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Paul's Patent
COLUMBIAN OIL.

THE inventor of this highly esteemed Medi-
cine is native of America and the composItion
is the production of American soil, conseuuent-
iy 1t ~ IN every sense of the word Doutestfe
1t is not pulled up with a numerous tram of
pompous foreign certificates IF persons from
whom by the great distance that separate us,
tls impossible to obtain information, therefore
The public has beg jAsec,Tty tor their money
as there cannot be- keAleastshaGow for deceo-
ton to cover this nlsdiSine, 5or he simply ap-
pears before heseOrDgnteity NLith his invention
and an experimental detsiiSoiebe various ca
SEES in WHICH it rssil,siscso wVrserlully ef,ca-
cious anain WHICH he is'sippcSted by the fol-
iowinglcertifleates, whose} bansS are rot only
SUBSCRIBED bot theirperSo1s my also -be con.
sultef being residents within tie circle OF our
neigS1ourhopd. The FOLLOWING Fare the com
Pisirfs in Which tlleEolunlbian iol has been
found 80 efics cious aud rsrely .syer fails of eff
teetma cure1 wv RhshpstiSm, Consump-
ton, Pains in aSss psrt sf lse body. but particu
roothe Ache, sDEeen, Rleurises, Cholic,
Cramps, exrerpsland ipternaL Bruises, sprains,
and flesh woVpsfs, Scalds and Burns, Whtopng
Cough and Hupps, Dysentery or bloody fux,
Group and the Summer complaint in children,
AMI IN weak stomach, that is caused by In
digestion, constant sinking and loss of appe-
tite, IT wiil act as sspowerfut brac,r to the re-.
taxed fibre and restere i to cts proper tone
1t seems IS thougliphtVre fRd ranked it the
hrs, Of the class of aibpssoraE and expecto-
rails for the relief of the,hgeast and lungs as it
scarcely ever fails Of removing Obstruction in
either particularly those who are G3roubed
with Phthisic or Asthmatic conplsIfts who in
the act OF walking fast, stoopingsor lying down,
are almost suiiocated, halsfS tea spoonful of
the Columbian Oil vii gender some relief in.
staneouslv, and If c1atinued agreeably to the
directions in sucbpcases viii prove radical
cure by prodpefng the full power of initiation
to the lungsC&hd free expansion OF the breast
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
x I RI NJ o No:
THURSDAY, JANUARY "A. 1878

The following article is copied from Lon.
eon paper OF The Tth of last September. Fit be
true that Americans, that is citizens of the Uni
ted States, Be concerned in this unhappy trade
we nope ,hev NAV meet with severe punishment
on their being identified:
SLAVE TRADE
Tn the Sixth Annual Report of the Directors
efthe African Society, there is some singular and
important information respecting the yet ex;st.
lng traffic in human beings 1t willie scarccl,
sredtedby the public, that during the ear 1910.
not less than between 70 and 80 900 Nee-roes
were transported rs slaves from the Western
ooSt o. Africa TO the oppout. shoes ofthe At.
lanuc This enormous traffic Csays the RenortN
was chisSgeoGfnsIt TO that part of the African
e9fsswhich lies. bctweeh Cape Palmas and Ben
&pla' he naval force stationed in that quar-
rhaisoeeeedssl in nearly destroying the trade
20 Extraordinarily f PALMS., and ftowas the oni.
r,"n q a late English commander E4pt. Colum.
Eb'ne) thst it woutd have bsen IN rs power to
Vaave dsl we'd tAe whole of Dat aistti from its
%agess bad hd tseSP ortuSse% settlement of
B'sSo inNervensd and furn,shed tie slave ira.
derst@ith epoink from whicittheS could carry
slaves ~iSloIfttle risk of ,esb,6re 1t will be
recoliecteteby the 10thsFsicle of the late 1rea.
" OF AMY w1ths the Cont of Brazil, the Por.
tuguese We're restricted in carrying on this
traffic to places belonging to their Sovereign
Though the Portuguese take share in this
traffic, yet it appears that the greater propor-
ton IS either British or American trade. con.
Quoted under the flags of Spain or Portugal.
great n7mber of the coasters are American
vessels, AMI manned by the subjects of the u
nited Stats, who avail themselves of the Spa
nish and portuguese flags. An abstract has
been transmitted, however, to the American
Secretary State; Of the Captains and YES.
sells names tonnage, &c. in order that prose-
sutton maybe Instituted against the offenders.
The Directrs SAY that they have made frequent
representations TO Government on this subject
The folbwing List of French Marshals ex.
tracted frol the Court List published bv 30
paparte, MY be gratifying to those who are
to larn the personal identy of modern
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OF the specie captured by the squadron
one halt amounts to $4,000 dolars--a
twentieth OF which is 1900 dollars. We
trust that resolve will pass Congress re-
ln9ni'hing the half which accrues to the
public to our gallant tArs
s - sEfla9ton CennneL
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Half o Cent Reward.

