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FOR SdIE.

FETUAT Farm on which the subscriber row 70 .
j sales IN Gloucester county, containing Eve hun
drcd ceres Of te fret Tusty Lo7v Grounds IL Ids
on Severn River, Which aboundsn fish and ovs.
ters within six hours sail to Norfolk and ebon,
twenty TO Baltimore. The land is well adapte n
the cultivation Of corn, wheat and barley, anil i,
morally considered amongst the best farms in
the countg.
Persons disposed to purcNase are invited 10 view
It It viii be sold privately, Il an Offer is made. b.
tween this and the 9Th of august If not slid b. 10
that day, (t being Gioncesfer court day) i. will be
sold poblioly, to the highest bidder, ~ the court
house Virginia, Farmers Bark. or Uni cd States
Stock will he taken in payment. The improve
ments consist Of a two story dwelling house, with
three roous K passage on floor, & every neces.
safy on'-honsr ell new * In cood repair The rlsn
tsion Is laid oF into four fields, is well enclosed.
and one If those fields will be prepared 70 isy dow,
~ small grain this fall. between thirty anil forty
likely negroes may be purchased with the farm.
together with the stock Of every Kind, farming ~
tensis. 30. reasonable credit will be allowed
f1r part oftic purchase money, but cord securi.
~ viii he required. JOHN IFWIg
c4lorc",fer enuntv, lure 26. lids
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Without enlisenins suns, and genial show

" Without eniyening suns, and genial show
ers,
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
The tender plant should rear its blooming
head"
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A BOUT to establish Museum in the CITY Of
"a Richmond, are anxious to collect (if possible
every curiosity OF nature and art which the State ol
Virginia can furnish The liheraty and public spi.
tit which characterize the inhabitants of the an
cent dominion, justify the hope that the proprie-
tors OF the intended establishment will receive from
the patronage of her citizens much assistance on
the present occason--Such gentlemen, therefore,
as have curosties in their possession are respec,u
ly collected to communicate with the Subscribers.
stating the description of objects, and whether they
are willing to make donation or a loan of them
for the benefit OF the Museum.-A prompt a,tenti.
on to this request Gas it is the wish of the proprie
tors to make collection Immediately as posi-
ble) viii greatly enhance the favour their gencrosi-
ty would confer
The public assured, any article loaned to this
institution will be preserved with great care and res
tored, TO the proprietor demand.
JAMES WARRFLI..
RICHARD I.ORTON.
or The Elitors of the Norfolk Herald, Peters
burg Republican and IntelIigencer Winchester
Constellation, and Stanton Observer, are requested
to give the above Insertion, once week Tor two
months, and forward their accounts the Subseri-
beers.
June 10. 1n-w9m
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lL7.N'GEL UURZEL..

Account OF a crop ofttis valuable grown IN
the 1913, az The garden ground ford, the seat Of
John Healon. Esq. RomturJ, in EssrN.
The ground the .t place dug over Nj IN the shade
IA 'e usual manner, thoroughly cleared AMI wen manfred
with rotten dung.
in small drills made with h itttnpart. Lightly
covered with earth by garden rake. On plot OF
ground 70 feet in length, six sown for the mar
pose of ascertaining what degree injury roots would
receive by taking oil the leaves in plants
leaving them foot asu,tr in the Upon three of
these rows, occupying space of yards, there were q5
plants the leaves oi which (exCepj those rising from
heart of the ron" were, the 27,h Jay, carefully cut oil
with knife, and they weighted 90 lbs. equal tons.
cwt 81 Tbs. upon the three adjoining rows
trrc were % plants, and these lef tie direction
oil nature with the single exception ofweedng them VIII
young.
asf,.ows.
TIE o5 plants from which the leaves Weretascn in JULY
Nj -
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Samuel Hoftings5vOrth e. 3ons,
No SO County Wharf, baltimore,
e. AVE lately received, and daily ex-
= 4 P.c', q further supply Of COLOGNE MILL.
STONES, ofthe different dimensions From 1--we s;e, -
10 Two inches iame,er-BoLTING CLOTHS Of tue
ihos'"pproVed Manufacture, from 70. to Nc. 8.
They haze .4lso,
About 10 tons well assorted, ha square and round i'm
ported bar Iron '
Hoops and Nail Rods
IL large ana complete assortment of American Iron
consisting Of plough moulis, Tyre Iron and com,
mon sized fiat and Bar Iron and NovaSco,.a
GRIND STONES. "
Orders received for any of the above described good,
Will carefully executed and iorware, by the most direct
July %. osom.
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July %.
THIRTY DOLLARS re TIHPD.

