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DOMESTIC GOODS.

T'UST OPENED, IN the homse occupied 6y Joseph
81 a. Myers, Esq. opposte .iL Samuel Uhte's, IN
lid IN street, AND FOR SALE
JERAULD & GREENE,
a U ny ertensiJe assortment IF Domestic Nanufac-
tn red GOODS, CONSISTING OF
fE'ie' and common qualities, bleachcd aud 6rOssn
sbiriingS
DO. do do. cha'abrays, Gssors-
81 md ~ checks, large and small figures
Be.iticSHg, furniture checks
. I'D truss stripes
Gin CHAINS a,id STRIPES, Of various qualities and pat
Cot ton bulls and thread, assorted colours
-dLSO-
n 1,nntiy Of cotton cards, Nos s, 9 8 10
4 c. lses, containing assortment Of La
dies black sehite and cojottred Kid 81
shoes and shpbrS
ID no sandals aud bsotees, md childre1'S SHOES
ID ia pieces eieg,nt superfnS black - blue GrOad-
cloths and cdssi,ne1'eS
r me and Io7v priced, light q dark niired cassimeres
and sdttnetts
5, = The aboue GOODS 4siU be sold by the piece or
package, at UeTy lOwfrises for CASH, or dRproved
t1edit.
Dealers IL, the articles, are inuited 10 cal and
kranins.
June "a. IF
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ANoBIECY,.

Interesting and fruIy desirable !!
FE7llE uuders ed, proprietor OF lac premises, is
4 disp lse to L. ass, by private eontri-t one
10 seven years 20 pnl nlcc lron and at Tie end OF
the prcscnt e,r ;.iat valuable amd weii-kno~n pn-
tttio., W. L. its s2;uricna,ces, called
OR q y II II l. l.,
Situated in he & uny a dsnBod, upon the Kappa
hammock R.ver--, ,oi.ing AlUl.t AIRY, the Estate OF
Join TSyloe, "a AID also of Laudon Carter, Esq.
and wi,,ch stately opposite the town O Eap2a-
halnOcF, slnI, Il called lObbs-tlole ana which
SAID tract cuutalos ABOUT 300 lis width is
more than 4 MD, X extensup s; down lac said river,
ineulings valuable pubic ierry--the sol3 t. which,
passes tlroughts premises. This land uncommonly
ievei icrti ~ peculiarly we'll adapted 20 the cul-
turs u corn, wheat, tobaec and clover, with
natural meadow, product < absndat crops OF excel
eat iIay--.fst grazing Farm, FEW if ANY, III this
State excel L. The navigati n ofths river, is easy
and certain II III seasons. and nts vessels Of ths
lrg SIZE {; BY meas whereof, the produce OF the
Farm can be,cs lily and at tiTi.l expence Shipped
mp or down to- sid river, the terst a the Tenant
may dc,atess 1 his place abuuds with f,h, crabs,
and Wild owl Of first quality uniting 20 1t.
snd-bar web adapted % the ol inc, from which
great Advantages may With certainty be antiri; ated
rs e ) 'slsr, Il is doubtful whether any neighbour
hood ia the Country stf nus better OF greater wealth.
added 10 wilih, thee isan advantage, nv Of
sight cons raton. that is the ub.e Mail passes this
Ferry, and from It's stusiion, great profit may tain
y deryet, by the Es ah'ii'n, OF Pubic Hose
oil tnter'ai''uent Upon this Farm, there ex-
oellent oploycme is but which cut of repair, and
IA tbs 'esps,t, Su -scrbsr is disposed be liberal
AZ 10 tie terms Of lease, in oder get them in
cOnliiete ate OF reVair.
1t cannot be needtil say any thing Of this
Estate to t0ss who know it. what has been said IL
=c@sus, as t'ey prepared to appreciate its
al value those WHO acquainted 18th it, their
une may not b. imp oYiGeutly spent, iii taking view
oil ITS peculiar advantages
iny letters addressed tome at this place, shall be
Puneilaiy attend d to
JOHN MURPHY, Jan'r.
richmond, July l.-----e,5walawu
The Editor ~ die Fredericksburg Herald, is re-
quesed to insert tb~ aove, three weekq and forward
hs account to the Editor Of the Enquirer.
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tGIChN,lNND 81 HIINARY.
Under The cars * *. PowER, PRINCIPAL,
and IZERBETr (. i fItIlfff .lAA.