4 RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living near
Septo, in the county Of Powhatan, an apprentice
Boy usmed
Richa9fBeasely;
tie has black eyes snabhck hair, and OF q thin
vissage, about five feet Bsh; had on when he went
away a mixed suit of ls5ins spun clothes and wool
hat---about sevcnte or yesrs-sJfs ge. Any person
or persons delivering The said Apprentice to me,
shall receive the above reward, and further all and
every person orpersons are orewarned hatborins
rim. rs they Aisy expect 10 be dealt with aceor.
diug TO law.
BENDlblHINgYTLKINSoN
IAN. I l. 4W
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Tfact4of land,
NOTICE

OsI some time last SPRING, RED MO
= :, 1900 :, ', BOOK, containing Bond
OF hd- q Boiling, WIZ Ne rson, security .drav,r,
Tor II pounds ten spsliiaisg, pavable tb. Sz,t,
Dec 1912 (payabl gHsthe shbscriberS With .,,,,'
dry other papers oftitte or no value 10 an,, go.
Az persons are hereby forwarned from frsd;r,.
forsaid Bend or taxing an assignment tbcreof
Jan. H. TT
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SEINE THINE

JOHNSON & WARNrR have iu.t rec,;,,.,
1000 lbs. Of Keniuckg SEINE TWITR. or ~ 80
peror quality, which tbey VIII dispose oc A..
the quantity, at the medsrstt15fice Of Sc rcnt,
per 10. - 90 'ch's
Richmond, Jan. II, 1878 O.,
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Two Horses /;

One hay with switsh tail high soned, and
sunk body-the other @sorrel. with roached
name and bob faIl, white star in his forehead
and a snip on his upper lip ANY person Who
wAl return said Bow and Horses TO me in Rich.
mond. shall receive the above reward. with rea-
sonab.e charges or one half for the Horses
brought without the Boy-h i. supposed he
has gone TO Goochlsnd county, where he was
born and lived with Mr.. Matthew Lacey.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Jan. H. ~
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CertiReates ofits eHeacr.

NO l. sept. 1909.
do certify, that have been ailing nesrlv
two years with heiio cough viol,n oppres-
sion at the breast-I applied to the most emf.
nent Physicians and could get no relief from
my low state of health, till got Paul's Colum.
bisn Oil, and found immediate relief l take
this method of informing. the public of the
efficacy Of this valuohle medicine, from the
cures which have experienced, l think it an
an. duty to offer Il same to the pub
ELISHA SEWARD.
Baltimore, No. is, Water street, sign of the
Plough.
Sept. 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14

The President of the 3. s. is understood ia
nave nominated to the Senate, ON Friday last,
two PERSONS to fill the vacant Offices Of Sc.
cret . War and Secretary ofthe Navy. NJ
u'':isiOn has yet been had, that we learn, on eli
ther of these nominations.
The bill having for its object to encourage
enlistmenis in the present army, is under dis
cussion in the Senate, and motion to strike
out the two first sections has been negatived
So that it is probable the bill will pass.
Mar I1f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14