Eg UNAWAY from the Subscribers, H.
a. wing in Alecleibure County n C. on The u;,,,t or
the I'm - Apr sass two sly young negro fellows viz
JACOB & STEPHEN.) -
JACcb ~ about twenty-five years old stout made, thick
set and dark complexion, and brieye bacAisli gums
STEPHEN IS about twenty years old. STOUT made. dart.
eonpeic not so thick Jacob. viii, small scar On
his nnter lip, cil, Nitha pen knife OIL his hros',
occasioned by healing tleirfai!er brother and sister ali
started with them for Piladelph, and all rot within If
teen miles OF Petersburg, Va. and got separated their f.
tier, brother and sister, far Richmond and tht
put an jail, THREE weeks agoand ts thought ia Jacob K,
more.
The above Reward will he given any person that viii
aprehend said two negroes aud conne cIn in any ill
so ih them, fifteen dollars for either tugethes
With a!l reasonable eNpeneeS.
IT YOU get them, wriIe often until we cone or adser-
tie them in tie Richmond Enqnirer which paper we gci.
IENhS ALEXANDER,
GEO. ALEXANnER.
July -. 2,-st'
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Alta late installation of the French Academy MIR. Cuvi-
err perpetual Secretary. read observations pro-
iss OF the SCIENCES, and their relations with society The
ge may give rise reflection. III the pnni the
English reader "a vessel has crossed the
without cars, without One keen no the
ire ano,r TO guide the helm, all its II is pro-
PEELED by n internal force like animated being like
bird OF the floating the the CAPTAIN,
tNiresscn Every perc,i,eS What extent this IN.
Nennn will simplify the navigation of rivers and the
SAVING that IL may create in and horses bat we may
beaiso permitted TO look forward consequences more re
mote. ana perhaps ofs higher nportance-namvy, the
change which may rcsul. from maritime war. ana the
power of nacns II extremely probable that il will I've
placed, at some future time, The list OF those expert.
nens which have changed the face of the globe
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NiY 10.

Is. & J. HOLLINo
AVE ON HAND, a general and well
a selected assortment of GRocERtEs--
.3'nSns ashich are lie fol'o1r;ng articles:
Hhls AMI 10 bbls. New-orleans and stuscoyado s,.
gars ~
Dhls. Loaf do.
Bbls. and IS kegs prime Green Cof;.
IS Bbls- Pennsy l,sIia WhsLey supsrior quality
800 StIaws hal pint Iumhlers i'
o Tons owe,si Iron. assorted
loo Sacks Liverpool salt
1900 lbs. Smilhheld Bacon
u buAes Soap, first quality
2s Kegs Cut Nails , boxes Cotton Carls
Bbls. Green copperas
100 Bulls Ciipt HeTrings
SO do. whole do.
Chests Imperia and Y. II. Tens
fepper, Ailspce, Nutmelss Chocolate, NIadder. re-
n ';n, sai'ps,re' Birthstone, Bed-ccrds, Plough
the Factory prices ~ 80 "
Jn! ~. 9s-w6w
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AANO EOR 81 "a

