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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28
Boston, august 81.
QUARTERLY REVIEW,

QUARTERLY REVIEW,
The following is the concluding para
graph of long article in the Edinburgh
Scotsman, on the manner in which thi. Coun-
try is spoken of by the Quarterly Review
ers Patriot.
1.-The short career of the United States
has thrown more light on the theory;of go
vernnient, than the experience OF cenlu-
ries. But the truths il exhibits are gall and
wormwood to the hirelings of power
Without It we might have believed that
rotten burghs are the soun,iest parts OF
constitution, and that a fair and full repre-
sentation is visionary nonsense. Delolme's
doctrine might have passed, that it IS only
the strong executive OF monarchy which
can indulge its SUBJECTS ingreal Liberties of
speech and conduct, while republic is
necessarily suspicious and severe (; and that
in democracy the people must become
the prey of quacks, under whom neither
person nor property could be secure. 10
the confusion OF all these theorists, how
ever, persons and property are more secure
in the United States than any where else.
if we may judge from the rate at which
both multiply. The interests of the peo-
pie are found to thrive wonderfully under
their own care; and political quacks find
so little encouragement there, that they
are almost the only class which never emf
crate from this happy country. The go
vernment, so tar from being jealous and
cruel, is the mildest and most. liberal that
ever existed in the world. Ii creates no
fictitious plots, nourishes no host Of spies,
or mercenary reviewers, ant has conlrihu-
ted to get through stormy period with
out the legitimate help of a gibbet, so in
dlspensable to the strong monarchies OF the
old word.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28
liverpool, 7A Julo, l.,
JEREauAH THOMPSON.

oiuce our respects OF the 81 iOs T.,
have had a gcc1 demand Tor Gotta,
Oh speculation and from the trade an :
holders OF Upland aud New OrIe,,,
daily less wiling TO sell at the price, I'D
preceding day. The advance on 4.
descriptions during the last two GAYS !,
per ID. We quote Upland lid Es|
New-Orleans lid l5d, and Sc, s.,,
Is lid IS. p,rlb. Tar is dull a, Ig.si,
I5s bbl. About i2OC bbls. OF fair Tpn,
tine have been sold IN the last .ew d,,,
lis les Cd. Asnes are in liule6asr, J
Boston, Pot, los As; New.Yuk =,
Montreal 38s 39s. Pe,sls 4Ss 4s y
Our Gram Market is very dull to d,
consequence Of the improvement Of h.
weather, and both wheat and -four are 4
Their lower.-Sweet Flour IN aoDc sell,
3Qs 53s.--For Wheat in bono, Is Cd, 4
Per bushel, is asked. Sour Flour cu
bond, is held at 32s a 35s.-Ne QvI
Carolina Rice, 29s 23s per est As
2400. bushels of Indian Corn OF mia4
TO good quality have been sold at 8, 81
IS Tod to day, but small quanttie, G
not be purchased under Is per busheI |
Kentucky and low leaf Tobacco have I'D
in some demand on speculation, ana |
market has exhibited some symptom,
impro' emenl IN the last two days.
We are respectfully your assured irshl
RATHBONE, HODGSON l. col
July l0h.-The Cotton Markd
been dull The last two days, and 'e'aI
purchases OF Upland and New.0hc]
have been made at a reduction of PEE
yesterday goo casks OF good new Caro-
Rice were sold at eos els I'd per cNL
bond. About 5000 barrels of Tu;Pea1
have been sold in the course of the w'eI
lis Sd les Cd per cwt. Some sale
Montreal Pot Ashes have been at SD
cwt.; and about $50 bbis. of Pears b
been sold at 43s Sd a AS per cwt. ia
York, and 42s Cd for one small pam
Montreal. The speculative enq.r
Tobacco has continued Grain is eInI1
ly dull at our quotations.
R. H. l. O.
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BY last Evenings Mai

New- York, .4ugua:'
The U. S. ship Hornet, capt Id
sailed yesterday with despatches io'
diz. lGd'@
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28