Deputy Chief of the General Staff
Extract Of lencreEo'n Norf0tk to a gentleman
in this ciyS aatsd 5an. u, 1913.
"It is with pleksure We have to inform you
Of the arrival of the English Brig Lucy Adela,
burthen about 900tons, coPpefed sheathIng, car
ries ten guns, prize, to theReScnge1
"1'he Revenge hSd bee9 QUE only eight DAYS
when she captured tlAz vessel. sHe was bound
from London to surinaaa sSitsSaTy goods and
other merchandise, the particulars of which we
have not vet been able TO ascertain, but expect
it will be of considerable value.
"This vessel was, in the first instance, cap
tured by the General Armstrong Privateer, af-
forwards retaken by an English letter of Marque
and then tnken by the Revenge"
LETTER from Gen Lcttwich Of the Pr
pinia Detachment in he ~. " frmy,
TO the Chairman of me Committee oftAe
.6ssocaHon in this City ,f1r aiding The
War.
CANT, (De5arvare) .Nov. so, 1912.
With sensations ofpleasure and gra
titude, have the honor to acknowledge the
receiDt of the articles mentioned in your ia.
vor of the 9Th of October. Mr. Hopper ar
rived with theufTast evening" and to- NOR
row they shall Be distributed toehe most ne
cessitous of the troops. laval myself Of
this opportunity t. assgfe pu, and through
you, the association, that Every officer and
soldier in the Virginia line, duly aPpreci-
ates the liberalitySand PATRIOTISM of their
follow citizens at home. sAnd y am proud,
that among the States thStHsgmpathise with
their brethren in arms, and endeavor to ale
leviate their suferinss, Virginia is numbered.
Prom the nature Of the campaign, the late
ness Of the Sc SOB, and the severity of the
climate in which we have to act, the artl-
cles Won have been so kind as to forward,
will be peculiarly seryceable.
Every exertion is making for an active
.,;.--- ~;.- Tho wi'dcrnr on
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Jan. IL.
BOOK Sale.

~ suhscrlhess have teseiy%l a vtiushls
co,,eG',on ~ Nv, B;DERHL,asnd MISCEL-
H. l, NrotS ,- hV,SSSFhich VOL u sold at their
sfno,'T once an s9tnrdsy the Si6th instant at
nvt % COCK p ~. catalogues wii3beodelivere6
January Is Il
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WIN. PEACOCK.
Harrison's Creek,
Baltimore, April 18th, 1910.

HarriSohs creek,
Baltimore, April 18th, 1910.
MOI
We do certify, that on Thursday, the f7tb
inst we wore tarring new seine, for Mr..
Clark, and Vby scoidentFthe seine took fire.
which, by tdeavouringto put out the flames.
John Clark and Thomas Adams got severely
burnt in the lace, we inmediately got some
Columbian oipfrom VT Paul, and applied IL
to the parts burnt, which gave. ease in the
course ofltwfnty minutes, and has left the
parts free froia blistcrs.
JOHN PEACOCK.
THOMAS ADAMs, JOHN CLARK.
baltimore, Apta 18Th, 1909.
No. s.
SIR. #P
At your request the should give my o..
pinion respecting what .eBect iyour Columbian
Oil had IL certain case wherein ! was sllic
ted, / most cheerluIly comply by saying that /
verify believe that might nave died with one
Of the severest cramps in the stos ach, had it
not been for your Columbian on; and that |
have been a second time relieved Of the same
complaint by the assistance of that valuable
medicine, and az such as \ .recsmmend il a.
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NOTICE

