Common do.
Madeira Lisbon, TeneriRe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Hyson, Y. Fyson and Hyson Skin
Tea Of superior quality
Goshen Cheese In casks
Chocolate No. l and No. 5 in boxes & per 10
Brandywine (iunpowdcr and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candies and Soap in boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond nanuf ctured tobacco, small twist,
Best Cayindis do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spionin Cotton in bales
AImoads * sesl Muscadcl Raig1ns IN boxes
Pepper, ilaento, Cinnamon, Gloves ano
Nutmegs
Copperas, >Iadder, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Iegaing Lines and Trace Ropes
BestPhila5elpbia Mustard inbottles &per I'D
Indie lwipe
Roe iuutke9chiefs
Low ed Black s. Colored Morocco SHOES
HeSs.aes, Sh4d siackerel and Codtlsh
Cur Naus Of all sizes
Hair sifters
Snuff ii bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Clover Seed, and
Fest SupeFfne Flour
Marc 9
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I, TEN SERMONS,

BY JAMES NJ UIR, u. u.
IRE uo4v PUBLISHING BY Co47oM q S4S|AR9'
on the following Subjects, vlz.
No. lon the signs Of the times
No. H-On repentance, detailing the casa-
nifty at Richmond.
No. III--Fe,ix trembling.
o.IV--God's claim upon the young
No. y--Religions recommended to youth
rom the in6rmities attending old age.
No. vI-The effusion of the Spirit on the
dav Of Penticost, glorious confirmation Of the
gospel .ao,r;n, 70 Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings; , ~,
better covenant securing TO believers spiritual
blessings o.onoc+er
No. IX--Life and Immortality ofoush' -
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Aeeee,ess'
Those wishing to possess the above oefh'ohs
will please. to call and subscribe -,
as The two first are row published anu AM
ready for MISUNDERSTANDING are respect
fully requested to call or7send for them
April27
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NOTICE.
For RENT,

Possession TO Be gf0en he 2otb Jt''ae nent, 5,
FEyHAT Commodions Three = W, Drl -
& DWELLING HOUSE & GAhp 'i,i
On Duke Street, built by Elisha Janney' anu
at present occupied by R. B, Lee, Esq FOR
terms apply 20 RICHARD az Sco97:
N. Ellicott.
April so. o'~o1n'
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BENJAMIN May, COMPLAINANT, IN
Us. CHdh-
JOHN FosTER's Executor, Defendant4J Gerry.
In this case few of the Credl-

in this case few OF the Credl-
tors have exhibited their claims, notwithstand-
ing the notice which was repeatedly published
In this paper between the 18th and 25th OF
February last The persons who have failed
to produce their claims, and whose names are
mentioned in the proceedings and orders en-
tered on record in this suit, are William Stew
art, William Buckler, Thomas Gilliat, John
Gadsby, Samuel Greenhow, aud May and
Fosters Assignees.
The above named persons, and aid others
interested, are hereby notified, that on Mon
day the lst day Of June next, at 10, A. M. l
shall proceed in the several matters referred;
on or before which day they are required to
produce their claims, and evidence in support
of the same.
Colin Auld. NJ. c.
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E,rvan TIampson & Co.


Bryan HampSon &Co.
H40E ON HAND, AND FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. & so Bbls. New-Orleans and Ha-
vanaah Muscoyado Sugars,
$4,000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hhds retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
30 do. Northern do.
pipes best Madeira,
4 do. Sicily Madeira,
8 do. Lisbon, W1NES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Claret,
SO lbs Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pimento,
SO kegs Rice and Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment of other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April Is. d
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NOTICE.

TESHIS day Dissolved, by mutual consent
b the Cohartnersh1tof I'Kaightts Stezoa1T.
All those, Indebted to said concern, are re-
.questedto make immediate payment to Charles
~ Knig.At, who is fully authorised to receive
the same and to settle ali the business of said
Charles Midnight,
John Stewart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