LIND ron SdLE
BDY Virtue OF decree # the Court ofthe Uni
y ted States tor the fifth Circuit and Virginia
nistiict. viii he sold. at puhe Auction. at INQUIRIES
Tavern IN the town IF Winchester the 27th dr., of An
gust next rfr Otherwise the fair day. the following
viz: - -
THREE TRACTS. in the County of Frederiel-one Of
them containing $40 l2acres another 277 acres and tl
third las acres. - -
SIX TRACTS in TIE countyof Eartiy-one of them
containing 5o657 acres more less and situated upon the
east side OF the south branch of potownnck ncludiu
the head OF the town of Fort Run and fuckers Run Ms.
tiers OF said south branch Of Potowmack and the head OF
North River. branch Of Great Cacapaori And four Of
them Zone Of which includes the WARM SPRfNCl s;tu,ts
upon Waits Run, branch ofGreat CaeabeoD cu,aino
200 each.
he Sales viii commence ~ twelve O'clock and viii I've on
aeFeit oft"eNe months as 10 anaf oftie purchase mo.
ney, and OF two years the other half. The purcha
TO give bond and security and deed of trust uuoD lis
lands TO secure the payment of the purchase mouey
DANIEL CALI,
Executor # the last zsiH
end Testament 81 R0oes
July "a. s2iis
OF The Editor ofihe Winchester Gazetteis requested
to publish the above until the day of sale and TRANSMIT lis
account 10 the Subscriber, Richmond, for payment.
DANIEL. CALL.
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az Abes'er slo,t'y sey, understanding the ~ Brro.
MAS present, with Of his relations, beg, pro
pose his health and that OF his family. Mr. Barns in
speech truly affecting, from the sei,sibiity neateS and
simplicity with which IL delivered, Acknowledged this
compliment in appropriate He expressed his high
SENSE Of the honor done the rmory of his deceased Ia
Their by the commcmoratOn Of his For himself his
mother and the Other members of his family. who had no
claim ,o The notice that distinguished assembly, otler than
that Which arose Of their connection with him, who was
peculiarly the object of their admiration n. legged t. say
they had ever felt snd still did feel the lively graft.
tude fer the enthusiastic, knnes, and attention they had
experienced from the friends Of the Poet of Scotland. a.
mong the toas " Mr.. rhnmas Campbell, and the living
Poets OF Scotnna and. The Scotch Artists propo-
sed amidst the shouts the Assembly,. MIR. Campbell and
MIR. Wiike returned thanks. Many National Songs and
scotch Me'odies we're in the course OF the evening,
anu Poem, written Tor the oceasio by Mr. Campbell
Was reci'ed with much feeling, and prodigious tEi CT
by Mr.. Conway.
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\ GRANDLINNER

was eivcn on uurlay The Frecrasors' Tavern. "
so,,n,,riiion of tn poet rrNNs. and in aid Of The
80 - "'-'tte'-'' vow, ige Tagl
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Burr mn Stone lkanuactory.
TIME Subscriber respectfully informs TIE
public, that he has Just received direct from France,
large quantity of prime Bwr Boks ola srpt ior graly
any hitherto imported iOth place. and having been en-
gaged IDtbe business upwards Of fifteen years. De aurri
himself from his long knowledge Of the trade, and de ap
prob ton which his work las hitherto with that 10
viii he able TO manufacture Mil Stones. Reasonable
terms as those imported from the North and diem
perform we'll
He his opened Shop on the 10Th Street. nearly oppo
site 70 the Old City Tavern where Gentlemen invites
call.
NATEdNIEL WHfTE u Go.
yine 49, lift
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LAND ION sALr.