A Norfolk paper of the 18th inst. states,
that duel was fought III an adjoining
county on Friday the goth inst. between
MIR. Bushrod Boswell OF this place, and
Samuel q, Richardson, esq. oil Cincinnati.
Mr.. R'sright arm was broken Mr.. b. es-
capped his antagonists fire.
A powder mill, in East Hartford, (Con.)
belonging to a MIR. John Malher, was
blown up on Thursday last, and Mir.
Perry, the foreman, was killed with the
explosion:
Isl, Doyiestoun, .4usust %.
A distressing accident, and little recon-
cileable to the views OF man, occurred In
Buckingham on the 18th inst. which forci-
bly calls to mind the uncertainty OF life. in
the bloom of health. JOSEPH KIRK, in the
26th year of his age, came TO AL untimeiy
end, while in the act Of combining cow in
corner OF the fence by means OF a rail, for
the purpose OF rendering some relief 10
diseased foot. The cow in order to4ree
| herself, made violen, effort against the
rail, which be held at one end-knocked
him down, and fractured his skull little
below the left ear. No other visible marks
Of injury were received. The blood gush-
I ed from his ear aud nose-he was immedi-
ateiy taken into the house, bled, and eve
nv means used Tor his relief; means, how
ever, were ineffectual--he was only heard
to saw. 20 dearl" after the fatal accident.
! In about 81 hours he bgeat6ed no more
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28

His life and conversation were hsrmeless,
and spoke the purity OF his intentions
His remains were inferred in Frienas' bu-
rying ground at Wrightstown--leaving a
disconsoIate widow with two infan, babes,
and numerous relations and acquaintance,
to lament his untimely end.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28

Of the week consist Of 400 Poi,
IA to 9Od-3D Demsr,, ...'d'6Oa :.
bice at Ilid--and in bond % "a.
ia 3,,--and 8Ao pe,u,, nv 'ufil a,g,
H. The sale of a. Wv 10 % +,
have been e(fec,ea ., To- e "e 'na'a H.,
white Renoa, .,3,tseI, W lbs 81,
and las Cd 10 IDS 81 n., ofye's
car.--s7 barrels Quebec D., w. 'I'. ~
- ~ ., ~, n>hts la.
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and numerous relations and acquaintance,
to lament his untinely end.
r lancaster, (Pa.) .Aug. 81
+ We are sorry to hear that an infant
daughter of Mr.. JAMES MAcsPARRaN, in
L,tebritain, was killed by lightning on
the 18th instant, while playing with all iron
chain before the door Of her fathers dwell
ing. 1t is remarkable, that no rain was
falling within some miles Of the place, at
the time of this fatal occurrence.
7 The N. York National Advocate states,
that preparations are making by the British
TO put Upper and Lower Canada in strong
posture OF defence. The duke of Rich
mond is now in the Upper province, and
several Notifications are now erecting in
different points. The Isle au Noix is
strongly garrisoned, and upwards ole, 600
tons of ordnance stores have arrived from
England this year. A report prevailed in
Canada that the recruiting service was 60
ing OH briskly in the United States. These
ostensibly warlike indications amount to
nothing. [ franhi1" Gazette.
Mr.. G. B. Miller, of Watershed, has,
we understand, introduced a snuff, called
the american Gentleman and from the ra-
pidity of its sale, we should not be surpris-
ed if he accumulated as large fortune as
he who introduced the Irish Blackguard.
Ne1y- York Gazette.
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been made on lower terms. Very few pur-
cha-es have occurred in Havana and Bra
iii Sugar, East India descriptions have
been sold at the following rates, VIZ. Ben
gal white at ASS. to ass. yellow 33s to 4Us.
and brown 22s ID 10 23s1 Bou rbon al 3ss
TO 46s and strong Java at 4ls to AIS per
cwt.-fhe coffee market continues very
unsettled; yesterday ;he pubic sale went
off 18th more briskness, and at higher prl-
ces than on Wednesday on Demerara and
Berbice the advance was from IS. to 5s. and
on Jamaica rs per cwi; good ordinary
Brazil brought lbs and 81. Domingo of
fair quality Ids cd per cWt. There has
been no public sale this forenoon the pri-
va,e demand is very limited, and the mar.
ket again looks heavy. The sale OF Coffee
at the India House went off at lO5 to / Ids
for Mocha, privilege and Cbeiibon was
withdrawn at lI6s 10 lI9s per cwt.-Tbe
rum market continues heavy, and the i'm
ports are much larger than had been anti
cipated. Brandy is rather declining.
The demand for cotton has considerably
improved, particularly for parcels suitable
for export, and Bengals cannot now he pur-
chased upder St perlb. The sales Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
A Mrw MODE OF puELLINc.

