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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-05
aAex'a. Common Council.

SEPTEMBER 80, lGl


Ordered, That The Superintendent OF
Police, do cause three lamps TO be placed,
one in the centre of the new, one III lie CEN
ire of the old market house, and one at The
south end of the portico 10 the new market
house, and that the captain OF the watch
cause them TO be lighted in The same map
ncr as the other lamps in the market aousc:,
Ordered, That the Superintendent; OF
Police cause lamp 10 be erected ~ fItt
street. opposite ST. Paul's Church. The ex-
pence TO he charged to the general fund.
Ordered, That the amount OF the execu-
ton in favor of the common council paid
to the Marshal OF the District OF Columbia
by Francis L. Lee, be refunded.
Ordered. That the taxes charge Ell to WIN.
H. Ftzhugh, on ore tytheable, three nor
ses, one COW, be RENTED, as not chargea-
bic in the corpora'ion.
Passed in Cou, Gil the 3oth DAY Septem-
Der, 1918. JAMES III. HOOE,
President of the common council.
Approved LIST October, 1918,
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
Test, !. 7. TiOhPSON, ~
An act TO amend an act entitledan ACT con-
corning the Chaly beate or Medical spring
al the intersection OF Pitt and Monlgo
merry streets in the town of AiexandrIa.
Section ]. BE it enacted Jy the common
council ofMs t2scn of .lierGndria, That the
following rules aud regulations be observ-
ed by all persons and Particularly 10y peo-
ple of color who may visit al the Chaly-
beate or Medical spring.
1st. That while there they are to be-
have themselves in an orderly and respect
full manner 10 all persons, especially to-
" ards the white visitors at the spring.
end. That they shall not either in 60
ing to, while at, or returning from The
spring, lie guilty Of rude or boisterous or
noisy con .uc, either in words or acts, ana
that they do not, in any manner, prevent a.
ny person from coming 10 the spring, but
after they have made use OF the water OF
the spring, they retire forthwith from the
same in quiet and respectful manner:
Section Q. find be Il further enacted, That
any person who shall violate any OF the
preceding rules shall Ter each offence for
felt and pay the sum of one dollar to he re-
covered before the Mayor or any Justice OF
the peace for the county OF Alexandria
and if any person who shall be convicted
tor a breach OF this law. be unable to pay
the fine, he or she shall give security Tor
their COOL behaviour in a sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars for period not
exceeding six months, or in default thereof,
he or she shall be committed to the work.
house for a period not exceeding six days.
Section 3. find be IL further enacted, That
this act shall he in force from and after the
passing of the same.
Passet in council the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1918. J. II. HOOE,
President Of the common council.
Approved 18th Septe mber, 1878.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
A true copy.
Test, |. p. THOMPSON, &C
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-05

have received communication from their
correspondent, dated the 18th ut. INFORM
ing, that the Plague at Algiers had 'ncrea-
sed. The daily deaths had Increased from
90 TO %, 10 between 40 and 40 day
At Oran, and its territory, the deaths were
from 100 to $50 day. The Dey had
lost a snn, a daughter, and sister-n-law.
All vessels arriving from Gibraltar at "a
ny of the Spanish ports, were obliged 10
perform quarantine of observation Tor
ten days, and the articles on board to be
purged.
The plague which is called by the ply
sicians the plague of the Levant,' had
extended from Tangiers, 20 four villages in
IFS neighborhood. At Tangiers, up to the
llth, there bad been 62 deaths OF the
plague. At the Village Marchand, IN
which is population only OF about 700
forty nine had died, and amongst them
three entire families, one Of seven persons
and two OF six. 1t was calculated that one
fifth Of the inhabitants Of the above places
would be swept of.
tNep- York Gazette, September 30.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-05

The brig Boxer from Smyrna. touched
at Gibraltar, and brought few letters oil
the 18th Aug. One of that date quotes
prices as follows p" Beef, mess, 1850;
E. |. Cotton, 90, saleable-Coffee. W. |,
80 dolls SO per cwt Goldfish, Am. none
Rice, Flour l2-Am. tar 80, none
at market-pipe slaves, 75-tobacco, Ky.
Halls Virginia, 10 a 10 90. Spa
nsh dollars, per cent, premium--two
Spanish Indiamen now taking in"
G.Nercantiic advertiser.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-05

LATEST FROM GIBRALTAR.
By the Boxer, the editors of the Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
Notice.