OnoeT me care (.,ens. POI1ER, PRINCIPAL,
and HERBEHI I. NOM .1fs2g,N,
.4sSoclute Professor.
& > the stability pernanence oithe best Iiters-
IA ny institutions depeud en- ..e patronage and
support OF an enlightened and discerning public So the
confidence, which beget that patronage and support
aust be gained oy perseyerng exertisns and ass,
DUTY OF tiOse who conduct til III.
Deeply Impressed with the truth and Justice of this
reasoning the Professors q the lGchinona Seminary
ere infleX'by determined to devot, the most serupu-
ios ana inverted attention, each to his Iespecv,.
sphere OF nuty For this parpuse they have rented,
or . Germ OF ~oyears, sI'y ald commodore house
- + street, nearly opposite Tue Dwelling Of MIR JAS
Drown, Jun. ensure the progress Of the pupils
"' inc usefulness OF the Institution, the OF
otuuehts ), At no ume, TO iity the CiasIcai
department will be uniformly limited TO Twenty-Five
ne advantages arisiug TO paPiS, under com petcnI
teaohers, from the numerical limitation here proposed
are TOO EVIDENT to be stated, too ooV0ns to meet
tne eye qualify outh tor the active pursuits on
ne aad the higher the UNIVERSITY, will D,.
the iel"iS objects OF tle school, snd attain them
not only emnety, but within much shorter lc,lnd
thah IS generally done, will be the constant endeavodr
ana SheSt Sra'Ihcatoa Vi It's professors. In order 10
excite and cherish spirit If Emulation that great
promoter OF the energies OF the human mind IL is
deemed e%pedent that the Student. be examined At
the close oteyery month tins will afford Parents aud
1uartlIans ample opportunity oil asccrtniug the iyo
Sresslve improvement OF their children and ,gardg-
10 guard against the evil tendency otons vaeati ms
wiich Is too we'll known need particular develoue
meni, not than fortnight will Be given in 10.
latter part ofAusust
The brauch,s % etsught in his Seminary, will be
classed under four departments, az follows:
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Composition, Geo
Sraphy, use Of he Globes, Civil History aud Arthrae
TIC viii constitute the English Department
The Latin and Greek aagusges and Elements of
Belles-Letters, the Classical Department.
Algebra, o Geometry, RI, onoubetry, the mensurat;-
ON OF hei9hsand dstlnees and solids, viii cosst
tute the Mathematical One, and
n Grammatical knowledge the French language,
with the practice OF rcaig, writing snd trans!sne it.
will be the object u the frT,ch One.
TERMS or TUITION
English Department, Tor which ey RI pupil IS 10 be
considered rs entered, SO per annuno.
'ti", with a or all OF the other branches, $50
per avn
~ The School will be opened on Monday the Sd
Juae Eff
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SALTBAlEING.
TIE suBrNRIRE.R

TIFF, SUBSCRIBER
y EAS prepared BNr.uyg Macnivr. and invite
Er thc attention If Ladies ard Gelte,nen Who
may WRIT the low country this season no rn;ov the
bath.-- They RAY usu the Rad, at any hour of the
day, without BENG exposed etucr 90 thc sun or obsr
vaiou
Tie has taken tho houses Formerly occupied bv Mr.
Spuhall, deed, oc the reception Of coin,,apt s,I
pledges himself to use due eNerGou to render them
coniortabic.-I house is fa1isled will, ever. ,a
qu''te, and an abundant supply of ice.
Matthew WILLS.
York Town. Imlv 1---. ~.
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WM BLODGET,

PFCONNENOED i,y Nessrs Brown md 1e..
offers his servc To- he Merchants and otbers ~
iichmo d AID is vi9ni', ssa
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
III Provideuce, Fhode- Island
L1nF exp ience in business, renders him confident Of
giving satisfaction 10 Correspondents HE co,,t.l i
resources ,uabic accommodations 70 anv extent anil
the most liberal advances may always be colcTi,tcd
on constituents. when required He trassacts Gov.
NissioN BUSINESS oStY, and has no concern in snee
HiHute iuorr'st'on promptly given on apnl;rs.
X RIDDLE. ''' '''ii -
PT0Uiaenee, r. 7. June LII,
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NOTICE.

a PETITION will be presented to the next Gene
eal Assembly of this Commonwealth, praying that
act may pass anthorsnga sale of the plate and other
property belonging to Brick Church, in st Stephens
loarist, King * Queen, and the money arising from
such SALE to b. appropriated towards repairing said
Church. u. z. COURTNEY.
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IMPoRT-IN9' 70 FARMERS!
CLONER-SEED MACHIN E.

