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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

NIOiiCE.-The subscribers have in Store die folIow
ing articles, which they will sell ON accommodate
fng terms. toT approved paper, viz:
so hhds. West India rum, prime
10 do N. 4. rnin--tO do. rye whisksy
10 casks best London brown stout
10000 lbs. cnlfee-6UDO lbs. sugar mart uriue
$1,000 DO loaf sBgar-n ton patent shot
lou crates and so hhds. well assorted ware
10 hhds. glass wsre---i5 Ton bar iron
81 catty boxes choice young byson tea
800 sacks salt nu,riegs. candles
wire safes and siiteTs
Old Port, claisi and Soturn Wines
Fine and coarse hats sup. old rum
French BRANDY GIN
Choice nlackarei, &C. sc. sc.
IL bales Hessans
80 packages German Goods, comprising variety
10 cases Domestic Goods
do. coored threads
loo pieces hest twiled sacking
Irish linens imitation sheetings
cases pins
Dire no,o rPceiving from the ship Virciaia
100 choice Liverpool filled sacks salt
VIII receive per the Tobacco Plant, choice assort-
rient Of Spring Goods, direct from Liverpool.
AFLOAT,
so pnncheons choice Antigua rum
20 hhds. moiastes squal If not superior to any
that was ever IN market
hhds. do.
1000 bags superior green coffee.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON &NPLEAsANTS
hI'nch q, IO5..Ft 1Hcfio1eers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

Dry GOodS at Privdte Sale.
'ENHE subscribers have just received per the ship
Il tobacco Plant, 81 packages shoice Spring Cords
vz;-Cambrics and mnslins of all descI iptons cling
MANS caicoes and chintz an elegant assortment cot
ION shftngs linen aud cotton bsdticking; cotton aud
iinei checks crasat mnsns thickets and cords &c.
&c. Tor sale on accommodating terms. Country mer
chants aud others are Invited TO call
MoNcURE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTS, Auo'rs.
April o. ies NJ
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EpOARp OF PUBLIC WORKs.--A meeting sf The
~ President and Direetars of The BOARD of Public
Works viii take place at The Capitol, iu the city Of
Rchinond, on Frfd0p, The 2etk ddy % May neat.
BERNARD PEYroN, sec'y .. P.w.
Aprfi u. tOS. It'd
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LYNCHBuRG MARBLE

.EVtjE having NM their ,b, ljif in o,.
4 ration ale nreoar.i 10 exrcn,e MI, ~ IN ami IL
,atrh order. for chimes, ,o.,.,s ' 49,. ,.s 20
u,,,,,stonr. siIs Re Wc 'Ihs nil, ,,aa,.d n ~
baus nj ian,ss river. Ode. ~ -, go, a.; $50.
prier.bn,y aud Norfolk ear s,,d y,
freipl, 49, ~ ''''' ~ '''''e @Np~"NN "
This 4. believed 4, IN. sr.t an, .,,,,,.,m.,,
If the Kind in Virginia and as,Is i,;,.ns re-. -
an onn,r,unitv offr,n,sL,nn 49,, .;,s -. Wv"
hr and orn,,mrn,a al ariirj.. of ,in ,,. IN. n,s.s
.,op uftheir own s,a,s ~. 49,, qsay, 80, b., '
dnjsc bonr tb,t they y, IN M, I,i,.
y Du0rri,, ho ca, @ a ",
will rec Give liberal Wages Ne'e "s''
Manuel fhrisfo,Lsr G. ro-,,, 5,tbo,
v,r,,h,r" g., ~, ne '''P"t' 1orddh Anahony.
~ lon.E, oeP.. ~. 12..u
~ II s"usei,ue' uas ,o' saie-Pennsylsania wbiskey
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One Hundred Dollars Revard,