DURSUANT 70 decree Of N. superio-
Court Of Chaucery for TIE Richmond MS.
'rict, in The case Of JarnTS. c, Fl0irnoV and Ar.
chIbald F'ournoyfvs .Rdw'd Bass. We. the under.
signed commissioner, ,hereinp banned, will pro-
the 9Th dav ofFebnsry nczi. the
Tract 4of Iand,
on which The Said Rswayd B,s, now r.s;d..
containing about 400 srres. This land les IN
the county Of Chesterfield about Il or rs yn;,es
from Manchester. and is well adapted to tbs
culture If Corn. Wheat and Tobacco
EDWARD MOSELEY.0
ARCHER BALL. Cc...,.,:..
ROBERT HAsKINs,
January IA ~
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TIE Stockholders
Company, arc requested
Tavern, on Thursday th
to take into considcrN
Company, in conse
images assessed
nd quod damn
The present ca
b. Of
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Lg received othSr oes lgifA,.o., 49,. - .-... .
King of Naples Junot, Duke ofAbrantes, now
Colonel General OF the Dragoons Bernadotte,
Prince OF Poate Corvo, now Crown Prince of
Sweden; Berthier, Prince Of Neufchatel and
Wagram, Vice Constable, Grand Hunter, Chief
Of the General Staff, SC. The Baron Deriot,
General OF Brigade, is Berthier's Assistant and
Deputy Chief of the General Staff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14

JUST RECRiyEDs from Philadelphia few
u,lf Barrels Nfi'Y Buck WHEATMEAL.
- THOMAS GUY.
JAM. A.
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Swallow Packet, bound from Janaic. To
England, was landed AZ the navy ward in
Charlestown, under the direction and or
ders of the Marahal of the district. who
caused /; TO be placed in six Wagons which
with colcrs flying and drums beating, at
tended by the boats crews of the squadron.
and protected by a guard of marines, pro
ceeded through Charles;6wfr and this town
10 the State Bank, where it was deposited.
amidst the huzzas of large collection Of
spectators.
DISTRIBUTION.
Prize money, &c. captured bv national
vessels belongs, one half to the u. States and
the other half to the captors. This half is
divided into twenty parts and distributed as
follows:-
~ TwENTIETHs.
To the Captains, q
10 the Sea Lieutenants and Sailing
Masters,
To the Marine Officers. Surgeons.
Pursers, Boatswains, Gunners,
Carpenters, Masters Mates and
Chaplains,
To midshipmcn, surgeons mates.
captains clerk, schoelmas,er. boat
swans Mates, gVnper's mates,
carpenters mates, ships stewards,
sail makers, masters AT arms, ar
morers and coxswains, 3
10 gunner's women, boatswain's
yeomen, quarterimasters, quarter
gunners, coopers, sail makers
mates, sergeants and corporals of
marines, drummers and fifers, and
extra petty officers,
To seamen, ordinary seameR, ma
rines and boys,
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ELISHA soWbRD

SIR,
comply with your request, of stating nv
opinion of Paul's CoIumbi&if Oil beiae am ef
frctusl remedy for the litter worm. have
been afflicted with the tetter.worm IN my hand
for IL years, and have made trial of many me =
dicines which have been recommended, but all
Oil, about the 18th of Jahsiaryiiast, proving N
eHectusl cure for the ring worm and similar
complaints, immedistelygot phial of your
Oil and applied it agreeabS to directions for
about two months successiSely-whsn the tet
ter left me, and has not max its appearance
since
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THOSE GENTLEMEE WHO
BOBROWEBA Mo.NEy.

DC DR. Burton at thelf.sibrayern u, 80
the Delegates Ba' ~ be blcascd ~,
mount at tbs Office. 100 doctor issired ~ =,
Columbian Hotel Tb resuemens nsm., ~, ~.
known ICY hfe
Jan. f..
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the sebscriber, on Mon.
day the 1lth inst. bright Mulstto Boy named
ID I G X,
About Id or 15years old, well grown. & stout
for his age; has some marks on his face which
appears to have been caused by the stroke of
a whip-he had on when he absconded,
brown mkt cloth Coat And Waistcoat. and
country count cloth PantaiOop4 He TOOK WITH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14

On Wednesday the 9th inst. departed this
life, at his seat in Charles City county, the ho-
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SUSANNA PURDEN.