XOtl " SMITH, Senior, of SpottsyIvania county
e. having Obtained Patent from the United States,
bearing date the 2St OF April, 1915, for Machine
Tor StI.rng Clover Seed, the Subscriber is duly au-
thorzei, 10y power OF Attorney, To sell the use of le
sad patent right 10 all such may be Inclined
itlS will dispos Of it TO individuals, also to ANY per
sou ior any particular county statc ia the Union.
Inc SlDcgibcr las an accurate description 81 the Ma
cinne WHICH can be easily understood by Mechanics
andnija few days will have utthe Machines pepar-
cyl toT Inspection.
az subscriber assert, that the utility Of this in
Ventpbn Is superseded 10y ot the Kidd hitherto
Fentdd' its advantages obvious all persons that
navel seen the original. Cle hand aud horse can,
withlac'it,, gather more In oac day, tlan twenty
hanAs ;sn IN the ordinary way important adyan-
ttse, eXcis%'va % is ease With which the seed are
gathered, IS that the stis caves Of tile clover are
Teton te land the nSe,ine gatne,3ug Oay the heads
o. tie cio.er. The * enc.. ,t tue machine is nor
great, and MS COZ struetoi snple, that INV common
Carpenter and Blacksmith max Il.
All persons arc hereby fore Farned from construct
ms AID using machines con.if; within the puyIew o.
tAis patent under ihe penalty prescribed by law un-
less oy previously obtaining the right.
JOSEPH Y. SMITH
Sole .Agent in the u. Stases, Tor
John ;7atith, The Patentee.
N. X The Subscriber will bage IN q few days
seSt many OF the Machines ior sale, o. reasonable
terms. j. l. SJlIIH.
Frelerieksrurg, July 1, 1sls.----Im
IN Pursuance OF TIC iast vii OF VIM. Dandrldce.
e Esq. and of decgse ofthe Superior Court OF
Chsncery Tor tie Richmond District founded thereon
pronounced at Tie last term tire Subscribers will sell
az Public Auction, the premises tie sth day of
Jul, lnst, thst Valuable Estate in the eonaty of Hen
rico, called
WIN SOR:
situated about three miles above Richmond, on the
Westuafu Road. II Wi,i be divided INTO tracts O
wh'ch plat viii be- exhibited 81 the safe A credit
during lne HE OF Mrs OUrEogton, will be given for
one THIRD OF the purchase money of five years from
the Let sept next, for fyesxths of the redue and of
one year from tbat tnle Tor the. rem aiming o,,e.s;xt
Interest will be requn ed Ire whole so,onnt of the
purchase money, payable sew-anuualiy unit the expi-
ration OF the credit first ayment thereof to he
be gwen, and at which time the nt,re 81 is to eon,
Inence- Bond ana sccuriy, also a deed OF trust ON
.he property, will be required OF the purchasers
W2t MARSHALL,
TH0S. TAYLOR, ( Commissioners.
WM. Hay, Jr.
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iGLOUCESTER LOW GROUNDS

x NOR SALE.--To b. sold at Gloucester court
lkN house, on the LIST Monday ia August next, be-
a ,een two and three hundred acres az Low GROUNDS
bate te property f John Cstett, ESQ. adjoining that
elegant estate belonging to EnoanAs 4. Roots, esq
This IS very valuable and productive Farm he
purchaser have the liberty OF putting small grain
tls sll (whout Injury to the crops.) MIR.
Ickner is tie Overseer, and will shaw the laad
n person, not acquainted with it.
Terms OF SALE--One half of the money to be paid
months from the first day OF Jan 1916, (when pos
sesSion will be gven and the ba The lst Of Jan.
l131S.-Bond and security will he required Is secure
S2e payment, and mortgage on the land aiso.--The
land will be surveyed to the purchaser
WaI. JONES,
Error Of John CGttiett, Esq
TrLe 1A--k6s
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TN CHANCERK.