I'm Pursuance the last Win aud Testament Of
a Anthony Mater, deed. will be offered for sale,
the premises, on Thursday, the 18th day el
August next, fair, il not the isir day ther,
alter, the Tract q Lard whereon the sand Antho
ny Mnte- lived, ia the county OF fowhatsu, ~ ing
on the man road leading from Car,ersviile to
Nlehmond, about 81 miles from the City ut Ricn-
mond and from the Town oil Jefferson, contain
iug two hundred Acres This land lies well, aud
IS remarkably well watered the soil is well adapt
cd to the culture OF the different species of grain
usually cultivated. The improvements are not
considerable, but such would answer the pur-
poses d moderate sized family. II being presu-
med that persons wishing To purchase this proper
~, will examine it previous to the day OF sale,
more particular description is deemed unnecessa-
Mr. John Williams, who lives the land, viii
at any time show it to any person wishing to view
It. The purchaser will be reqsired to paw one
third OF the price at the time OF sale, we,s con.
veyance viii be made; another third on the
i5'h OF August, tSi7, and the remaining third, on
the 18th OF August, 1918 which tws last pay meu;s
are to be scared by Deed OF Trsst on. the pro-
perty. The purchaser will have the privilege OF
sowing wheatin The isll at the usual time and have
fui possession given the first OF January next.
AT the same time and plucs will be offered for
sale, Il Snp, belonging to tits estate, which is in
tolcrab!e repair.
WM. LEAKFs, Ear.
Jary Is. l9-w5t*
! Virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed on the
9th November, 1912, by VIM Robertson,
OF Aioemar'e County, 10 to Jas T. Cooke
sum OF money therein mentioned, and cost will
be sold, by the Trustees Or one oftlen, on the 18th
day oi August next, il lair not the next fair ,ay
TO me highest bidder for cash, al Jas. p Cocke's
mil, II Tract ofLapd, containing t79 acres, more
or less, lying on the south fork nf Hardware River
" uie county OF Albem.rie. There is valuable
paw AMI Grist MIL with convenient dwelling.
house, sSc. on the Land.
THE TRUSTEES.
Juiy 10 1s-gp4sy
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A large and beet lately become n f.ro,,-i,s
seed in England, for Cattle and is used both raw and boil
al.
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o., Isis cssf. Ibs.
:. ne ISL tops july Z1th. 90 lbs. or IL So
ILe second tops Nov. 9th, III lbs. or IL Q %
Tops 81 81
Tops and roots together, per acre, II Is 100
The 81 plants, the leaves of which were not touched ri
the crop was taken up, III Now weighed
tons. clst Bs.
The "a roofs, So. lbs. 90
Tons and roots together. per acre, rs ~
The difference per acre. favor of tla croD of roots
touched being twelve eleven hundred weight and forty
eight pounds.
The leaves mght have been takenoF more than once
but The roots ybly injured by first cutting
uaa second became unnecessary aseerain fact that
taking oil the leaves does impede the growth root.
TRANSPLANTED CROP.
One huRdre and thrtyfour plants were drawn from The
SIX before mentioned, the 18Th Of June and care
fully trnsPantc twenty-tlte square yards of garden
ground in rows eighteen inches way and twelve INCHES
t'e other When taken up, tie second NOV cner laI5
Weighed y
tens. cut. ~.
The root weighed ISL lbs. or 70 a
Tops and roots together, per acre, % II 40
(Sgned) GEO. TURNBULL,
Gardener and piazteY. to
JOHN HEATON, Esq.
BclfoTds, January /, 1916.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

And shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
The tender plant should rear its blooming
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y17db Pubic are respectfully informed. that
4 gave tn Oven Franklin, Of Chesterfield, my
obligation TO pay him sum OF money f'iorc;r
stsied, for the purchase of Wagon, geers hni
horses, to be paid on condition that there wss to
be no iacumbrance on the same. The public are
hereby cautioned not to receive the bond - have
reasons to believe that the said property is under
ioeum5ranee, AID am determined not TO pay The
same.
RICHARD HARRIS.
Juiy -. 1o-qp4se
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military and General .qrencies, aacrdcd 10 z,
T.. BROWN,
VSTFO hos an Agent established at the city o.
~ Washington, foF that purpose. Land va.
rants will be Immediately procured, and az
eounts satisfactorily settled through the above :"
gcncy.
June 25s ~
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ron LEESE or RL.VT.
TaTHE House cnd Lot, whcreonI now reside, ana
4 possession given about the lat Of October next
IS useless for me TO say any thire about TIE ttia'
ton OF my House, as any person disposed to iSlns
or l. ase, would first examine the premiscs-iiut
can say with proprie;y, there are but few fanny
residences about Richmond more agreeable, with
cool water Il good neighbonrhood. For termS
.GPtiyto
WILLIAM MANN.
Jolly 90. PLAT
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sHOP-LIFTING ANECDOTES.