A Singular mode OF determining the point
Of honor, was lately bit upon person, who
had been carpenter, having received chai-
lenge from an officer in the army, on account
of some imaginary sffront, and not attending
TO il, was waited en- by his Antagonist, to know
his determination he observed, that seing
allowed by the laws of chivalry to chuse his
weapons, he only waited TO avail himself Of
hat privilege; then taking the challenger IN.
TO an ad dining apartment, where Two large
Gim6iers lay upon the table" There, sif,"
said he, "there are my weapons !" don't
know what you mean, sir" said the Officer.
81 mean, SIR, said he, opening his bosom.
"that ii you can bore hole sooner than
can, the matter is seulcd" Ii is hardly ne
cessary to say, that this proposal was not ac-
cepted.
Men take a great deAi more pains for this
world, than Heaven would cost them and
when thoy have il, do not live long to enjoy II.
--O:sf:O--
The talent OF tuning men into ridicule,
and Exposing those we converse with, is the
qualification OF little ungenerous ,empers.
Whai an absurd thing II is 10 pass oye' all
the valuable pa,ts of man, and FIX our at
tentiCn on his ini ~ III, to observe MS i'm.
pc elections more t,an hS yiflues
-:o:Ss:0:-
The time oil h'e Ia The oOIy time wherein
we Gao prepare fo' another wo Id and how
short and uncertain is this time How fraii
and uncertain is the life OF mao WHAT mul.
titudes does death surprize IN an huur, when
they think nothing Of i, How silently and
inscosiby does time slide away with what a
winged swiitness does It iy, and we caDnot
stay It's progress, stop its course, or retard its
hasty motion.
1t is related OF the pious Philip Henry,
that ii any asked bis charity, whose represen
tation ot their case he did not like, or who
he thought did amiss TO take that course, no
would 6rst give them aims, and then mildly
reprove than laboring to convince them
that they were out of the way of duty; that
they could not expect God should bless them
io it, and would nol chide, but reason with
,hem. He would say, if he shoald tell them
of their faults aud not give them aims, The
'eproof would look only like an excuse TO
deny his charity, snd would be rejected ac-
cordingiy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
DIR. RELIES
AS7HMATIC PILLS.
.Qs broef of 1Slich tie oilo1sng interesag cures
are submitted TO public perusal:
L.. 4

As proef of ~hich Me yfolo,9ing interesting cures
are submitted TO public perusai;
b@ Mr.. STETSON.
OF Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast attended times with great
difficulty OF breathing, and wholly incapable OF at.
tending business, after having tried in vain all other
med |. nes, was cured and his health perfectly
tOrea by boxes OF these pills.
p' AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand. daughter, of Boston,
each dreadfuly afflicted with asthma and dii-
Guilty of breathing. were all OF them cured and re
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Judge -, Of salem, had been many years Sc
verely afflicted wtha violent cough and difficulty
of breathing was cured by 2 boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brob
for many years.
Il Lady of Boston ! turned of so, was severely
Afflicted with cough pain in the side, at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years, could sleep but at short intervals was re
stored to perfect heait' on taking boxes
These Pills give instant ease IN all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty of breathing, Wheeling, tight
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting OF blood, chness and
shiverngs the iorerunners OF malignant levers, &c
common colds are removed in a few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneous even when thel ungs affected O-J' .3sk
for " Dr.. Kelfes ASthDatic Pills" One tor contain"
iagvr2spiH frequently effects cure 10 preuenf I'm
position, the outside printed wrapper is signed "
L. Conway" Observe this as goa Oafue heath Pre-
pared and sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w L. Conway, chemist, No. L, Bumstesd Place,
Common-street, Boston, by special app,intmen, 10y
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Dragsi.h
No llo, Thames-stree NJ wpou,
.HSo, By
Lemuel w Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whtnct
J. IL Mason, Providence DYER 4 Rowes, Hahdh0m;
Greene, .NcV. L0Rdoa Isaac Bull, Hgrgo, q; aru
most druggists, booksellers ana post-masters th'"
out the United states where nay ne had ali thosr
justly esteemed and highly approve. g Medicines
prepared by w L. Conway prIce One Dollar, or
six boxes for five dollars II boxes for nine dollars
and i2 dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec. 3. 1917 (tD
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y NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

M HEN q cure Tor one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, cold,
asthma, difficulty of breathing, ughtness of the
chest, wheezhg. pain in the side, splitting Of blood.
a strained stomach. &c. must II not be matter oi
surprize that The obituary daily swelied with
deaths occasIoned principally BY colds On an arer'
are az least
sIys One Hundred 81 FLfiy thousand PersonS
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough then diff
Guilty of breathing and pain the side, at length
the lungs become affected consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
iudice, by listening some and adopting the opin
such medicines might afford relief, under the
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely aPpica-
ton of
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THOUGHTS OK DUELLrNG.