Nv CH.HyFCERH.
Nm Goochand County Court, Goth Feb. 1915.
A George Perkins, PhG.
AGAINST
Thomas Merriwether, Def
THE Defenl ant not having entered his appear
anoe and given security accoug the act OF Assem-
10 y, and the ru ofths Court, and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that he is inhabant Of
shis stateon motion of the planth by his cn,.nsc IL
Us ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
abe third Monday ia Augusi next * answer the plan
ziif's BILL and that copy of s order be forthwith
inserted in some puc newspaper Published in the ci-
AZ Of chInoud, for months successfully, * that
another copy be posted the frontdoor OF the court
ihouse OF this comfy.
A copv.-Tcste,
w. MILLER, C. C. C.
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SPRI"G HILL aCaDE.uY.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

7 III 10 OoOINI plITN,
Residing ia the North East Conner Of III
oemdrie County,
< NFORaiS the Public, tr.t summer Session will
e Commence die 18th day OF July next
AT this ins tuition, Males and Females will be in
strGcted in separate apartments, classical and po
lite i,-,rpng. would take - 20 ,O',ug ladies, *
as many boys nj correct deportaenL.
My terms for bosrl-T a.;ion and washing, scho-
lars iurnisling their bedding aud candles, wi DC $50
per session, o. five mouths parable IN advance. No
pupu will be received Tor Il shorter period than Il
mo- tks.
Happy would it be for the rising generation, were
parents put into their children hands, hi school,
tie Borigf Col ms 81 all books tie most impor-
tmt, IS 10y youth the neglected. - would,
therefore, solicit The parent, who may be disposed to
palrpniSe tas lusttu.on, to farDish his child with q
BIBLE.
JAMES G. WADDEL.
June 81. I'm
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ron FREIGHFO a CY.7RTEB-

.3tfm ne huss'an Snip .terGnlkr, Capt. XVI
kg5A.k( HOuFOsf, bnrthen about $50 TONS 6 now
ing 1t C'ty-Point, really TO receive a car
gohe VIII take tobacco 'obacc0 stems t. any par
on - Continent of Europe, from the ri,er Elder 10
% - ~ pom inclusive Nth liberty to cail any
port IN the English channel, f orders Tic terms
WIZ ne male snepnmoniy low, aad the shippers have
me rrpeds OF eonssuug the sbip, as wen as C..
60 I" thcr friends The ship stated to be very
nv oIq, s'u wen furnished JOuN BELL
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND-AdJOioius my plantation on
-.prcmattax River, nave FIVE hundred acres of
land, which | viii sell on accommodating terms Tor
stock of either o the Banks of Virginia, or stock of the
United States The quality Of the lard is well a,iap-
ted for Wheat, Corn, rohaccp ard Clover The soil
is good, and the Foundation of clay-aoout three hun
dred acres heavily covered and cjouded with eN-
ceent TIMBER which will answer for buildings, slaves
and other purposes Wnter-Pook Greek, = o,.stsnt
stren through tbs tract and on each side Of the
Geek large proportion Of the land consists OF very
fertile and productive low-grounds There is q very
high hill! with handsome grove thercO -, command
Ing prospect ound fahOut fifteen miles with sevt
raj fine springs ISSUING from It's base-tLjs is n most eli
gbic seite Ton buId'rg, & country residence more
healthy place below the mounlans could net be easily
seltttd.
There three bold springs, which writer about
twenty thirty acres Of ilgt lard which now yieids
excellent grass and with little labor most valuable
meadow may be had, which could be covered with
wster pleasure The distance from Peters burf IS
tweuty-two, from Rchinond twent, ok miles. ana
navigation Convenient The cleared low and high
LAND sufficient 'or working eight fen hands to adj
yantnge. The premises will be shewn by me at any
time.
Fortie terms apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor Of
Richmond, to Mr.. Samuel Turner of Petersburg.
" to tae subscriber.
ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
CEesterfie!.. June i.--tf
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BIZ TRl.9fs NfTwHIE. J
NO1ICE.
The Subscribers. u,aGier the. firm, Of
LEWIS. PERKINS SJ Co.

LEWIS, PERKINS 81 Co.
HAVING taken the SoAtn tenement uf Col Bal
"a a LOOKS buildings, irontrg the 3 ISM, where they
can store large quantities Of ANY article, otter their
vices Gas Commission e'ch1its,) their friends and
the public at large.
They have for sale large quantity of Pit Goals Is
ins adjoining the lunber,ouse OF Fox q Rchsrlson
on the Basin, aud will treat with any person (vho
comes well recommendeD for raising OF coal At MAYOR
Jno. Maliory's Pitts. in Powhatan.
Warner LesDis, Robert Minis,
Nat Perkins, Robert French.
Nav % On,
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FRESH GOODS.