sANhWAf on the 2ld OF December last fram the
subscriber, living in the upper erd of Gooch land
eo""}, near COiunbIa, negro named JOHN
commonly called John Tanner-of light complexion
sohieWhat approaching that OF a dark nulatte about
4o years OF age by professions tanuer and shoemaker
ABOUT Ieet or inches high stont made and rater
meipeo 10 be rat has fun face his nose be-
."eeh ms eyes is very fai has an engaging counte
"heh spoken To, and answers questions adroitly
IL Is presumable he has procured free papers and NAV
ca himself Charles Barnett, aud will endeayor TO gel a
passage ON board of vessel for northern states
W g.e rue above reward II taken without this state
quo fYty Dolars IL within this securing him
Va any jail, and giving notice Ibereof so that get
him again. Gro. " n,JEt
Feb. u ~ ~
NoriCE.-To Or. Powhotan b. TinduiI As Won
are not all inhabiant of this state you ~ in TAX
notice thai we shall take the deposition of John Sam
oers, Jr al buckingham courthouse on the list day M
may next 10 he used evisence sut in Chanr,rv
now depending IN the county court of Biivkingb.n, in
winch we are plaintiffs, aud yourself and Kobert g
Gary, defendants. Youis Sc S
ApIh2 io7..w4w SAMUEL JONES g. co.
MOCK STOCK FOR SALE.-frum SO TO loo S10,,ss
- III The Richmond Dock, may be bought on
terms more advanlageouS TO the purchaser than in ali
pIoDabiiiy they can be bought again eonsi,i.r
aDie amount would he taken ia good p.re pIsuk and
scanning suitable for bnding and the proporon In
DC paid IN mohey viii, il required be divided into
suhuiy iight payments the whole whereof may not be
wanting IN less than eighteen months. There can.ot
De DOUBT but this stock will lie highly profitable and
purchaser of the shares offered will most likely
uiaw an Interest from them in very shert time as lie
DOCK 10 FAST advancing to its completion. Apply to
-- avn :, leI.. JOHN Kosher.
NOTICE All tho Sc indebted TO the estate of The
Y late PETER AUBRY Of the city OF Kichmond
are hereby requested TO make speedy payment IN fbe
subscriber who will also discharge all claims against
tne saln estate which may he justly due and legally
authenticated. LEWIS CANY, acting er'Or =,
Ofthe last niH and testament
Np'h y. lO7 ..p% Of Peter .IubTU
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30 IA Members u Tie Ptofesfan Episrppat CAnrrA
ia Tirgisid.
IN pursuance OF the power vested in me, Bishop,
by the constitution OF the Church in this Docess
call special convention of the Clerical a Law D.put,rs
al such n'He and place as tn may most sxpe
uht, herehy give notice. that special convention of
Tue said deputies appointed to he held in the town of
Prfsrsdnrg, on Thursday the th,feeRtk day OF Jf4U
.'cat-Nltnand where their runcal full
Is respectfully aud urgently requested. 80
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Virginia
Richmond, March O. 0e. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

EfoR LEASE. for term OF Yeas iTom the ISL Of
May NEXT, those valuable " MERCHANT MILLS can.
60 Tue " mayo HiHs."-rhey are situated opposite 10
le Guy OF Richmond, the bank Of James river fro
Wnleh 'ney are most abnndantiy supplied with water
~ al seasons OF the year The situation ofthese mills
consider superior to any ever saw The faeility OF
transporting by the wheat crops which rrow above
ana below the falls, to the mill doors together with be
opportunity OF purchasing The wheat which is bro' by
ianh from Tie south side Of the river ensure 10 ans
Capaist disposed to embark in the manufacturing Of
houf an advantages IN point Of grain and FALLING
power winch can be desred.Vesseis drawing Ten feet
o. water can lay At the wharf about hundred Yards
Fem ihe mills, from which the flour is shipped TO 10.
rei2n market. These miils have hitherto been in the
occupancy Of hessrs. Myers, Marx co.-ifpreferrsd
would dispose oftlie above mills on terms advana
geons 10 tie pnTehdseT.TbeTe are many mill sites AZ.
iachcd Ia tGen with water sufficient To SUNNY ali the
nlciinefy wbch may be ersetoA thereon
should nOt meet wiib purchaser Of this yaiu2bfe
property before the first IL Nay next shall then be
I"y 10 tease fof term Of Years the mill sites with
any quantity Of watei that may I've required.
- mn, -. Z. c. MAYO.
~ ne Editors Of the Baltimore 10eyic0i, gnd
fA'tadefphto Democr0fic Press mi ple0se 10 insert
A.' gDoVe ddgeytisemc for ffco Weeks in fheir res
Feb. a. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

Chip, Sbaw, aud Legho,m Bonnets.
4 HAVE this day opened at my stsre OH E street.
a large assortment OF Chip Straw, and Leghorn BON
NEts-Eets, CnTss, Caps Capes and eoarets, of the
latest fashions, just from New York aud PhiladeIph a
aad large assortment OF MILLINERY-whicL will he
disposed ofon reasonable terms. Country Merchants
are invited 10 call aud examine The same
Aprii9. i0s..st MARY SOUrHGArE.
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FOREIGN.