SOohNNh ~ RDEN.
NIB. My Susanna, child aged % months
and six days, was taken about the middle of
July last, with violent cough, which the
neighbours thought was the whoopng-cough
II gave her six drops Of the Columbian OIL,
which gave Immediate relief, and proved an
effectual cure
Saratoga street, BaItimbre, August 81, 1909.
-Eo; 3.eaa
do hereby certify, that was violently at.
tackled with the Plel6iBg9op suAday, the 9Th
inst. iwmedafely seht foNa Mysticism who
bled me tNsise ~ abo9gl6 hours hi to no effect
my fever stu increased and nv pains so VIC
lent th9t bsd no khowledgx of my nearest
relatiopJ, not even ny ,pareptB On Tuesday
mornipg, the 10th tly ifatheF pFhcured ME a
phial pf PsuPs Coluipbiah OF which was i'm.
diateIYappisd to Ag rigIH side, where the
pain was the seVerestJ three FOR four times
with Apiecesof flannel kept TO the part afFec.
ted, and tltook fifteen drops internally three
times day Ter the frst,t~o days; and the Sc
cond day after dsinsstns5oil was able to walk
about the house, the third & fourth day, took
Of the oil fifteen drops night and morning
which entirely relieved me from pam and fever,
thanks be TO God for it, and ] now am well
mas.
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''IF"HUIT 'HI"i July o, I6JI.
BY your request 1 do certify, that Ihad been
long time Dangerously jrlllsposed, and was
reduced 70 the lewest state of weakness, inso
much, that my recovery Eppesred doubtful
my complAintseerNe to be Affections of the
bress, and lunFsrI sauld procure no relief from
rncessant coughing,- horJbssEshe, without gre I
pain and ficpsty-when, by the use of one
phial Of Psul's columbian Oil my distressing
cough left me, every other symptom was reno.
med, and was res'o red to an excellent state
Of health, which now enjoy.
Who NAV be consulted if called on
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| the best remedy fsssl. lsssss,!,,
ct doubt of its ppsii.g 81 :..'t 81.
EaeArelSfis;Is
Sign ofthe hoax sSe ~, S 81.
SIR.
I was at SssJ va, ! NJ ! 81
LETT leg, whic'AtSiIp2 SO 4 a
maiism-it codllnl : lc III d. u N IS.
so that at last msq I. ..s I }, Y Ia To :,
could not bend a<-<.,rr,t. Il, : !, 4
about five weeks! ra ss5s s.l y
dreadful pain in nfySfx bsc3k !.
ced through my arm. a. ~.
variety of remedies weret. I,.s
without effect. At last | was aay
Paul's Columbian Oil, gccortlingl
a bottle, and found some relief tpp
application and by&paypg prdpet
the directions for dsingli it I Wa "a
ishment of all who wtte acuusps@
situation, in FIVE days entirely \
pain, and have now the use OF nj
as ever, and any person who mays
bove certificate, being dcsifeQs OF
ton respecting my case have no
their making application to givesj
satisfaction in my power respecting
L am, sir, yours, &c. 3
GEO. l.. y
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WILL take notice, that the following Public OIL
w GERS have been authorized to frank, and to re-
ceye their official letters free since the publication
of the Master Generals Instructions, in 1870
The Adjutznt and Inspector Cenerl Adjutant- Gene
raj, Apothecary General, Commissary General, Com
missary- General of Ordnance. Commissioner of the
General Land Office, Inspector-General, Physician
and Surgeon General, Quarter Master General Vac
cine Agent-and the Commissary- General, Commis
sioner Of the General Land Office, and QuarterMas-
terGcneral authorized to transmit all their iet
ters and packets, by mail, free of postage.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post -Nfaster-Cieneral.
or The several printers who publish for the Gen
ersI Office, will please to insert the above in
their respective papers.
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GAS-LlGHTS.