Ms removal to the city of Washington having I,een
'h rendered necessary ny my appointments attorney
general at the United States. take this m,tbad az IN
forming my clients, that professional siragsre,fs
IN ihe cnutt az appeals ai fedora court f Virginia
nc completed by Mr.. Bonrrt SiHnard no,y of icn,,,d
M rey ir the United States uS the dlstric, of rtssa
nd those ~ the CONT of cbaucery The General c"urt
ana superior court OF Law for the comfy of enrico nv
Nr Abel r. Urshnr of the CITY, Ia cases IN wlc h
cther oil NOSE gentlemen may have previously re-
ef and IA cases IN which may have been retained as
auNhary 10 eitheI OF them, place vii, be supplied BY
at one VINO snail not have been retained. The fees
now uue 70 me IN nHy pending viii he paid INV
successors respectively unless the client shall prefer
Vehet counsel, IN which fee will be
'net py those gentlemen nyseif. IL is presumed how
ever 'at cehs who may prefer other will give
oce OF suc preference TO those gentlemen Respective
~ ihose VINO may claim tile services OF either those
Eeheeh by virtue OF their having paid fees me will
ah persuaded, have no objection to EXHIBIT them
Tue receipts aud letters which evidence the payments
an" III tnOse rare cases in which fees been
pad without such proof, il be easily supplied OH
application 70 me-wbch application will be made by
those gentlemen, respectively.
In ibis change of my situation. which has occurred
UNEXPECTEDLY andso suddenly, hope that my Cheats will
ne satisted that have made the best arrangements in
my power Tor the completion oftheir business and I
am persuaded that when they shall have become per
any acquainted with the talents, zeal and industry
gentlemen who have engaged finish it, they will be
more disposed 10 thank for the change than com
pam ont WIN. WRIT.
Washington, On. CO. Jan. I. sAat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

TFrom the Federal ResnbIica,

from tue l. edeTdl KePNDllcdtI.
TO tie honorable Legislature If MaIyiaud.
Tie following is one instance among
the great number that daily occur, of The
lnbuman practice of man stealing. 1t is
hoped that it will be read with attention
has a claim upon the best sympathles of
The human heart, il is that III which a
human being has been unjustIy deprived
of that liberty which was his birfhrighi,
aud torn from that family and those rela-
tives without whose society life is a con-
dition almost intolerable.
EetraSt Of a letter datcd NeWcaStle county,
jan. Is, 1918.
TIE following narrative is taken from
the mouth of VIM. BARLEY, black man,
who was kidnapped and carried to the
southern states. have the most implicit
faith III his statement, because on enqui-
~ into the names of places and persons
which lie enumcrates, ] find that he is cor
rect. ROBERT MAXWELL"
NARRATIVE.
About Tie beginning of March, 1917,
two black men, Joshua Trusiy and A bsa-
lom Caulk, sent for me several times.
left my fathers house one morning and
went to Caulk's. They said they waited
me TO go with them up into Chester coun-
~, Pennsylvania. staid that evening,
and the next morning started TO go, as |
thought, 10 Chester county, where had
served my time. But was dlsappOlnt-
ed for they took ne TO the house Ofau un-
prIncipled man called Jonathan Ismer.
Their plea for going there was, that Pal
mer owed them sum of money. When
they entered the house, Palmer appeared,
and asked Trusty aud Cauk If they
would have dram; they answered yes,
aud pint of liquor was brought. Palmer
disappeared, and ia q short fine re-en-
tered with two other white men, whom
understood 10 be lis brothers One Of
these two dskcd.'' which of those colored
men WAS Bill Trusty and Cauik, point
ing to me, answered, thai IS HIM He
then seized ne BY the collar, said he
was 2 constable, and had stale warrant
from Pennsylvania concerning girl, and
II twas his business to take me TO Newcas-
lie Jail The three white and two black
men then lied me-; they gave the two
black men pistols, who escorted me across
tie field where TIE two men lived wbo
came in Tie house last. Jhe tao black
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