Jew days ago, told, the followi bold dash wa
made by fashionable lady. who had taken fancy 10 er-
Tc- o. pte aud wished 20 0Iainit terms, She drove
Ina -riagetOa pctle store ia Bruadssy, Weni in
sciecc nimrr Of peco, 10 the Of several hun
dref dnln, aud tf Them the I've packed up
while she Proceeded further down, purchase several ot
ari %.t winch she would return, and pay for
Gle latc On going out her pocket-b1ui nerceiyeI
lt on tic counter aui curiosity wiki something l;ttle
Singular IN the ildys manner, induced the people of die
store 70 examine IT, On opening IT, they found no money
bat u for 1919 dolls with which ri tie clerks ran 10
tn bavk aai learned iatit genuine, and got back viii
u b.io,e ue aiys returI taking provide change
Tor it, 81 she should decline the purchase Immediately
aiief the al ach drove up, AMI she in. apparent.
ly much agitas, 60 inform tle merchant The loss Of her
pockctioJs, sud her inability pay for tho plate and re-
quest him 10 anIi the tary1a. The huo, IN r-frrr-
ed, 10 her gr,t satisfaction ai tankiun So end the
plate aten into the crage. The grat 6if frafs handed
100 d1 M taken for nd 20 be tie examined M
me ai> eclvsd her change. and depart niih che polite
acl,oWicdgmtnts n the merchant. The oil, however, on
lIng sent ia tor post y-i discovered % be
Ho'Iioas cotRstj and nothing OF Tie lady or hr
booty was aii rwarts asctriainei.
One DAY last week, went a dry-go0d store in
Bron Iy, end she IN, took piece OF k,rseyne,
from without Che door, pit under CLOAK in the position
ola cli mr. afiB and occasionally flushed and spoke 10
il, while chaerir5 for ring article with the clerk
She she went iu with her iuhntiic burden and
earr, u oil without Suspicion interruption. iner-
chant who, from oppt ste store had hrnts mo
ihcr rake ia tle guris slept the afternoon and tn
qunc how tlic went asked the if he had not si
piece kereytue ia tie OF the Hay on pner-
irs in tie negative. Ties the door and missed thc
r u but have been able discover nothing of tir Tot
eH"a smee- ~. Z. columbian.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The citizens of Virginia are hereby notified that
they will be furnished with vaccine matter, and in
struetions, if required, how to use it, free Of any
costs or charges, in conformity to the act OF the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia passed the 4th February, 1914, and entitled
"Au act for the distribution of genuine vaccine mat
ter for the use Of the citizens OF this Conn
wealth" Applications for this remedy may be
made through the medium of the Post Office, Cstst-
ing the number OF persons to be vaccinaiet,) de
reoted TO DR.. JAMES snrrH, agent for vacci,ati-
on, Baltimore.
O. As the Natural Snail Pox ha, been intro
da. e. into the state, and Is prevailing ia var-
Gus Pisces, it is hoped that general attention will
be paid to this notice. Editors Of NEWSPAPERS,
thraShout t.e state GENERALLY, vii serve the inter
eatof their friends by inserting Inc above occasona-
lyn their papers, to remind them Of their duty in
this respect 10 their own families as we'll as to the
pubic.
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The Congo Steam- Ycaacl.