From our atfeutice to,cspoNdent, VIM e.
Lnfoid, Esq. Proprietor Of the Steam
Eoai Hotel Reading' and Ncws Rooln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
Valuable Propeyfu fo,. SoTe

We subscriber Offers for sale, by private contract
VALUABLE PROPERTY in the county of Rnct
ingham, to vii -
hANUFACfURlNG MILL, with pair of stones
on Sate river together With fourteen acres of very fer
me iand adjoining. To the manufacturing mill SAW
iLL, III good repair, 10 annexed These mills stand
oh stIeaih which affords an abundant supply of water
ana are situated IN Beghborhood from which large
suppress OF wheat and timber may be procured
Ne VIM also sell the tract sf LAND on which he re-
sIufs containing by recent survey, $50 acres This
land IS sdapedto the culture tobacco grn and clio
Ver-i9 situated abouttwo miles from his mills-s well
eheiosea, and Otherwise improved.
tie VIII LEASE The MILLS for term of 2 or
years ana Will in such event, requrs 1900 ON the
uenVefy OF possessoD-0 he will sell the whole Of the
anoss properly on credit Of Ten years, 900 OF the
purchase money being paid In hand and The
w annual instruments secured by deed Of trust or he
WI" exchange the above fer western property The lille
10 whieh can be satisfactorily assured bnt will in the
Ias'eVehi, still require the SUN OF 800 in hand
=. THOMAS BALLOwE.
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oJ ISIS DO. 40 Price ola Ticket, S4.

VIM H. Fitzwhylsonm, Esq. and other gentlemen of
ths city VIII supeflntcnd the drawng-ana boy of
or years will draw the lucky numbers from he wheel
n The explanation OF the above Lottery is To be had
gratis and the tickets now for sale at yessrs r.
~ Nago's, Philip Fishers, HIM. Il. Barfou's and
refer C0fto'S IN this city and the different Lotte
~ Offices IN the state Of Virginia
JOSEPH VANNiNI, Sole Manager.
D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

A'oN KENT Oh LEAsE- . he new bries tengfnent II
the subscribers, on BoIiipghrook sifeei. Intended
toF TAVERN. together With extensive stables and
hous detached Tor Ire residence Of the tenant Tnere
are 'hIy tnops IN lie main building, with Tepace
in each Tie "rtinary main viii conveniept., ace
modte siNB persons AZ Table. The proper, vii,
ne reads TO the reception q tenant ,y The dfst of
irae neNi, ~ faTlhesss.Ap.i, to
frsfscrFs Apiil .. sos,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

More Luck at Mayo'S!!!
PEslDES great number of 45 and = nrizes. il ia
- asceriained that Capital Prize Of = O1s in the
nmgnia seven Number Lottery, whicb Sas drawn in
this city, at the Merchants Coffee House on SATURDAY
was sold at +. A. hAYo'S Lucky once, to Mr. Poin.
dexter Hitchcock, Of Manchester.
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~x*CURES PERFORMED!
zE0Rgt Aerefejore considered hest Ttl!ej! BY
a DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