L0'ilDu ,ubelfge cloths and cdsis,cs erAa guaAIy
SigbslfNs biales, and ca1J.Ic cahcoes,
~ & Oh cettOI countries,
Laes' c0ttp i0se-some fine, Mems bro1on half do.
M HiqGt cs3s, IL. cotton Gpd zgorsfeG d-QsssrS
Ladles' u pes .gfte andcDior6d cofloH hlce
Tp7aie Igusg a oity, .tfe s6iNes q'afng
Round * FIT l9bbiIg, Lond0', PMS
The d5ooe t50yi; igere Irpoited in tie ships Con
lcord1ud Rgsloa fo,n Loaa9H. To7rg 01tG country
-jLerchfufs ~ i,r1ifed To caH and 90kdt item ---
THY 1Oi46e sotG9 'o.o Pqceg, to cest Or negor .bs
soabsr. Fill y III nv
June 29.--9y
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LANDS Fur SALE.
THE sUBScRyREP

THE SUBSCRYRER
NNJIiA positively offer two racts Of Land for sale
~ to the highest bidder, on Tuesday the 18th tay
otJuy mex. (isir, not the next fair day onc tract
contains 1860 acres, Of less and the other tract
25O acres The above isHd5 situated IN the county
or Cumberland, ten miles southwest oil the court
h0us h, on tue main road leadng 10 RchfnouG and AN
excellent stand Tor pblis house or store-the build
mes arc good and congenient--good orchard and
most excellent sYring-he water not inferior % any
on this side oi the moIptainthe pIsntsGon il IN gso
repair, and thc soil we'll adapted TO the culture OF
corn, wheat, & tobacco.
IL rms o. sale viii he or Fourth of the purchase
mO1cy 6wu, the balance ~ three annual pay fnents.
and q deed oftrust wI he required on the lands, to
cure t.e payments.
CHAs.LEE.
july s. Ct
=. q --CehaTyi ". Ice has tract If Lend adioiu-
ny fhc ahu L,nds, coma uing $3.50 ao.es which
vii! Dee oA.tcd thc sroe day. Ohc third OF the pur-
chas money viii BE- required down--the balance in
Two annual payments This tract has many convent
ences site eiartaton l. IN SoUl order. The purcha-
will he permitted TO wheat at he usual time
&. L.
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FOR SALE.
THE TAVERN 8. ADMINISTRATION.

THE TAVERN & PLANTATION.
CONT lLNINU 100 qChES or L,A.N'D
NTHEREON nov reside in Cumberland County
ee ~ Carter5yiile, on James River, immediate
y the carolina and Lyuchhurg r0ads, to Richmond
where the ma,-stagc passes weekly. This place is
healthy, well wat;ed, and in tn ayr cable neiehbor-
hood--ihe dwellug-h'use has been iately repated s.
enlarged for the reception Ola privat family, With
conm0lious stables ad other OuthOuses-tbis stuati
equal If not superior any stand IN tg country
for r Taverrr-beside mary other advantages unpt.
ccssary 70 mention, as It is prcHmabc those inclined
~ purchase VIII view tic premises
The terms Ofsalc viii bc made accommodating TO
lac purchaser HUMPHREY BELT
J-u- 10 ---ff
STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
2 E9TEShe Steam Boat syharE in Hasbimyton
CUY, erejg dnp, SWdltp7 ercebfc,i fir .1ier0r-
G2a s. f5edefcis61Gg, Va. 0ft-2 bqsf ., u. ~ &
g'H return 'be nert morning in lime I'm passengers
20 arrire no PaitiHore hi 8, p. M
l0esragsrs muller H4s arrangement can fraUei fro1a
bdtfpoic 10 FredsyiDk simr anil fr0n Tredericks-
'7'rg 70 Baltimore, distance t5.garls Of 100 miles,
ia ip Inns.
REORGANIZATION On 6osrd tie Stem Bset or
ood.
JHne 24.----------st
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1HE |1Ot nov g CO.H.jTISylNs.
- NESS,
ERErOFORE carried On by James 81 +
viii u tntarebe coniucted by the subs .5 h
LINES j>ROW.N; Jr. e I'm. FINN ., ~
who have formed IA CO-PA RTNBRSl!il, and y
their unreIutt'ng attention ard exertious. TO the
friends aud tie public
They have for sale, afsaf,
1900 bushels Liverpool brown SALT
tons r s'Bh patent shot,
$50 crates blue and green edged gares.
oil b st quality, aud laid in on low
AND IN STORE,
80 hhds. prime Newt Orleans s. Nf,r
ado sugar
$50 bags collie
$50 Dhls Carnther's beat rectihed d,b
proof Wln.k.y
81 puneheon3 81 s. ith proof Antigua
Kiur
80 casks London brown stout
90 ess Lon oa White ,-caJ
l. l5UO sterling, oiassot.d hardware
30 b3les Duf'-l Blankets
.o thnn-is,
SO P,4CRAGES ORYGOODS,
CONSISTING or
V-8 = b.4 Cambria ttusiius s. Ien0s
Supertne print. s. uuiresse,, C.iic,es
Lsdes ADD Meus' fpe cotton HOSIERY
Cotton Shntngs, liisb Iiuc.,s
Book K Lrno Nusnna, Pms
bales tiernnn Oznsbutgs,
so pieces DOwlas, 5 bales II ssias1s
SuPerhne Cloths s, Ca5imcres, sc. Re.
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
VIM. FINNE.Y.
July 5.---tf
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DRY GOUI]S.