The usua, excuse tor dueiing, IS the
pre- sc va,ion Of none Il CT Us now examine
what his honor is, Tor in oil my inquiries
never could fad man of bono' able 10 give
me any information concerning what he cal
led honor.
Honor is no, relieion---for tho prcserva-
ton OF il being ,ffected by sending friend
into etcrn,ty, weItering IN his gore, II is plain
that ,ellgicn must no, only be for tho time
fo,gouen, but contcmned and deserted forev-
er, as heap OF fables &, only for woman and
children.
\. When we examine the false courage which
snIma,es a dueiist, we find il to be pride of
despair, and IN impious daring contempt OF
eho Supreme Being, which no valiant hero
ever ", lndalgcd.
Honor Is n Z M aanity--vew the bleeding
body of nowly killed duelist--in the bloom
Of We US and hea,tb--cut of ere he yet knew
|obs taluc of the life he has los,--vicw his
paseo,s, his frantic father---and a speeches.
mosher---vew their G ey hares brought with
Sorrow 10 sn unt,mely grave. View this
then say in wit the humanity OF duelist
eonsis,s ,s-take humanity ON The heart OF
NAN I'd tel m Whit he is.
8ut some viii s,y, here is q mao who
y D0ppOSfS nave III ou'cu nun u usNo u'"o
avery thing in my power TO persuade him he
~fs snistakon, oot nc insists on my hgh ,ag
khim! if refuse avn b anded ss a cownd
Snr my companohs shnn me-" Can any
Thing DO more plain than The duty OF the
|challcpged in familiar case IL is to 5eject
kis challenge, to assure him tha, when hey
meet, challenged viii, defend himself as a.
hiuN an assassin.
Honor, in truo sense Of that word. means
fkarsc,er, and this being the definition OF
PHILOSOPHERS, and men Of understanding,
Posefcr Il TO tho specious though, OF tashi,nN
bile explanations of every protligate 'a m
|0,orid. whether nc WELD a sword or qurl
1fhspor be character, who Is 1t that can nor'
khstl Is it ourselves, or Others! Tho ."
swer Il 90 obvious, that need scarcely wri'
= In few words, we are ourselves tn
fG1ke Of our nonor or disgrace, our chsrso.
II our ipf,py, nd does man, VINO ca'ls
6oohv--whp thsows glass in ny face %
oaetonssss, who uokn,wingly is witty, enn'
keroiug . fsiblc am gcil,y of--vho does n"
etusn my salute from no, having perceive
Khat dsi salute nim--does such man tsk
from nv honor, ny character! Surely no.
In som~ Of the instances, he is an III b.
man. Does tha' IKE from mr. character
In otbers, he protects the innocent. Does
thar rake from ny charsc'crl | repeat
no,hjus, oan.sffe, our hooo', OF on charsc,
(,s. ,olesS WAat comes from ourselves.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
BY Ae President Of the 2. STATES.

M nEREAs. by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the third OF March, 1915, eniilled . An &C,
TO provide for the asoertaniDg anu surveying oi
The boundary lines hxed bv lhe treaty With the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes, the fres-
dent oil he United states is authorized 10 Cause
the lanes acquired by the said treaty to be Offered
ior sale, wnen surveyed;
Therefore, 4. JAMES MoSRoE, President OF the
United states, do hereby declare and make known.
that public s~les Tor the disposal la6reeahe TO isw)
of certain lands an the territory oi Alabama, shall
be held Huntsville, in said territory, as follows:
On the first Monday III July next, Tor the sale OF
townships 9, 10, IL, IL, Is aud IA, IN ranges and
2. wes,9, 10, H. IL. l3 and IA. in range least
9, IL, IL and IA, in range 2, east-l2 and i3, IN
range S, east-ll. l2 and l3, in range q, east.
On the first Monday in September, io' the sale OF
townships and 10, range 3, west-9, 10, III, IL.
l3, II, s. 10, II, l8. ,9, 20 and II, IN ranges
and S, west.
On the first Monday in November, for the sale OF
townships, 9, 10 ana Ii. in ranges and z, west
9 and 10. in range 8, west-9. ~ and III, IN range
g. west-9, 10, IL and i2. IN range 40, west-s, 40.
IL, IL anu Is. iD range III, west-9, ~, III, IL Is
and IA in range Il, west.
On the Erst Monday in January, loSO Tor the
sale OF townships g. ~, IL, ~, IL and H. in ranges
Is and IA, west--1O, IL, ~, l3 and IA, IN range
l5 west-ll, IL, Is and Ia, IN range 10, "esl-II
and Is, in range IL, west.
And sales shall be held at Cshsba, in the said
territory, on the first Monday in August txt, for
the sale of townships 9. 10, IL, IL - IA ana Is III
-.oge So 10, IL, IL, l3, Is and 10, IN range o.
IL, in range 10 and IL, ia range 9-6, g 10 and
H. in ranges 10 and l1-9. 10 and Ill, in range ~.
Excepting such lands as have been. or sha be. re-
served according TO law, for the use OF schools
and for other purposes Each sale shall Continue
open for two weeks and no longer. and shalt com-
mence with tie lowest number of section, TOW nshp,
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, The city Of Washington.
this twentieth day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presiden, JOSIAH MEiGs
Commissioners Of the Gene al Land Office,
az Printers OF Newspapers who are authorized
TO publish the Laws of the United states, will insert
the above once a week ui The first OF January next
April z.
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*wx CURES PEktOkMt.D
2Hough heretofore considered hast reiiet by
DIX. RELFf.'S

