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EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS.
LIST OF MEMBERS.
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SENATE.
PROM IAIsE. soRrH cARoLisA.
John Chandler. Nathan,sl Micun
john HoIws, John B.aneh
NEW HAMPSHIRE. SOUTH CAROLINA
Ssmde' Ben, john Garland, Pres p.
john +. Par'ou. Rot, Y Hsy"e
MASSACHUSETTS,. GEORGIA.
james Ltoyd, JOHN Elliuu
El.jan Hom Mills Nichoia, W, are
coHSEcTiCur KENTUCKY.
beHr, w. Edwards, Richard N Johnson,
James Laaman. Ish,m raIbo.
RHODE ISLAND. TENNESSEE.
) mes DIV lf, Andro~ jackson,
Nehemiao h. Knight john Henry Ea,on.
VERMONT. ONO.
William \ Pslmer, benjamin. Rusyles
Hora'i" Seymour Ethan A. Brown.
NEW YORK. LOUISIANA.
Huiu, k''s, James Brown,
NJ u,ir vAu Buren, Henry Johnson.
NEW JERSEY. ISpiANA.
Mahor Dickersou, James Noble
James N'iIv ,ine. Waller T-ylor.
PENNSYLVANIA. MISSISSIPPI.
WALTZ, Lnwrie, Thomas IL Williams,
William Fnday. David Holmes.
DELAWARE. ILLINOIS.
fp,h> Jesse b. Thomas,
\' '"'""'| Nioisn Edwards. s..
MARYLAND. ALABAMA
Edward Llo,I, William King.
Samuel Smith William Kelly.
VIRGINIA MISSOURI
James 3 boar, DA,id Barton,
john Iaylor. Ihomrs II Benton.
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CAPTAIN PARRY's Discoveries.

Vet tn this dolls had the entire conduct the defence oil
Cadiz by sea and land been committed.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
Extract IF a letter. hiom an american ira

Extract IF a letter. Hon ON american ira.
peiler IN England.
Taking the curios!.les OF London ia
succession, | came to-day to the Kings
News (Stsbles) in the immediate neigh
borhooG OF Charing Gross, were the fine
equestrian statue OF King Charles is plac'
ed-and at only a short distance from
Carlton House The gates were closed,
and ] was indebted TO the Kings soldier
tor admission by a private way. Between
the street ard the stables there is a spaci-
Gus paved and graveiied court, on which,
when | entered, a battalion of infantry
were going Though their exercises There
is nothing remarkable in The architecture
Of the buildings. They are, hrwev.r..Ps.
ciuus, and kept in the utmost nealDess and
order. There are twenty four horses n
the establishment. twelve OF which are
cream colored, sixteen and a halt hands
high, imported from Hanover, and are The
Kings stale horsss-tbe other twelve are
black, equally fine, and tom the state e
qulppage OF the master OF the horse.
In a building contiguous TO the stables
is the Kings state coach, one OF the most
gorgeous, splendid and costly pageants OF
The KIND perhaps. that ever was constfuc
ted. | spent sometime In xamining it
the longer, from the attractions which pre-
sented themselves on the doors and pan
nels, from The exquisite painting OF Cy-
prianl. The carriage IS twenty Tour tset
long, eight feet vide, Twelve feet high.
with a pole Of about twelve ieei / he
braces which support the body OF the
coach, are covered with blue morocco,
! ornamented 18th gilt buckles, and sustain
ed by eur I ritons, two Of which placed
in froat sustain the c%oacbnan, and wnh
golden cables, passing around and from
their shoulders, appear 10 be drawing the
vehicle, while, with sounding SHELLS, they
announce the approach Of Nep une. The
two in the rear bear the imperial fasces
surrounded with tr,dents The loot board
is a scollop SHELL decorated with reeds and
II arine pants The pole represents a
bundle Of lances--lhe splinter bar termin.
ates al each n with,a dolpbin's head,and
The wheel, resemble those OF The Grec,an
triumpbal chariot. The body OF the coach
is composed OF eight palm trees, which
branching out sustain the roet.. The cor
mar tress are loaded With military trophies
supported by Iion'> heads Or the centre
OF tue ROOT three youthful figures r,pre
sent the Genii OF England, Sco land and
Ireland, holding IN their hands the scep-
t e sword OF state. and ensigns ot knight
hood, aud supporting the imperial crown
OF tbe united Kingdom. The side is lin
ed With scarlet embossed with velvet,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
Bv Last EVENINGS Mail.
LATEST K . EUROPE.