DIX jrDODSs
TIE Subscribers ha,s recei,eiber' The ships Con-
cord g Boston, from LO'idom,
Fancy Prints,
NAite and printed quiltings,
Madras handkerchief,
Fa.cy Plates,
White K bla,k Cotton Camtricks,
Which taey wiilsell low for CASH. or approved
town aeceptances.
T.S II. HIGGIN BorHAM.
Richmond July f.-ew
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EEM COOK.
June 10.

LNFORyJfShis friends and the public, siGt he
as I'll is day formed
COPARTNERSHIP
7Sih NJ. Henry WaS--!he business heretefors car
7Ted m ty him, 7UiA be conducted by Mr. WE
der tie E'1H Of
COOK u TH.4X,
Pho z9if ersoute all ortlers far tn nanufacfTe Of
PIPER, tn, sheet iron, Sc in tn, best mosraer and
the lo7yest terms
N. b. tn: highest price giJei FIR DID copber, bs,o-
r :r, brass q tctId June i4.------f
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IlHlI 80 Iif3FRS.


II Fszy dooys 5Cl97c NE bell IavetH, IN the
honse Letely occuficd ~ WI1LIAN PAT
TERsoE, haue For Sic, and ofer 30 the
Public at moderate Prices, thc Jll!o7ytng ar
&ictes, Uiz
Ne7t- Orleans s'gnr
Prime yereen coHce
Lmherili q yoteng hysoH teas Of the iqst
imhortGron
Pcfhcr, aisfjice, ftufDegs
Pine Gtnie c6sese, rice
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SonstaHtig snhhhcd, Nth u .fitA and general
assortment II Groceries.
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AN ODE.
GEORGICUS.

AN ODE,
Surg before The Nero York TgboerabhicdE Ssciety,
on the 18th iistdns.
TUsE--" Let Fame sound the TRUMPET"
Awake the loud trumpet, tits freedom invites,
Let heroes unite in the strain
The olive Of PEACE with the laurel unites,
And music swellS sweet Ger the plain.
Thy birth, Independence, by Frecmen be kept,
Till tyranny's banner be furl'd,
Till Despots have bled, where their victims have
wept,
And Freedom has spread Ger the world.
When dark superstition had fettered the mind,
And reason in bondage was bound,
The Goddess descended to ransom mankind,
And genius arose from the ground
The PHEss she established, pillar offire,
(While nights sable curtain was fIrpd)
It's splendor babe mystic delusion retire,
And ParSrlYs gave light to the world.
Columbus by daring new regions to find,
Dicoyerel our world in the west,
The store house Of Europe, home for mankind,
Sustaining the poor and oppressed.
Here Freedoms bright temple eHulgent shall
shine,
Her flag DER its turrets 1nfurpd,
Our arms have twice say'd it, twill never de.
cline,
While Printing gives light 70 the world.