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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23
Balance of Po1cer DESTROYED.

Philosophers Of our day have exploded the old
notion Of : balance Of power. and found that it
consists in placing oil power in the hands of one,
aAd that therefore the Allies have destroyed the
balance BY driving France within her own proper
limits. -Sa!esn Gag. e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23
MODIFICATION.

TfiK TruAses Of 6owAois. College sss hsysbv
notified, tina, their May Meeting iland. ad /.
}ourned TO Monday June 9Th, II PM TO bs
held in the Library of the College, Bruniwiek.
VIM JENkS, Sssy # Ne Beard IF T.saass.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23
WET NURSE.

A Woman with good breaft Of milk. re6diue
a about eight miles from Portland, wihe, %
take child t. nurfe. if application be made foon.
Inquire II thin Office MAY Qs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23
REMARES.

IT NAPOLEON has been vanquiShed, as
We trust he has, death blow has been Civ.
en- to Jacobinism in this country-Ihe
monster may yet linger while in misera-
Die existence, but will ultimately expire in
commissions. l, is not little curious to
observe the longitudinal faces OF his con.
slant friends in this place. 1t is not even
safe TO smile in their presence, for i, i. i'm.
mediately construed into an emulation Of
tr iumph. s
Any change in the affairs or Europe can
rs: be made for the .wo,s e.-The French
nation have fairly tried The philosophical
experiment Of /" liberty or DEATH" Liber.
ty,alarmed at the delirium of RIGHTEOUSNESS,
Immediately took flight, while the Destroy
ing angel remarked among them.
The Trench people will no, be over anx.
ious again TO embark on the ,empsstuous
sea Of liberty, unrestrained. They are sat
is6ed with the experiment and will proba-
bly, content themselves with limited mon
archy.
Such a government compared with the
IRON DEspoTIsM ofthe +" suher.eminent" ty.
rant, will to them be liberty indeed-and
perhaps it is as free government, as the &c.
MUS and morals Of the French can support
The democratic papers howl most pit.
eously direful dirge" for the overthrow Of
Bonapaite, and talk about balance of
power" and the disadvantages 10 result
to this country. Happily for the human
race, there is now every prospect that q
balance of power sviA be restored. That
the scale in which Bonaparte weighed down
the whole civilized world will be brought
upto even beam. The very existence of
Great Britain as free nation depends on
this balance of power, and this is what she
has been SO long contending for.-The mo.
ment she or any other nation attempts, as
Ronapar,e has done, the subduction of all
nations; the other powers, will again rise
in the majesty oftheir strength and put the
usurper down.
How is j, that such fearful apprehensions
about the power of Grea, Britain should be
entertained by the democrats so unseas-
onably entertained! when not the least al
arm was ever expressed by them at the 81
gsnlic power Of France! When Bona
parle, balanced in the palm Of his hand near.
ly all the nations of Europe, all was as it
should be-for he was the friend of Repub-
lican lImheriai] governments, and tie faith
CT Of nations. o, monstrous absurdity-too
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23

The Legislature Of Massachusetts, will
convene a, DosToN on "Wednesday next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23

Csvioxs Coincidence - On the 3lst Of March,
the President Of the United States recommend.
ed the removal Of our Restrictions upon Com.
merce. On the same day the Allies entered
Pssis. with the Emperor Of Russia and King Of
Prussia At their head. At the first, the people
0fthe United States rejoiced-at the latter, ALL
THE wonLD.-N + Gag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23

The celebrated privsteer Liverpool Packss
cso,ured on Friday LAST packet from N. Hs,ha
for N York. The passengers gave the ccnt7
mandsr apt. Seele) credit fer good Treatment
& Sa.ers Ca$sfs.
The clinker built privateer sch: Stsrks OF SAFE"
guns and IS men, has been sent into Bermucs'
The Br. big Egbert, from Bristol tor Mlo 30.
neiro, taken Dec. %, by the Delie, OF Bali, mas
been re.tsken.
The Bri,ifl Admiral Keats 10 coming out 70 fsss'
foundand, as Governor
AT the Ian dates fhipping we're 10 mech in dsa'
mand in England, Cor vsfious trades 81 10 CONS
mand charter of liz per TOO.
A veffsI from Richmond with $50 muskess fof
the militia and other property has been captured
by the Britifh baryes, in the Chefapeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23