=, : -
CJ Mr. Siearnian. earrenter Of LestOn. was 22
AVE- months aiA.cts4 with unmoul on tae
back OF ris hand whiclrmcrrac,a;eJ him for wo,k
after having tried every thing in VAIN, and suffered
an operauoa on his haa5, and considered ,nourable
was cured and restored 10 health by taking bottles
oil these drops GH 3.l
.hr Urighs Of Rosian, was years afflicted viii
tever'sore OH one OF his legs, had tried most med
cines without eject, vas cured by bottles
"A CAid Of NJ BaFriH, Of IsRorer ! was cured
OF Ulcers aud Des, some oI which had eat down 10
,he eri5s, by bottles. This CHILD WAS considered
IL dying sta'c when he began taking taese drofs
IN hyaN II Boston, was covered ali over with
erupions, blndwith both eyes. was cured by bot.
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston WIS severely afflicted
tor 10 years. wth an eruption all over lcr attended
Githmisi tormsating itchings, burnings AMI Llotch
e., had iosi. thereby two toe and finger nails,
vas cured bs bottles. sue had not ielt her room
for mon his, and considered past aH fehef!
Il Gentleman Of Lexington, Vas afflicted 90 years
with alcc-s al legs, could, obtain no relitl
was s,e "a ty ho.lies.
Il Gssi'es.u Of B,styn, his wife and children
was uG,. years aicleI witIi efu;,sions. had tr,ed
cvcr medicine wltiIoui success was cCged by these
Drois
Il Gentleman Of Rorbn,y, was so years afflicted
with ,num,r Oh one Of legs, st,eoded with burning
itching adi blotches, WAS resigned pAsl relief
for 50 years could not lie in bed 1T times was per
teci.y cured by these drops
with ~l.i.s ciug on her knee JOINT, had tiled
every Ass.s auce, and considered pat relief, con.
traction had tU med, Wiien on ,uklDg these Drops
and using ID. Jcbb's Iininenl, ia 3 weeks she had
the Tree use OF the JOINT, tie rain let, her. and by
cIntinung them has cb;ainedia perfect cue
These D:ops are radical cure for scur,y, scro.
fila. ST. Anshony's Ere, leprocy, pimpied faces,
,rgel gapds. sore legs, ulcers even n!sca ,ae bo:c
j.. affected, vehe al taints when mercury has filled
are t,e best spring and aut,,IunL physic, and may
be given children with perfect safety y--rrice 81,
or six bottles for five dollars, l2 bottles far 50 or
II dozen f1r Si00.0 .ask for "Dr. Relies Bo,an.
lea Dgops"--None are genuine, unless signed NV.
4. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by tie
cole proprietor. W. Z. Conway chemist. No I Bum.
sted rlsee. Boston Ly MS special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, OruggiSs,
No no. Thames-s;ree,, Newport
.9lso, By
I.emuel W. Briggs, Br,ssoii Hercules Whitney, ].
ii Mason, Providence; Dyer aud Ilowes, Emd,a,a;
Greeae, Ne1v- London; lss.c II, Bull, Hrfiord and
most druggists book sellers and pos, masters thro'
out the United States where may be had ell these
,uslly esteemed and highly approved "Medicines,"
,,sebzred5y w r. Conway"
DC. 1917 a1e Gy)
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C5mmissionsrs' Nc,iec.

WE, the subseribess, having been appointed by
w the Goal Court of Probate, f,r the town .l
South KingstoSn. in the county of Washington
CON nissipn.ts &c receive examine, and adjust the
claims sgaiast tis Estate of
JOHN sEGAR,
late o. south-Kngs,osn, deceased. represented in-
solvent, 10 hereby give notice, that six months.
from this day are allowed to the creditors Of said
Etaie tn bsinx il and prove their respective claims
and tia, we Nu attend ior thst purpose, ct the
house Of Joseph Re, nnholder, fl Little Rest,
or the last saterday of each month ia the s!leE.
nooa, during said period
IDisS I. NICHOLS. ! c..,
JAMES suEAGMAN ''"'"N''"''''
Au pcrspss That are indebted 10 tie Estate Of
fsil deceased are called upsn to n4ale islncdisis
payment to
- Anis All sES.R. .'d''Hi'"a'rr.
FRANCIS sncae. .ad"'''''q''T'.
soa1 i lss,oEr, Ju.l- lf.S. 1918 g 80,
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Easbioua5k Has.

GORGE WANTON has iusi received from tho
~ N4ouactory Of Ives < White, hewlo1
Gcate emens supei line iashionabie ha,s, 1.arrav
cd ef aie 6eSt Gaaiit, and tD.is fade as ,scGriny
Mems Hats. ,sitb ,piGs Bri,as
.g'sO, low priced huptS< Casor Hats, Youths &
ChsidIens Hats, OF every description and pri.c.
fApER II HNNGlNGS
handsome assortment Of oh,tp and elegant
Paper iiangings. for rooms aul window euilayss
iast received and iol sale -bo,e.
newport, Apr. 90.
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CUNDALL'S MM.LS-Porsym0u.h.
Il III cr:fai!irg Sbri4g /!