THE Subscribers, Proprietors Of Letters Patent
fro the President of the United States, for the
eta IMPROVED G.4S-LAMP,
for lighting Manufactures. Mines, Mills, Theatres.
Light Hoases, and other buildings, with H,drogen
Gas, or nfamabe air, produced from Pit Coal in
agr eeab!e, safe, and less expensive man
than has hitherto been done by any other meth
od, having it in operation in building in New.
port. X J. and in the Cotton Mandatory of Mr..
SETH BI.MIs, in Watertown, (seven miles from
Boston) which now brilliantly illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, to the exclusion o: every 9th
artifc ial means, they respectfully invite gentle.
men concerned in manufactures, &c. to call aud
view it 10 operation, and be convinced Of the utility
and adv, ntages of this Improvement. The Gas ap-
paratus s very simple in its construction, and
sy in its management, that any person of ordinary
faculties, may be taught in one or two operations 70
manage every part of it eectuaIly; and the trouble
will be found infinitely less tnan that Of trming and
tending lamps or candles to afford the same number
of flames.
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable 70 the eye, and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requir-
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures, in much
as they are less expensive than those from tsow or
oil, and free from the inconvenience and danger
sung from the sparks and frequently snuffing OF
lamps and candles, circumstances tending gre atty to
diminish the hazard of fire, and proportionabiy to
reduce the rte of insurance on buildings and mate.
rials subject TO that destructive element.
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c. i'm
mcdiately, terms highly advantageous to them, by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, .Nersbort, or
May 27. WINSLOW LEWIS, Boston
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NOTICE


Vesscls.
ITO enable those who may be wounded, or dsi-
bled, in any engagement with the enemy, 10
obtain certificates emitting them TO pensions, the
ike regulations and restrictions used in rela-
ton to the navy Of the United States, TO be OBJ
served, TO wit:
That the commanding officer of every vessel, hay-
ing commission or letter of marque and reprissl,
cause to be given TO any officer, ssancn. who,
during his cruis:e shall have been wounded, dis
abled, as aforesaid, certificate Of the Surgeon
board, to be approved and sigred by such command
ing officer, describing the nature and degree, as far
as practicable, of such wound. or disability,
ming his place of residence and the rate Of wages,
if any, 10 which he was entitled at the time of
ceivng such wound or disability; and that such
certificate be transmitted to this Department.
The widow (or Orphan, where the wife is dead)
Of those persons who may be slain, in any engage
ment th the enemy, on board such vessels, will
be entitled to pension certificates, upon forwarding
to this flee certificate from the commanding Off.
Ger of the vessel to which such persons were at
tached, of those having been slain aforesaid and
the cert ifcate of Justice of the Peace, for the
county in which such widows, orphans may
sde tn At they actually stand in that relation to ,hs
deceased .t
Nary Department, Washington. July S, 1913
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TAR, PITCH & TURPENTINE.
Tor sale by ELEAZER REED, jr on Lyon's-whE
Il $50 bbls. Naval Stores, consisting Of Tar.
Pitch, and Turpentine. July Is.
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Pleasure of Paying Debts.

C What pleasure it is to pay ones debts:--
Cir T.. Li,tlcton made this observation. 1,
seems TO Cow from a combination OF circum-
.,anccs: each Of which is productive OF plea.
.ure. In the frst place 1t removes that un-
casioess which truo spirit feels from de-
rcndence and obligation. 1t affords pleasure
- - the creditor, and thereby grasihes our most
cordial affections. Il promotes our future
~on6deucc, which Is so very interesting to an
honest mind. It opens prospect OF being
rs.d;Iv supplied with what you want on tn.
.,rs cccasions. 1t leaves a consciousness OF
.s,r own virtue. And it is measure which
-. know to be right, both in point OF justice
VA sound policy. Finally il is the main sup
mort of reputation.
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