Garbage. Bolt Rope g Spanya,n.
John FOX has for fale at his fore. Nos 4 & 8,
J louth ide Long Wharf-Cordage Bolt Rope.
and Spunyarn, manufactured from clean Hemp~-s
OF any Gze required Also.
Paints, Oils, Tar and Oaknu,
with general ahor,ment Ct SHIP CHANDLBRY
May SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23
Nc,r. Ho,pbs},;re Senators

.Nc1v.l7ambsziire Senators.
9 The Governor and Council OF the state OF
Ncw-Hampshire, have convened a, Concord
and counted the votes given for Senator'S Of
that State at the late election. Eight Fede.
raIists and four democrats are chosen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23

We record with no small degree Of satisfact.
ion the meritorious and liberal conduc, Of the
Messrs. CrOeuninsshieids. Of Salem, owners Of the
private armed ship America, 1t 10 . duty we
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
Josiah Mosby, George Miller, Fontaine Maui

Josiah Mosby, George Miller, Fontline Maui
ry
miss Agness Nicholson, John Nicholas.
Miss Louisa G.. Inversion, Omos Nipcr, John
Newton, VIM. i. Niverson 5, Miss Sarah s.
NlVerson, James Neal, William Neal, John
North.
OWN. r. Overall. Thomas Owen.
P-Nelson Pope, Edward Perkins, John
Z. Pryor ,, Elizabeth Philips, Miss Maria
Page, John Preston, David Price, Mrs.
lowell, Cornelius Powell, Thomas Peed. Hem
fy Pollard, - Poole, Robert Peasants, Da
vd Philips, Edwin Philips . solomon Paisley
Aaron rhelps, Henry Parmele, Edward Pan
KEY, VIM. Pollard.
R-kSubea Raglsnd ., William Robinson,
peyton l. Rawlings 2, MIS- Ripley, Joseph
Z. Royal ., William Ross, ga. Randolph
Ross, George Russell, David Robertson. | CIV
IS R1gers, John Read 2, James Rogers, Rev'd
John Robinson, David Rowland, Archibald
Rose, horias X. Roots, William Rose, VIII
linn Richardson
S---W alter Shelton, John p. Street, VII
liam smith 3, H. p. Srnthson, Bertle.t Still.
Joseph Stephens, M Smith Q, Levi L. Ste
yenson, William Spencer, George w. Smith,
Hannah Seventeen, George 3. Scay, Thomas
J. Stuart 2, Seymour Scott, Mary SAMPLE.
Teamans Smith, Doct. James Stuart, Rebec,
ca Strange, John 2. Shields, George Snow,
William Show, Samuel S. Saunders, John Ste
phenS, Peter Smith, VIM. Smith. David SUIT
ton Martha II. Sansum, Thomas Spencer,
Jesse Simmons.
I-Rchard Taylor, William p Thompson,
I. Z. THOMAS, Elizabeth Thomas, Rebecca
Taylor Oliver Todd, Rodah Tate, James
! -hacSston, John Turpiu, Pleasant Tucker,
Samuel Taylor 9, George Towles. Doct p
y: F'n.iall 3, Caleb Tyree, Bartlett p. Todd,
b Thomas, Matthew Turner, James Tur-
nan. John Tansili.--
--Hlz--Nancy Woody, SuclIey Williams, Jas.
,: Wood, William Watson, Doct John j.
Wood, VIM. Woodford, Robert T. Woodin,
Ambrose Willmore, Elizabeth Wanton .,
Capt. John Fl. Wimbush, II. c. Wyatt, VIM.
Wright, WIN. Wyat, Mrs. Walton, Ste
phen Woodward, Thos. Wright, VIM. w
Williams, Miss H. c. Wills, Rob't. w. Wood.
Ihos. Williamson, Martha West, Robert
White, Henry Warren, Sadly lobe White,
Mrs kissits;White, Isaac White, christopher
Woodson, Thos. Wingfeld, Rodney Walters.
rhilip Wray >, George Welch, Thos. z. wa
Hams, ,. l.. Watkins, jos. Wilkerson, Knock
W ard. Jas >. Wood. Thomas West, John p.
Wilson 2, Edward 5. Waddey, & CO. John A.
White.
WIN. Young Mrs. Ann Young, Fran
els Youstis John Vincent
WIN. FOUSHEF, Sen'r. P. NJ.
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rum fhs Ba8f9H P,AgZiUr7, .N0p,1.1
TIE NNRPYiS ClRI-1SE