NNiiE subscribers respectfully inform The public,
tdat they carry o. the Wool MauG!ao turing
business IN all lis b;auches--ihat their machine
are n)w in complete rcpair--- tber long experiences
wlli therefore enable hen' TO perform all the braa-
cli's OF CordhS, Spinning, eayne. COorieg AID
FINISHING. al te various kind OF Woolcu Goods. ls
point o: colour and haisa. qtl ii not supe.or 10
aiy establishment i1-this cnuHty The, guarantee
to complete all orders in their iisc, spec dy mll
on as reasonable terms as at any establishment oa
this Island CLAIRE & CklHN TIL
B. The following persons VII receive al ar.
tices intended ior their manuiactoty :--JCB Snnk.
MAS, Of Newpor,--shNToap ALnY, oi Little
& ,mpios-PgLtC coEIy, OF Il iycItcH-atd NlL
LIAM pEAasE, Bristol.lery
They have constantly on hand al Wholesale and
retail Salnnets, Plains, Casslmer.s, Fiaun, is &c.
which they determined 10 sci! al nUGeiate ptces.
Newport, April 20 ..
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NOTICE

~ HE subscribers having been the 10Th inst.
L appointed by the Couit Of Probate Of tie
Town of Newport. Gaardiaas On the Persons AMI
Estsie Of Perrn ID DEAN, lIENRy II. DEAs,
WILLIAM u DEAN &,sr~a II DEAN, and having
accepted said trast, and given bonds according TO
Law; Now therefore, all fersons are required TO
take notice thereof snd 70 govern themselves &C.
cordingy--as no debts coui.acted by either Of The
said wards, after the l6.h las, will be psit.
q STEPHEN CAHOUNE,
ROBINSON POTTER
Newport, Sept, 2s 1879
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NOTICE.

GAVE into the possession Of John g u5x3;
" damage frssast sone time ia the inond1 e
June last, last Springs stcAr Calf midyhg sj11<
a reddish colour. having no arifcisl msik. u u;,h
white ais forehead the ouneeof ssjlI q, -
is hereby requested TO prove propsc - (shc ~
within year and dsy. Given uoSuo|Dv !. AS
Charesown, Ills 2sh day OF sep,sgbsf ~ " ~
wiwess, SAMUEL srAFloNs ys&A \ {S
oe.. ij.- y u
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New Stock of
Feather Bcas and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

ABRAHAM .BARKER,
As. 3 Charles street
X EEPs constantly on hand qua,s,i'y ot best
AA- Live Geese aud Fowl feathcrs--and Feather
be'is. from tic iowes' priced 10 lhe issl qudiy.
-ftSG, on hand --ih &Ssottult 80 MsVtios.
ses, of all kinds tuiy 7, 1919
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.si7oi. Be3ks, Blanks. and Sscfiorory,.
for s.ls, ct the HstSlofe Of
GEORGE WaNTCS.
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

IJorn's fse hu5de in general U his friends ia
fdrHeHiar.
THAT he has taken tue noted House OF Col.
= James Pcrry's, Nc. leo, Ihaines-stfeet, lately
improved by Mir. DOVE as q Public House, and
vhieh lac proposes 10 accommodate Ladies and
G-niemen who I,.ay 10 him the honor to call epon
a.a, with ,he best fare The market may siiofi NO
exrlions shalt b. wanting TO graiify and oblige
The best OF Liquors will be ready q, command, aad
COOL keeping of Horses constantly pro,iG,d.
GA Few steady Borders isd.es and gentlemen,
e.n be accommodated in tie best manner.
Newport. July I.
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LOT OF LAND.
TOR SALE Lot of Land. on Prospeci.IiiIi, be.
i loaging 10 the subscriber The price moder.
a.e aud Tie terms easy. .U5EpE NOkTuCp.
Newrort, October
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House. Carpenters, MGsons ard ELack-
sD3h Eanffd
w ANTED three House Carpenters Two Masons
w and one Uiack smith TO SO to The Island of
Cuoa TO work for tie isrm Of To years, Tor which
generous wages viii be paid. None need apply
without producing good recommendation nor viii
any but young nen be employed.
Apply to the Subscriber, Bsisol. l.
BYRON OMAN.
Eristol, Aug. 5ist 1879 rSept
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THE subscriber informs his friends aud 'he pub
lie, that Capt. CeOtge Lusesoa. III 1Werton.
Edsea'd S..tAAots aud Joseph " Uanon, ,n k,w.
port, arc ihe AJ.eu,s TO r. eeve articles intended
for the Uhion lactUr;.
lie continues TO color aud dress Nooi.n Cloths
Of all csip,ions--6 Gard Sleeps VI oui OF all
grades, and 10 manufacture Plains, SattiIets Coat
ings. Fiannes. &c OF various colours and Shades
Those " ho viii favor Linn with their custom IT. lis
inc, may depend ca having their work dGnc III the
best manner, and OH Reasonable terms aia the
smallest favor VIII be gratefully Acknowledged
JOHN BABLOCk.
Portsmouth,. Feb. ID f5ml
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TOR '.SIyE.