STAUNTON hCADEIY--The Trustees o.
~ Stauuton Academy have oonided the manage
memt ofthst institution TO bartholomew Fuller and
Littlcton Waddell, Esqrs. The capacity aud cor
rect department ct these gentlemen, qualify them
in eminent degree for that station.
Inthe Stauntpn Academy will he taught Reading,
Writing, common Arithmetic s. English Gran nla T.,
at SS the session, or term OF I've months; the La
tin and Greek Languages, Geography, with the nee
OF the globes, Natural aud- Moral Philosophy, AS
tronomv, Bellies Lettres. and Logic, at s 10 the ses-
les including the art OF Fqitihcation and Gu0nery,
SIS the session-the tuition fees 10, be psid in
adv encc. :" &c.
Young Gentlamen, de,Tous Of becoming acquairft-
ed With any one Of the following br,ruches, may be
instructed ia such branclC separately, by paying the
annexed fces-Use Of the Globes, S3io Book-kesp-
ing, Stt; Surveying, geo; Gusging, practically,
3 20; -Forthoaton andSiunnery, S 40. -
Bosftlng and lodging may be had ia gcntecl Gam
iics At 40 doara The session, exclusive OF fire wood
aud BUNDLES. 81 -t-
The sessions will COMMENCE on the 18th OF Mcy
| and on The ST, ofNov. in every year
The Trustees, oon,iderng the healtfibess of
Stnnntcn, the calacit, Of the reeiters, and the at
tention Which they IN The habit of paving to the
morals Of their pupils, feel confident that the insti-
tuioh viii merit considerable portion of the public
patronage. =. s.,s., ~ T..
John Wsyt, Esqr. has been appointed Treasurer +,
fothe purpose, OF collecting aud receiving, in adj
vance, the Fution fees Of this Academy, whose d..
ty It shall be to grant receipts for any monies
which he may receive for that purpose and no
Scholar wiz be admitted until siei receipt is obtain
ed. as to be Produced the professors or either
of them. .s'S
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec,y TO TIE Boa,d.-
Staunton, June 1G. ct
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I'm CHANCERY.--In Louisa county court, May
Il nth, 1912.
Joseph Ess,eston, John Lipsoomb, Elizabeth Bib,
John Bibs, Ursh Tate and James Mc(;chee, secu.
Eities for ~ iiiiam Philips, Plaintiffs.
N AGAINST .t.sB
James Winston, John Tate. Benjamin Bib and
Agnes lis wife, Samuel Hill aud Nancy his wife,
Rice Tate, William Tate, Enos Tate and Mary his
wife, Rachael Tate Enos Tate, jun. Jano Tate, Su.
Tate, Robert Tate, Jesse Tate, and Benamin
Tate, - Defendants.
The defendants Robert Tate and Jesse Tate, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing the satisfaction of the
eoart that they not Inhabitants of this state,
she motion Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel If is
ordered, That the defendants Robert Tate aud Jes-
es>Tate, do appear here on the second Monday in
August next and the plaintiffs bill, and that
=eopy Of ;'is order be FORTHWITH inserted in one OF
the newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
sgnt weeks successfully, and published at the front
door of the courthouse in this county court
day. 49,: s.5
A copy. Teste, r. s.-u
NIcAoLAs J epoNpE1TEH, BE.
june 10. wswp
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yAywENrY DOLLARS REwARn-.1,hs ,boua

PENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--T'hc above
~ reward win be paid 20 any person who will
giing to the Subscriber, to Burwell and LAWS
gommission Merchants, in Manchester, a RED
= uokoCCO POCKET BOON, which was this day
rst between Manchester and three miles from there
on the Petersburg road. The sail Pocket Book
contained $50 DOLLARS. Eleven Ten dollar
notes, andeisht hve dollar notes, aud four notes Of
SAND one on James Johnson, another on Philip
Dedmond, another on ZscIarish Shackleford, and
she other On Vaughan the amounts not Tecol-
Iected. There were also four letters, likewise,
receipts to considerable amount one IN JolIn
.: tavenscroi, OF Lunenburg, 10 John NJ Yates
81 Aeckienburg, Mrs. Mary ID. lIamblen of Al me-
ua, o. tie last to Miss Mary Goode of Meckien-
burg; Que bond given by Thomas Edmonds, OF Ed
honuson, ot Lun''rburE, toa Mr.. Quarles OF Bruno
Tick, assigned to VIM. Yates Of Dnwi,idie and from
Sai tstes 20 John w. liiggnbotliam, late of Meek
ienourg, the amount originally for thirty dollars
probably u has credit of few doIIars--The above
seward be given To any person who will return
enc SAID pocSet book with It's contents when lost
-.t r"' HENRY BURWELL.
Mscklenburg county, june 18Th, 1919. If
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Their the views Of ambition, VI. disafTection
1 deem Unnecessary to say, that my conduc,
upon that occasion wax actuated by far diff
ferent motives.
However necessary, at this momentous
juncture of our national affairs, a union a
mony the advocates for resistance to the ty-
ranny and aggressions of the nations of Eu-
rope might be, could not justify it to my
own conscience to be instrumental i'm produ-
cling that union by the adoption of measures
which, upon the most mature aud delibe-
rate reflection, have been induced to be-
lieye might in their continuation not only
have tendency to stitie that spirit which
breathes i'll our happy constitution, but be
ultimately dangerous to our liberties. The
reasons which have brought me to this con-
clusior, it will be unnecessary for me here
to detail. 1880
Anxious, however, that q misconstruction
OF my motives should be avoided, and that
my constituents should be made acquainted,
IN constitutional manner, with my sent.
ments relative TO the present Chief Magis-
trate Of the Union, have a peculiar salts
faction IN saying, thar 1 am friendly to the
re-elcction'of Mr.. MADISON to the Prcsi.
'dency.H The frmness which, ut the present
session Of Congress, he has. evinced to the
representatives. of the people, and to the ma
ton, has receited my entire Appreciation
And 1t will afford me that pleasure which is
always derived from IA conscious discharge
OF duty to promote, by all constitutional
lheans, the. reelection of man whose
whole life has been devoted to the service of
ms country; whose conductin the discharge
OF the duties OF lis office has been marked
with uprishtness and impartiality, and who
has evinced his determination to pursue
course which can alone preserve the Anne
rican character from degradation, and will,
trust, cxalt these statesto that'elevated
station among the nations of the world,
which this free and powerful people are
destined to occupy.
STEVENSON ARCHER.
Cafi:o!, June 19th, 1919.
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vIsowN LOTS FOR sALE.--rbe eonni,,o,