capt. jackson, FIRST lieutenant of the Har-
py prVateers arrived ia town this evening
from Portsmouth, and has favored ms with the
following particulars Of h., cruize -
Oct. H.. tet ~. Il, Ion. s., p, captured .hs
Entish transport snip AmazoD, No. 65i capt
Rams, I'll American built vessel, shout 500
tons, mounting SIX 2 pound carronatios. with
- men, Coppered to the bends, from London
tr Htiif ~, cargo beef, bread, pork, and noir
ordered her in.
t. 10Th lat. IS long IS, captured the British
schr Br,tanida, capt. Il. Freeman, Ho,rne,lv
OF me Liverpool packet) American built
from St Johns, u. +. for St Johns, II. n in
ballast, burnt here Same Gay boarded the Bri-
ush transport ship No. 631. TOO tons. cargo
provisions, rum, &c from England prize totbe
Mammoth i0svatecr The przemastcr IN
formed shat the Mammoth captured &c ves
sells, OF VIII On only were manned; and that
Lney naoa an engagement with a transport ship
iull ct troops and got beat Off
10Th. lat. 45, long 70. Al. captnrcd thc
British transport ship Bridges Turnbrook. 40
tons, coppcrcd, mounting siz ~ pound car
ropades with 20 men, bound 70 Quebec. fY,.-
go, $50 punchcons rum, 50 pipes brandy. 800
bbls beet and pork, 200 bags -four (2gQDoupds
in each) anil $50 bbls bread. She had ON
board Dr. Dunn, first surgeon of a regiment
one mayor one ensign, and two soldiers. on
'nCh way 70 JON the army in Canada Took
all out but the major, who was too uu-
well to be removed, and ordered the snip in.
ohe struck ON receiving one broadside. An
American built vessel
he above two transports, with that Ia
kenny the Mammoth, belonged to the FEE.
which sailed from Portsmouth Sept Let and
Was totally dispersed The convoving shin
(the L.iiey ifisate) a, capt Freeman, &c the
schr. taken stated, had been towed into Now
toDodland by thc Balleroplon -, lo,auy =
nBsted.
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Dut snail be yer much mistaken, if Great
hntsn continues long at.Peace with tie Con
tnentai powers.
FROM priVateer which we boarded ON
our passage, some American papers were
'obtaihcd, IA which observed, With regret. l
confess the pompons manner in which Mir.
ChauSnon the Dutch Envoy, was rrctjyed at
Boston ! could not help wishing that some of
tne respectable members of the dvputation
who paid him these honors had been ON board
me John Adams when she arrived ae the
AeXel. The ship was absoiutel, refused adj
MISSION INTO saie harbor (called the new Di-
sp) under the sPecious plea Of her having Gun
f"wder on board while ves9eis Of other ma
uohs' without regard 70 this circumstance
was readily admitted.
Tue Fort at the E"ldcr "a wor,, erected
by bonaParte) is considered matter of curl
oSitY. Strangers are admitted TO see it.
9or'e OF our officers were invited bya Dutch
9thcer TO view i but on the day appointed
ne returned with message +" that IS we
were s1TiericaNs and the existing relations
between our Country and the allies were not
perfectly. understood, permission could not be
granted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
AN EXPOSURE