mca said they wopld 20 imneAiatel, and
LEI my father know wboel was. Tacil,-ee
l'almers kent me there lechc,, .tp aud
char cd for 8 hay$--thcn telling ne ,l,..t
they would take me to Newcastle iall fh,.y
pm nae II, q cart mud tGolS NJ. 10 onr piN
ouS iayesn, III Mngiaai! where iLcv lock
cd nae mp IN Il room and leptulc tl,ti
neNt morning then tvll,c me asajiith:.t
they would take ne 10 Newcastle iaii
they tied ne ON horse aud took md ia
The night 10 JAS. Grams tavern. ~ Nn,iit
Ne'' Fork Bridge. Pit h. rad - s.c,,y-
6lachS mp stars that he couid Roi tsRe me ~.
Palmer then sold mcio one Joseph .ioi,n-
sion. by whom was kept up STAIRS il, l.
rons for ihe space off weeks III company
VIVA John be"S, q btcck 0lrH, jiulr I'kiiaslef.
ph'G. A'terr ards, | WAS sold 10 Join
ihomson, who put re on board a vessel
belonging 10 Isaac Ross, Of Cai.hrd-c.
and transported 10 GOspoyi, near Mo--
folk. Then l, IN company with II ofhcye.
was marched along Gall OF Us being ltai,fi-
cuifeo and cl,aineG together towards the
dwelling oi Mir. Thomson, uncle 10 lie
Thomson aforesaid, situated in GuIf1rf
county, y. {. where vas coEfipiled 10
work as slave. However ! Suon sue-
eeeded IN making my escape !rcm lie
hands OF my tyrantS, and after encouii-
tering many periis aaer having been tried
for my liberty IN Virginia court and l,o-
morally acquitted, through Ibc kindness
ofProvidencc larrivedat nv tome.w here
was met wlth tears Of JOY by nv dear
father and friends
Eeaeter, Il thoncanst perusc The above
narrative wi'liouti feeling the glow oiinolis-
nation towards the opprrsSors al inE5-
cence, and of pity towards The uRlorin-
nate, thou art less than hunian. and de-
serve TO lac banjsiied 10 The society al h.
lngs more feTocious and irrp'inra,.
iIUMANlTAS.
\. Is. All the above II blacks. WHO
were carried byIhonSon to n. Carolma.
declared that they were free. The fol-
lowing are all the names that BARLEY
could recoleCi-Wells, IIenr, VI ,;ll.n,s
and Flick, all from Philadelphia; gcmmy'
from New Castle, who had awife and 81,
ven children; Jndey, from The eastern
shore Henry Chup and John Chup. ,
boys from Washington City, sons of lien
ry Chup ; and l.iey, woman from east
ern shore, and her child. These are emu
merated for the information of those con-
cerncd, and for the purpose of showing
how secure these tratiickers in huuN1
blood under existing laws can carry ON
their heiiiSh designs. 4 bill has pa.aed
The senate OF Maryland and is now hr
tore Tie house OF delegates, which has
tendency 10 remedy ia, Sc h0Trld mis-
chiefs. May the ali boumtfll Creator Of
all men hasten It's contamination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
J. ". FasbenNer.

HTAIN STREET, Richraond-kr next door above tho
AVA " Old Globe JaUern," takes this mode of MORN
hg TIE citizens OF Richmond and ths puhc al large that
ne offers fer sale gold and silver MUSICAL SNIFF HoX
rs also, gold MUSICAL KEYS and SEALS. gold pa.
IENI.LEVER WATCHES, chasta and plain With a dnan >
ty OF plain gold and silver Watches cbsst seals ana
Chains with a variety ofJEwRLRY and other aTtcles
ihhs ne--npon terms we'll Calculated to please puTcha
eeTs. 49, f'iN'-
lie is also enabled by the aid Of the most approved
ohtnery lately received from Europe with superior ar
list, to execute NEW CLOCK & WATCH WORK topetb
CT With all repairs, in the best manner and upon more
moderate terms than has been done this country here
tofoTe. January a. 70 t2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

IT The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally and three times week during the session of the
STATE Lcisidfarc.rtice, 4 sauie rs heretofore, ffrc
Dollars per ainum, payable IN advance. Nocs OF Char
tered Banks (opky) viii he received In payment The
EDITOR will guaran.ee sbesaety OF rsm'itpg HEM hN
mail the p6ssgeo OF ali letters being paid by the writer's
~ No paper will be discontinued ihh \, the discre-
tou Of the Editor uiti aa.ausrs have been pad "r
~ Whoever Will rnaratee the payment oiniiis papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
n One !?qHorC--ETrSt Insertion, IS ceHfS--edch
continuance, 50 cents.
No Advertisement Inserted until II has either been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
NNNcatiOm.