FktOWN LOTS FOR SALE.--The commission.
"a ers appointed by act OF the last General VS.
sembiy to lay OF Town at Meckenburg Court
blouse, Vrg'aia, will otter for sale to the highest bid
der On the premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House of the town of Boydton,
laid ont pursuant 70 authority, Monday the so.
siEnteentb day OF August next, IL being court day
1he sale Will continue from day to day until all the
lots are sold Terms of sale, Bonds with approved
Security for the payment of the purchase money On
Che Goth March 1873, IL, and IS.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
: June 10. I'd,
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HI CHANCEHf.--ln LOUISA county CURT, MAY
II 18th, 1919.
-0iilia,n Lefauu, heir 10 John Lefaun, deceased,
PiaiatiF
.9enirsf
Patsy 4. Anderson, Saliey Prliam, Dudley Rich
ardson * Betty Matilda his vile, William $. Thomp-
son aud Augusta Ann his wife, David johnson aud
1rancisca his wife, David Richardson, Susanna Rich
a,ylson. Dudley Richardson, Fanny Richardson, Holt
Richardson, Betsy Ann Richardson, Samuel Rich
srdson, Anderson Richardson aud Matilda Richard
son, infant children OF said Dudley Richardson and
BETTY Matilda his wife. Defendaafs.
The defendants Dudley Richardson and Betty Ma
6lia his wife. David Richardson, Susanna Richard
son, Dudley Richardson, Fapney tlucllartison, Holt
Richardson. Eetsey Ann Richardson, Samuel, Rich
artIson. Anderson Richardson. and Matilda Richard
son, not hnvng entered their appearance and given
security according to the ace Of assembly and the
rules of this court, and disappearing to the satislac-
ton OF tie court, that they not inhabitants OF CHS
state, on the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel
It is ordered, That the said defendants. Dudley and
wife, David, Susanna, Dudley, Fancy Holt, betsy
Ann, Samuel, Anderson aud Matilda Richardson, do
appear here the second Monday in August next
aud the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in Of the news
papers printed in the city of Richmond, for eight
weeks suocesvely, aud published at the front door
of the courthouse in this county, some court day,
A copy. Teste,
June 16. wSwp
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JoHE SMILE,
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
CHARLES Curtis.

To che Editor Of the National LrteIiigcacsr.
SIR-Presuming that my absence from
the late meeting of the members of Con-
gress, at which the reelection of Mr. Ma
olson was recommended to the people OF the
United States. might, by possibility, be con-
strusd ii,>o q disinclination to support him
fog duf next presideNi and q desire u far.
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0-f CONDITIONS Five Dollars year, to he
ea;d annually in advance. Those who do not direct
their papers be discontinued at the end OF the year.
win be considered engaged for the ncxts-None
vii; be Discontinued until all arrenrages have been
ADvERTTsEAfENTS.---N viii be inserted in
4his paper unless they paid for, or guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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~ AN TOD i'nmedis,eiy, . young man Of res.
~ pSstable rarentagc, who is acquainted With
'ag grocery Dds;assS--.lppiy at this 0Tts.
.E-Rc NO