we arc glad to find that the Editors of the
Infelhgencer have detected and exposed op..
among the thousand falsehoods that daily e.
manate from federal sources. From die
poiGness OF tic declaration oil the tory prints
and the fact of Mr.. OAKLEY's emb0dvinp If
into his Speech in Congress, a fair inference
mlgnt be drawn by the unsuspecting, that
noehng but tn" truth was disclosed when in
tact 1t is nothing more nor less than one of
those common inposi;ions, got Up 70 deceive
the public mind and lacerate the feelings Of
the community, at time when all hearts,
hahds and tongues ought to be united to save
the country Bnh. pr
enow underta Ike, says the Intelligen-
Ger, to put an end to one part of Mr. Oakley's
argument, by denying the facts on which he
rests It. The assertion to which we auILc.
has found It's way into the public prints, and
therefore double purpose will he answer
ed by the contradiction. MIR. D. has said,
'tiaE 72e had Ho7y no .fi7sud or ne continent
q En1pfle, and Maf TIE ecr at eUerU EuT2-
prem court gcas closed Qga;na- u.s. This he
appeared to speak with confidence and from
a"thority. Now, this, We say, Is an egregious
error No such information. that we can
learn, has ever reached cur government, who
Certainly would DC appraised of such Il state O.
Things AS soon IS Mr. Oakley. The fact. we
believe, IS nearly the reveI Sc. Whatever
NAV have been the exertons of Britain to
prgunlce the nations IF Europe against the
only Republic lii existence; whatever the in
trgues, II any, or her ministers at Foreign
Courts, to excite them too to hostility To us
a deaf ear has been turned to them. The
Justce OF our cause cannot but be knowS go
the Mcn1rctS or Europe. The virtucus Al
exander has gwen Sufficient evidence of his
opinion on tais head. Louis XVIII nov
knows, from the evidence his own bureau
VIII have afforded him, chat the assertion OF
the Prince Regents Ministers that this wal.
was declared in subserviency to and in con
cert with the Emperor of France, Is bqSeky
Jai@e. The ether sovercigns of Europe have.
rad too much knowledge Of the policy of Bri-
tam 10 ssiier the intrigucs of the CORRUPT
court which sways the destinies of that ma
ton to prejudice them against the most viz
tuous government that ever existed, now
hSiltiRg IN as holy cause as ever a nation
took up arms IN. There is, possibly, among
all crowned heads. a certain jealousy, of
which they. do not even suspect themselves,
OF Republican government waging war a
gainst " legitimate sovereign Britain
has doubtless cHdeavored to enlist them a
gaInst us, Vainly, as we know-These noints
conceded, we believe there is no other foun-
dation for Mr.. Oallcy's assertion; in regard
to which we must suppose, until we are con
wheel by OTTER evidence than is ROW beiopc
us, that he has been entirely deceived.
these remarks, nf course equally apply 20
the letter statement originating with The Bal
Simore Federal Gazette, said to have been
w.'ltten>Dy q Member Of Congress TO his
friend.
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EN0L. 41.---NO. 81.

" Oct. II, lat. Is, IS, or 50. %. captured
5'1t'sh brig lIalifaX Packet, Capt. Kcee, of
and irom Aberdeen, Scotland, So Half =.
manned with men and passengers, on he,.
tlrst voyage. cargo DIV goods, cordaFe. cut
lers ware, Flint glas-, crates, porter, starch.
hoots and shoes, Scc. took out s. cases & bales
ot the goods, ahd ordered he in. She LEFT
Aberdeen the beginning Of Sept.
Oct. 2fth, lat. A. long. 65, boarded fire
coppered brig, cargo FISH, prize 10 the sara.
toga privateer of New York, captured 81
Lisbon, where she was bound. She mounted
N 80 pound carronad,s and : long twel1es.
and had % nen when taken. a shin in com
sahy, mounting ~ mines, Vas also tai,ea.--
lheV -" ~ captured AFTER q severe aCticn.
ne Saratoga having got between them. The
brig had q number Of cannot shot in her huh,
and was considerably cut up Further par
aculars unknown In attempting TO es,ape
fr,-m the Saratost she carried away ooal lup-
masts. I hlowirg. yery'fresh.
nc Harry h2s brought in so prisoners.
She has not been 20 the eastward of Ire
Grand Bank. She has been chased several
times. but outsaiicd every thing with esse -
mounts II gus, and had i23 men when She
sailed.
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A YALUAPLE FARM

hNOk SALts--lying in the COUNTY Of MiddIesev. in
- M state OF Virginia, about 20 miles from T,,pua-
hammock and from Urbanna, and miles from be sn-
psnanIock wen and completely incosed containing
rs acre. divided into three Shifts and has sulie;
eney o' wood and timber for its about twothirls
= nay ta"' Wntr dry aud TT for cultivation On tisa
new, eonmoliou aud convenient dwelling, b,,,sc con,
H"ndms lcuiiiul prospect There IS also new Kit
o'eN' me DAIRY, gransric Stables carriage
nous, and indeed. eil necessary and useful bublno,
sn'''hs ana promising peach-Orchard, and GOOD gar.
den plenty Of The very hes, fgi, and o,,ter ",
haa ".'I Grc and com, cuicnoc from Grange ereck ~,
oDp SIDE a7i Parcts the other ana on the Ioqf
mnm"."i creek. ccvv .nieut landing for the deliv,
''n iee''""s ~ rro'1ee For terms apply 70 lle
50, 'r'i o., a-cnt i3r blls ettice Whiting
B.RLDWIyV.H. LEE.
'"o-I q wiwp
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FEMALE EDUCKyJ0N