FOR SHLE,
DEW No "a. il the Rev. Mr. ELros's Meeting
House.
.is,- Military Equipments, suitable for Geld Of.
Geer. Apply TO Nm. JAMES TiLLEY.
Newport. sept g. 1919
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-11
AFFLICTION.

The world complains of affection as
the worst thing that can befal man, but
for my part I never shall. Were it as
bad as we apprehcnd, how is it that from
Adam to thTs very day, the saints have
had SO large share oft : Now, among
the many precious fruits of affection, |
shall ONLY name one, and that is, earnest
ness and importantly with God in prayer.
A gracious soul may walk with God in
close communion, as Enoch, captivated
with the glory of his countenance, and
lifted above the world by the out!ettings
of his lave but this is not the ordinary
attainment ofthe saints in general, it is
their mercy to be driven near the throne,
and made earnest in their prayers. A
good man N " walk in the course of re-
lieious duties, but Athletic on gives edge TO
his devotions, Importantly to bis petit
mons, makes him draw nearer to the
throne, stay iosger, and cry louder.
Boston Yaakse.
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SCIENCES.

The sciences chiefly to be recon-
mended, are natural and moral philoso-
sopny; for these entertain us with the
images and beauties both OF nature and
virtue shew us what we are, and what
we ought to be. TO which we may sdd,
mechanics, agriculture, and navigation,
Most otherstudics re N manner emp
tiEcss and air; diversions to recreate the
mind, but not of weight enough to make
them our business.
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Z From the London Monthly Mdgaz zine.
ANECD0TE OF HESLIN.


This celebrated man, soon after pub
fishing his GEOGRAPHY OF the World, &C
cepted an invitation to spend few weeks
with a Gentleman who lived on the New
Forest, Hampshire, with directions where
his servant should meet him to conduct
him thither. As soon as he was Joined
by the gentleman's servant they struck
off into the thicket of the forest, and af-
ter riding some time, MIR, Heylin asked
If that was the right road? and to his as
constituent received for answer that the
conductor did not know, but he had
heard that there was very near cut TO
his masters house through the thicket ;
and he certainly thought, as MIR. HeyIin
had written she GEOGRAPHY of the
World, that such road could not have
been unknown to him.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-11
no LET,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
yoEW1PD


I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber
FA IN the 18th inst. bright mulatto
man, named TOWNSEND, and calls bim
felt TOWNSEND DADg, feet or 9 inch
es high, frat and well made, az years of
age, no fears in his face. but his hands are
confderably fcarifed. Had on, when he
eioped, black linfy roundabout, home
rn,de linen pantaloons, and fur hat much
worn--he took with him l)ng green cloth
lurtout, pair of brown cloth psntaloons,
and white waiftcoat with Blue giafs but
tons, fur hat nearly new, a red bonn
bazet wa;ftcoat on which is blue glais but
tons, and blue cloth Soat about half
worn. He is fnooth tongued artfui fel
low, and will, no doubt, endeavor to pats
for free man. He is well known IN A.
lexandrla and its neighborhood, and viii
probably try to take fhrpping. Fifty dol
lars will be given for his apprehension and
commitment to Jail in the fate of Virginia
or difri6t of Columbia, and the above re-
ward, if taken at greater dilfance.
All matters Of veGels and others are cau-
toned againR carrying him off; as the ut
mott rjgor of the law will be enforced
aaina them for 70 doing. IL reaionable
expences will be paid for BRINGING him
home to the fubIcriber, in Fairfax county,
near Wiley's tavern, on the Lcefburg read
fept. n. DANL. Nice ARrY.