BOTANICAL DROPS.
U. MR.. Shearnan. carpenter Of Bostsn, was %
IVA months afflicted with tumour on the
back OF ms hand which ,ncapac,ated him toi work,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered incurabe,
Was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
OF these drops
Jfr Wright Of Boston, was 8 years afflicted with
a ever'sore of his legs, had tired most medi-
cnes without effect, was cured by , bottles.
"A Chid IF .'h BrrrH, Of Hanover : was cured
Of Ulcers and Bies, some oi which mad eat down to
the ribs, by bottles This child consideted
in dying state when he began taking these dTors
I'm Infant Of Boston, Was covered all over with
eruptons, bind with both eyes, was cured by bot.
ties
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for 10 years, with eruption all over her, attended
with tormen,ing itchngs, burnings and blotch.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by bottles she had not left her COON
for months, and considered past Oh rehef!
II Csnsleman Of Lexington, Was DfIcted 20 years
with 5 ulcers IN MS legs, could, obtain 10 relief,
was cured ~ 4 Dottes.
Il Ges.Leman of B1ston, his wife aud chdten
was many years atfllo,ed with eruptons had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops.
Il Gentleman of Rorbrry, was so years afflicted
with humDr on one of legs, attended with burning
itching and botches, was resigned as pas, relief,
for 80 years could not lie IN bed at times, was per-
fecty cured by these drops.
"A LaIs of Charlesrown was two years afflicted
with A whire swelling on her knee JOINT, had tried
every asss, ance. and considered past relief, con.
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using d.. Jebb's Liniment, in weeks she had
the free use Of the joint the pain left her, and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro.
fula, ST. hn,honys fire. leprocy, rimped faces, en-
iarged glands sore legs, ulcers even when the bone
e OF al az ne has
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21

For the X. J. Republican.

ACROSrIGK,
On the venerable RocsR WILLIAMS, the FIRST
founder Of our state, and of civil and religious
liberty Of the First Baptist Church, and pre- sct.
er thereof.
Repos'd in God. his noble soul 80 free,
Oppressed by tyrsnts, cross'd the raging sea.
Great hardshlps bore yet firm and virtuous stood,
Extoll'd for powers nprov'd in doing good.
Religious liberty and rights of man,
Was w,scly sought Ill, joyfuy obtain'd
In this Columbiis wild--that all might share. }
Liberty, sweet liberty, to man 40 dear =
Long toiid to gain IN patience nope and care }
In all his vast concers, his powers combine,
. A Patriot, Statesman, Scholar, aud Divine
Much TO his pr.is nd eiurv shall rebound,
Such virtue, wisdom, talents, rare are found.
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For Sale. or 10 Let,

THE following Estates blouse, No ~. on Broad
street, with al the appurtenances. Said house
viii do we'll for public house. Also new house
m Tanner and oak.streets, so by 20 feet the
round, two stories high, with large stsble.
ex store on the Long. wharf, 50 by 90 feet, two
tories high, with the wharf in front. in good re.
air. lying near the bridge. Also, two or three
malt houses and the land they stand on, in ditiet-
y, nsrts the town One half Of body pew m
he 81 BAPTIST Meeting in this town. Ais
Ia ale, a first rate chaise and harness. good
aotse and Wagon and harness. Ready doors
sindow.frsmes and ssshes Lumber of variou
<inds
Nso for sale-75 acres Of the best kind Of ver
non, land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet {,
iis own settlement. Apply to
AsNsR HATHAWAY.
Newport, Mar. 2;
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And abideth. Pal Hope. Charity, these three.
our Ms yreatess If Kess is,
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VfLUABLE FARM.

r>HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situate
I in Middletown. about one mile aud halt tro'
the s,a,e.house in Newport. Said Farm contains
out so acres Of land. with great quantity of exc
'ent fruit rccs of all kindstoge;her with the butt
,,vs thereon standing. Fer other information .
quire Of AlANsoN FhSAhsn'
Niiddlctovn, Feb. IL.