WILL be continued tie ensuing vear, IN
der the care and attention Of Mrs ltIalilfs
Terrell, at my residence. "a hedlfJfy situation J
near the Uf1aer end If Caroline Prthardiions
are made fer the accommodates, of 70
or Is sirls as 6oarders. Tie frice FIR board
ard tuition { eoch ftding her ouw 5ea, 6ea-
dag, Lozytfs y candies, is 500 for fde te,Da
10 be heid quarterly. The Term qvil Be
from me ISM o. January, 10 The 15th Of De-
cenl6erJ olLoz0ing cLto4vs'lg, tie NINTH Of Jsily
for UacGtton.
The branches Of Education taught in tins
Seminary, are, ths English language q1unl-
nlaticdRy, Geoerahty. with tie use ~ tie
Globes, History and .Hyifdmatic
FLEMING TERRELL.
November l. 67y
ssStE iiich'Eo'd C1uo .iIr Fia7;acc IS now In cTc
4 ration. Castings IN Brass and WrouehtIron work
viii aisobe executed at the Furnace Orders left at the
Furnace, on with John P;r1iil of this place, or Foiet
Lea !" Petersburg viii be thankfully received, and
promptly attended 20.
June &. If O'
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REBELLIOE ALL ARAcKI

It IS rumorcd (and We believe the .umour
entitled TO cred;.) that a lette, Is IN tow,
from New Hampshire, stating that the a.,
phoation from Massachusetts 70 that state for.
calling The Legislature together for the cheice
Of Delegates 70 meet ut Hartford, could not
be conifticd 7cith. the CoUNcII. being divided
on that question. Thus we find that the
great object contemplated by the late e.rtya
session of the Legislature OF Massachusetts.
was the formation Of Il HrlgRte Convention,
but that they are likely to be foiled in their
nHS'79T objects by the good serse of other
states. Bost. Pat.
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

Vi ANYWAY from the Subscriber, mulatto man
IL q named George, very likely, about twenty
SIX years of age very busly hair, y, hehinG speaks
and osks like Sai.lr-He was seen crossing Mayo's
Bridge on Sunday morning and ii is probable he has
taken the road towards Norfolk, where he formerly
lived on 20 Prmcc-Edward Court -Hulse.---Ihe above
reward with reasonable exl'ences vii! he paid, on his
being lodged m Jail, or delivered TO ,i,, Subscriber
GEORGE MARN.
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VIE as,'9,ees Of WishtS Harris having been fur
the balance with Interest Of the debts remainir ia
s''erthe final dividend of said estate-Apply al the
eo,ntmg-housc OF Joseph X George Marx
Oct. e.. 4
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VIRGINIA..

Rules holden in the Clerks o iice ofthe S,,per
"A Or Court OF Chancery Tor the Richmond Ds,,i,,
the Isl day OF September, 1911.
Frances Tabl, ID
AGAINST,
Philip Grmes Randolph, Susanna GIymes Randolph.
Poly Gary Randolpn, Robert Carter RanL,,lpi ,n,
Lucy Burwe Randolph, infant children. hans and
Distributes of Archd .Cuy Randolph by .Jno. Ran
dopl' to be assigned ,fsr guardian 70 defend tben in
this suit Rehd n. Ncnabie, Saml w. Vennblc .Wm
l.. Ncnable, Gnosirnlse Wilson, lis wife Eliz,beth
Wilson, Natl,@iel Fen;ble and his wife N,rtha We
nabie james Daniel, Tor his children oFis dee4,,l
vie Anne Daniel, wiieh si.d Richard n VenoiLc
and Others last mentioned are t,. coheirs of At,,
ham b. Venahle, Edward Scott William scott Ia
seih Sect, and William Bass .uI Betsy h;s wife and
W tnm Merwether snd Sally his Wit. whiel, said
Ed"aidScCtt, William, Sro,t joseph Scott Yill;a,,
Bass and William Me.9wether are the o.,,ei,s mi
loseph 8 ett decd ars iN'sac;s Natkns, DeJis.
LIfl; Ucfetrq9f James Danel, not having entered
ms appearance aud given security ACCORDING 10 the Act
OF Assembly y the itdles of this Court * X anpecIna
~ satisfactory evidence, that he IS not "a inhabtout "a
tins country: I rs ordered That the said Defendant
do appefr here the first day of the mex, term and
answer the Hill ofthe Plaintiff; and that cory al Ais
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper cub
shed IN de City orltchlnond, for Two morts seca.
svey a"dfosted st the front door Of the Capital in the
said City.
ACopy. Tcstc,
WM. w. HENTNG, C. c.
j.
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IA ' II ! IIiIdIIIo.
October %. wiVn