We mentioned time since, several particulars connec
ted WITH the equipment o a S,ern-veS,el, BE- called the
Congo Designed Tor the Investigation o the great
African river al ot ane, hy The expedition preparing I'M
der the command AMI direction ufCGp. Ttcte one o the
most scientific and St informed officers the nayy, in &C.
oSraply hyrosr3p!S and all the branches orgnpial and
preucsl knowl,gv connected With these studi $. The i'm
mediate obeci assigned for this expedition. will be rvcoec-
ted S tu ascend the great the river Congo TO
tNnmn- all IT'S creeks AMI hays and It's principal
trlnuary streams, ht prncipiiy follow up the main
ciaune, while the overland cNptdou fitted out under the
dir ction Of Nia Gen. Sin T. W. Curln and cunucd by
Ma' Peii', of the Royal African cors. ma>ing for tie
great ryr Mig IN the interior of Afoa by following The
track ct Park, viii pursue thc Of that yon Of
water 10 It's discharge. It's supposed that both these eNe
nitionS eo-spe"nn may and viii ascertain the Niger aud
te Congo Ia he TIE SANE river, ai thus establish navga-
bic channel Of communication VIII; almost all tlI tribes OF
the immense country the ll.s. with view 20 the Oh.
Jees oi Co IUckcyS partcuirr branch Ibis combined
pan at discovery an experiment Aas been made ascertain
several points important the particular kiuI Of nnvin-
uon (Which the Steauves Is % ~ adapted. The result
olat experiment, stated in the it Yesterday s,e,
I'd the necessity OF some alterations lessen dc dyught
water and TO give other facihues which emit. uteU j,
confident Of plshng in satisfactory way, be
enabled to pursue his enterprize in this vessel
Lotttion Pilot, Jan. 81.
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Elastic AErrble Of AEcasachnsetts.

Some tune ago, Dr. WHcdcN exhibited 10 the New York
Philosophical Soc ~ Specimen oi american Ei1y,ic Mar
Die measuring four feet la gu,. three inches in breadth,
and one inch in thickness. The slab OF snowy white
ness ol grained and OF rtnarkahc neNbii.
lie hal receivd it of Nos,r,. Norris ard lam got il
FROM tue quarry IN Ptsiid, Massachusetts Since the
clpt of TINS extraordinary sample. another ont OF Cor
more considerable sle has IN ocutd by MI MeS hgs,
from Soehgidsc. This ~ is pr psrng tor place IL Dr..
Mi'cIiis cab,ict of mineruS. The Dimensions Of this
STONE are rs follow breadth, foot aud inches length
five fees, and Thickness. two UNDERWRITING Of
thousand sN hundred and tort! cubic inches of elastic
biv.
This slab whom shaken. unduates scnhly hack and
forwards when supported the tNcne,. the MIDDLE
forms curve Of about ne.s from horizontal line
ana when turned over, RECEIVERS itself andngnes much
the other way. II has many other curious prupertieSh,
substance under consideration In, byen already described b,
MI Meade, IN mVmcir printed IN The american Mineral
osicN Jo,IJqi and NewYork probably contains hs
largest piece that the world car, produce.
N, !. Commercial .7dUerfiser
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FREDERICK A. MAYO & Co.

'.bAItNlCh "A. MA1O o. To-
Book Binders, Book Sellers 81 Ssafioners.
AVE Jast completed eiePant ard general
& Z assortment of BLANK BOOKS, TO which
they UNITE the attention of mercantile gentlemen
boh in town and country.
THEY HAVE RECEIVED,
An additional supply of "COBBETT's LET
tEtsS, on tie fdts UGr between the United States
and Great Britain; together with other mscellane-
aus writings on the same subject" The avidty
with which MS writings are sought after ard intro
'iuced into the columns osour Journalists is an evil
denee oi MS celebrity, and supercedes all comment
Every one has seen something Of his production
nd All have been more less pleased with the bold
ami liberal manner in which ne has adyucat d the
eaIse ofrght OF justice, aud ofAmeric., in the We
~ metropolis Of her enemies, and in defiance Of
NcTegafe itsclt.-To Judge of the 7choie from a
part, however, uld certainly be an unfair mode
o decision, to obyiate which, the subject is offered
entire
They have also received, jus, from the press-
" II .siasfer-Atyto RObe'y, by n. Antouio Gavin,
some wears secular Priest il the Chureh Of Rome''
-" The .neasraing Reed; sheNing what are the
distinguished signs OF atruly renewed and gracious
state" &c. sc.
BINDING, cfeUeIy description, executed with
promptness and e.egance. For our, bility, they
warrant their work "a be inferior to none
N b. They hsye !orsale so Rea.ns WRITING
PAPER, of good quality.
March so. 1e6-wst