AViNG engaged an Assistant for the ensuing year I
Il shall open SCHOOL at my place ofresidence in
he county OF Hanover miles above the Fork Church.
or Tie instruction of youth in the Latin Greek * French
Languages. English Grammar. Arithmetic. aud the File.
rnems OF Geometry aud Mathematics. Price Of Tuition
SIPS.
The situation is healthy asd retired and of the way
OF temptations To vice and immortality but the greatest
attention will he paid To the moral aud sruoti.
on of the Pupils.
will take ten twelve small boys board with me-
annuIn. -
The School will commence on Monday the 10th Janua-
N ISIS and terminate on the 10Th December following
with the usual vacations during the year
LEWIS W. TAYLOR.
December Is. 67oiS Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
MiNinepy,

MRS. KING, near Market Bridge in addition to her
former stock, has inst received aud has for sale la
SILK HATS, dressed in the fashions by Inc doz
en- OF smaller quantity-ladies PELIsSES and RIDING
HABITS, and gentlcinen's CLOAES-a,l kinds Of MAN
LIS and SHAWiS, ofthe esiashions on the cheap
est terms. "P
MIS- KING also takes in IN make these and all other
Kinds ~ M0RtUama6Ag and Needte,gork at The short
et notice and for reasonable charges. she also cuts Pc
Hsses, H<bRs, Clooks, &C.
II All orders from the country will meet with attes
ton. f,rrery 90 49,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
Notice.

u virtue of deed OF executed 10 me nv PETER
I'D DUPDY and ofTecufd in the county court of Pow
haan, shall offer for sale Mr. Richard Atknson's IA
Ten said county, on the 9Th day of February next
yalnNle SLAVES, The property Of said Peter Dupuy-
AEHmS cash. SAMUEL JONES, Trustee
January II. "a Io,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
SMWNers WanteA.

Z WISH to purchase SIX SAwYERS. not exceeding 30
4 years OF age.-Hiso, would hire az many more of
the same description, for few years.
THOMAS II. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
Notice.

"A IL those who are Indebted to the estate of BENJA
4 MN HOOPER, dec. are requested To make pay
ihent thefeo and those having claims against said
estate are requested TO present them properly auten
Gated TO HECTOR DAVIS, Administrator.
January 70. slwat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
MOtice.

E holders Of tickets, who claim for prizes drawn in
a The william Mary College Lottery, are requested
20 inake SHOWN 20 tue subscriber Williamsburg the No
OF NOS o. he tickets on which they caim order that
January IT, 20 o,s ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
Proposals

WILL he received anil the 10Th day of February
w 1918 at the Uaited States Arsenal, James Riy-
eI, nes Richmond, Va for 4 supply Of WHITE OAK
TIMER, sufficient for the construction OF 90 CANNON
CARRIAGES complete. J. n. HAYDEN,
Jan. 10. 7StFl Captain Ordna nee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
w inter Oats .

'E'HE subscriber has for sale prime WINTER OATS
n for seed. BERNARD PEYIoN, CaTy-st.
January ~. s2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
Notice.

THE subscrbCr h1s appointed Mt Job Nanirs of Fin
vanna 10 transact hrs business during his e,npurar,
@psehte RON TINS state JOHN y. LYLE. .
December @. az SIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
From tie Nerv Haren Register.
STATE C0NSTPpIT-p,ox

~.
at town meeting legally warned and held AZ
the courthouse IN DanbulS, on Monday fl,.
I2th day of January, 1918, for the purpose of
expressing thelr Opinions aid views on tie
subject Of CONSTITUTIONS for the slate
OF Connecticut, ZALMON WlLDMAN yy,,s
chosen moderator.
Resoired, Thai, although State Cow
eminent administered without wfjileu
Consultation, by consent of the peopie
may he eutiled to a legitinsie character
yet we cannot forbear TO express decjd.
ed OPINION that the State of Connecticut
has no Constitution Of Civil Governments
originating from the people, embracing
such objects as are Indispensable 10 The
protection and perpethity OF their civil
and religious rights.
Resotced. that having been taught Bg
pc'TM experience the euiiS resulting frgj,
governmental p0icey unlimited and u1cGyfyo,l-
cd, we consider it of the highest inoor-
lance TO the people of this State, that an
due and proper measures be pursued ID
procure the adoption Of a Constellation
clearly defining the powers and duties Of
every branch of the government, and s,-
curing the rights of the people from Off
clal encroachmcni and party violence.
Resotped, that we consider the present
time ot peace and tranquility an auspici-
Gus period for the performance of d,ity
so desirable and imperative.
ResotCed, that in pursuance If The views
and opinions expressed in the preceding
resolves, the Representatives from ms
town TO the next General Assembly be
instructed, and they are hereby instruct
ed, TO use their influence and exeriions 10
effect an object so peculiarly essential TO
The liberty, prosperity ami happiness of
the people Of this State.
ResOtced, that our sister towns. psrlicu-
lariy In the County Of Fairfield. (which
have not already publicly expressed iheir
opinions an thus important subject be re-
specifically invited TO assemble in town
meetings, and manifest their sentiments
thereon.
Resofced, that the town clerk be direct
ed, and he is hereby directed TO frgi N
tue Representatives from This toMu to inc
next Legislature with certified G pies o.
the foregoing resolutions; and 10 trans
mt copies thereof 10 tie E.ht0rs Of tie
Columbian Register at Nea Haven. ash
Republican Farmer at bridgeport, for
publication.
ZALMON WILDMAN, Wodr.
AARON SREIYF Tam, IYorL
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RnyiseG BNAs

a FEW copies OF the REVISED BILLS. neatly half
Janrary 90 s1vst
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Wanted IrnmeAiate\y.