hOIICE--A petition will b. presented to the ,,re-
! = sent General Assembly, for leave to erect Ton
Fridge across Falling Greek ~ Atnnjil Mills in the
county OF Cheste'lied.-fhe suiac, ,t,i being owner
81 one sic ol the creek, and having Ybained the con-
sent Of the propretorsto throw the butmeut oftbe n
Their.
WLLLIyqJH GOOBE, Jr.
Nov. I. az
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.NEW .NiILE.N.4RT.

NJ RS. Mozart, opposite the Bark of Nirginia has
WI received aneGt and fashionable Gssortsent qf
IN LE.N.4RY, which she intends open on Friday
the 4th inst.
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u a.TVET.
BOOTS AND SAOFs.

EoiIN WATSON s. SAMUEL. DOYLE, At TIE
Cd foot of the Capitoi Fiili, having formed eo,t
nershiP under the firm Of
W.4I,SU.F md DOYLE.
Wish % inform their friends md die pubic that they
have supplied themselves with excellent materials and
workmen-and being determined to omit no cao- to
give satisfaction, both IN the fancy and ci,ton
work, and the promptiIe of tbi, attertion fo ft 90
ders they receive tey iatter themselves with lie ex
pectabon OF Share ofpubliC encouragement
y few additional good zgsrkH,er, IN their lire. viii
meet with immediate employment and liberal wages
Four Apprentices
October 90 IS
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ep5w
NOTICN

rs HEREBY GIYEN-That intend i, pe,tio,,
L the present General Assembly Of It should contin
ue to set to the discharge OF ordinary business but II
not ~ their regular session IN December ne,N fo
Ies,e 10 enancirte my slaves iiIis < her ei, nam
90 Harriet, and permit 1iem to reside ,sItin the sale
of Virginia. -
DAVID PHILLIPS.
October % ,riv,a
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NOTICE

ON the 18th day Of November next, viii be sold at
the Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the sock OF the deIn
quent shareholders IN The Brooke Turnpike Company
CARTER Is. PAGE,
Treasurer
Oct. To- tbs
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RUN.4U9Y

E<TROM the subscriber on the I2ihnst negro wo-
j man named FUtiBY, (wio some. ines calls her
serves PeSgy,) supposed to be abcut feet inches
high, she has had rheumatic affection which has form,
ca lump on the back part Of her neck, which pulI-
ees stiffness mat she cannot turn her head freely "A.
round and when she looks at yoi, 80 looks sideways
che had pm when she eioped, crokns shirt and hal IL
and took with her. ndy articles belonging to her mis-
tress, VIZ one cotton camhrck fiock slit sleeves
trimmed with enid, ui'isIin f.ork worked around
the tau, one book muslin cap without border one
cotton cainbrek vandyke ami chcmse one pair velvet
shoas, one dark silk dress very large She came from
The neishborlood of Norfolk, and will probably aim i
tnat place: Whoever w secure her in some ial so
th" get her, deliver her to me- shall receive SIS
and reasonable expenses paid and Il the articles above
1nenuonedb be also delivered, reward Of $40 will be
paid.
THOMAS S. COALTER.
NaynesSororsh, 18th Sept. #
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FdNtiREE good Turner'S and Fiers Of Grass and Iron
Il for which liberal wages viii be siyeo. Apply
A. & o. EISBTT,
of5osise Tie cbfce orttc Fi,eiiga
argus. I9tcAm,EH
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Containing he rising, setting, places ard ccnses Of
'he Sun and Mpsn; he southing Phases of the Moon
te rising setting and sohug of TIC most conspicuous
Phes ana liked Stars also The increase decrease and
length Of days, with their fesiivals-Asr-A variety
oi'setnl and entertaining NATTER with list of taxes
&c. &c.
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