ITO superntend Tobacco Factory & Sfernmery about
so miles above the city Of Richmond, Young Han
whe has been regularly bred to the business thus
qualified who produce satisfactory references as to
Character may hear of advanta geons situation by
plying ANDERSON, BLAIR & ANDERSON.
January II. -otf
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ZALMON WILDMAN, Wodr.
AARON SEELYE,. Torn Cieyk.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-'The follow
ing communications announce some Of
the arrangements TO celebrate the Cu-
neral Of the lamenied Ijr. Wistar.- ~.
cry class OF cnizcDs will strive 10 TESTIFY
their grief for his loss, and respect Tor
his memory.
University Of Pennsylvania.
jan. %, 1918
AT 4 meeting ofihe Medical Class. tie
following resolutions, submitted bva cntn-
mlttee, previously appointed. were urau-
imoUsly adopted.
In testimony CT respect for tie memo
~ ot The late professor Of Anatomy aud
as mark OF ouT sincerc sorrow for fbe
loss ofthis excellent man,
Resoired, That sc wear crspe on our
LETT srm for tic space cfCc dives.
Rcsoirsa, That the Ciiai-ciaa of ,,ns
committee wait uron the relatives Ct vie
laic)- WI isr, aud request, I'D ilie ngue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
Bank OF Virginia.

,,.,,.p .., JANUARY 3, 1878.
NJ ptesioent ano directors have THIS day declared \
evIucnd OF per cent for the half year ending as,
De0s"het which viii be paid or after the 5th int
...,1i6w WM. cambridge. Cgs5irr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
NAOYer SeeA.

EICHlf bushels Maryland CLOVER SEED, warrant.
- ea me iasi crop-i5o barrels Potomac HERRINCs
-2oo bushels Irish POTATOFs--inst Received and for
save, WIN. r. micOU, shockoe Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
N0SY,
Notice.

WAS committed to The Jail OF BoieiouTt county NE
w GRO MAN SLAVE, about 30 wears od-says be is
the property Of THOMAS JONES, of New Orleans and
was taken from Winchester, Va. He calls himself DA-
VID.
The owner is requested prove property pay CHARGES
and take him away; lie will be sold the law directs
ADAM Err, J. Il. c.
January I. 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
AADES. sc,

1900 sucnos Ayres and Spanish Main dry OK Hides Of
The best quality,
NvSseks Liverpool SAtI--3 tons PATENT SHOT
70 cashs London PORrERfor sale on favorable terms
49, ~ VIZ. SHEPHERD, I4tb street.
T. a IL
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South america.

From the Curacao Coma',t, IF NoyemJer %.
His majesiy's frigate Eurydice, captain
Folders, came into port on Sunday morn
ing, from la Guayra, last Puerto Cabel-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
MILIER'S
Celt brated Ii Oh OINTMENT.

I $ offered 20 the public IS being one Of the e.
siest and safest cures ff this dis order Long
exte'itnce has proved he efficacy Of This On
menl. L is perfectly safe in its operation, ana
msy he applied 10 The smallest infant wiihou,
danger. The scent is agreesble--I, is not ne.
cessary for The patient - take brimStoTe, as il
common IN other ointment. This Ointment j.
pu up in tin boxes. convenient to csrry, and
each & nulne bcx viii re accompanied vi b di-
rec'so,s it genuine, ID will be signed BY JoEL
MILLER. The above O:Otntn: msy be nd ia
small or large quantities. If JOEL MILLER. s..
George; Doctor Cvus Ho'5rook, ) en- Of St.
Luke He'd M So II mover street, D. Sam
Horton .Jr, N 4. Newbu'y strre'. BIOS o.,
OF IL. Reqjd'sn Buman 20 land; 44ve,y Rcy
son, W. dooorougn III. Jude Hide OF Is uns.
wick ; Ha.sry Hea'ey, George Nc Lelian ard M
than fGes, Thom-S own, and O4kes Perry, Cam
den r &c q Geer, Frl4ud ,hiP; Ge0'se Robinson,
S.. George.
~ The above O,n;men' is sold slso By the
principal Apolht cares, Booksellers and Traders
in Massachusetts nd ~ The British provinces.
February 10. (E)