New YoRK, FeL. l0.-The fast sailing
old line ship James Cropper, Capt. Marshall,
arrived in the Bay on Saturda" evening from
Liverpool. London advices to the evening of
the 30th Dec. and Liverpool papers to the LIST
ult. inclusive, are received at the Gazette OF.
fee. .,
The most important Jews is the fact of the
resignation Of the Duke de Montmorency, and
the oincial note addressed by NJ. D. Vnlele VINO
had been appointed Minister for. Foreign AZ
fairs, ad interim, in the place OF the Duke, (gi-
ven below to the French Minister at Madrid.
The London Courier Of the 3Vth, from which
we make o,r extracts, contains its own opln-
ions, as we'll as those OF several Paris or,,
OF the subject of these events.
Th cause of the D .ke's resignation NAV be
learned from the following extract from the
Paris Quotid;enne OF the 18th Dec
On Wednesday morning NJ. the Duke de
MoGtmorency presented to the Council of Mi
nisters, at which his Majesty presided the form
of a note desisned to be addressed to the Spa.
nish Government This document emerged
ca!Iy expre>sed the inteutions ofthe Sovereigns,
Members of the Nolv Alliance, such as they
were declared at the Congress of Verona. The
majority of the Ministers having supported
the note of nj. de hiontmorency, NJ. de Vii.
lele, in his turn, presented a noe, the terms
Of which were miide,, and which, having been
submitted to the king, obtained the assent OF
his majesty.
Nj the Duke Matthew de Montmorencytwho
in the d DELIBERATIONS of the Congress, had spe-
officially engaged to cause to he presented by
the French Cabinet. the Note exactly as it had
been determined upon between the several
Plenipotentiaries. } declared that he must, in
case of modifc cations, solicit the king to &c
cept his resignation. NJ. de Villele, who, in the
event of the dispatch OF the Note of the Duke
! Matthew de Niontmorency, must have solicited
his retirement, has been charged ad interim,
by his Majesty, with the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs.
Aivices have been received from Ma
drid 10 the 21st OF December. The IA
lional inhabitants OF Madrid, ard of ali
Spain, are represented 10 be in a state o.
| most terrible iucertitude respecting pend.
ing events. "Oppresse'i by a despotic
! ADD ,anguihary minority, they dread they
shall become victims. The interval Q! the
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ffinged With gold lace; is Of blue moroc-
CO leather, riehlygilt aud ornamented with
the royal arms, ribbons &c ihe follow
ing are the paintings. on the front pannel
Britannia with the staff Ut Liberty in her
hand, attended by religion justice, wis
dom, val0r, tortitude cynt srce. .ienty y
victory with a iaurel wreath. % The righ,
door the genius Of E,,giand re, wing a
cOipucop,a from iodus'ry and ingenuity
On me side OF the door History recurring
the reports Ut .ame; on the other Peace
burning the implements OF war-on the
back pannel Neptune with Amphitrite,
dra wn IN a triumpbal car, by yea horses,
attended by the winds, rivers, tr'tons,
0ayadS, &c being the tibute OF The world
to their shores 8. On the lett door are Mars,
Minerva, and Mercury supporting The
Crown, and on each side. tue liberal arts
and sciences acknowledging their patrOr-
age and protection. On the upper part Of
the back PANEL, the royal arm. are pint
ed, decorated with the, orders OF ST.
George. the Golden Fleece, the Rose, The
Thistle aud the Shamrock ntwined -
With the exception OF the painted doors
and panels, the whole is So richly gilt
that il has The a pc ar nee OF MASSIVE s',d
ii was built Tor the late King, but as re-
fitted and ne wIy ornsmented on the acces-
sion OF the present King, and as | was m
formed has only Jeen used twice since
once upon his Majesty's Coronation; and
again on his gong in state last summer TO
prorogus the sitting of the Parliament.
am informed that the cost OF this article
exceeded considerably Dl00, 600. The
es"ipage in which ill., King commonly ap-
pears is more modest and less costly than
many that ars spotted by bis Subjects"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
IN COUNCIL.
FEBRUARY 10. 1928,

On application of James M'kenzie, Ii
IS ordered, that twelve dollars be allowed
him Tor services as assistant health officer.
The collector Of the northern district
presented a list OF paving taxes due and
unpaid, whereupoD ordered, that the tax
bills against George Chapman, now in the
hands of tn colle.'o: o! the northern dis.
trict, be han ID over by him 10 the alto.-
ney OF the Corporation tor collection.
Ordered, that The COLL ctOr OF the nor.
thern district be authorised to settle the
claim of the corporation against Robert
Brockett, sen'r, tor paving, by taking his
note with al endorier. al a short date, Tor
the same. ,....
Ordered. that the tax bills for paving,
against Thorn Brsddoc., Abiri Hulbrook
and Edward Lloyd, now IN the hands OF
The collector of the northern district, be
handed over by him to the attorney G" the
corporation Tor collection.
Ordered, that The president OF the o
Gil inquire oEthe treasurer OF the corpora.
ton, how m5Sb money has been received
On account OF Abel Janpey's suretles, ind
that he see that the order. passed on the
30th July, 1922, be carried into effect,
nh report to council at their mex: meet.
ing. j..
fhe following persons were appointed
commissioners for holding elections in the
different wards, on Tuesday The 4th day
of March next, for members TO serve IN
the common council for the ensuing twelve
months, VIZ:
AA. RAedes's Tavern for the First Ward-
Craven p Thompson,
Samuel Lindsay,
William A. Williams.
At the Council Chamber tort& Second Yard
Silas Reed,
William Brakeman,
Nehemiah Carson.
Il. the Indian Queen 1aueTu for The Third
Ward-
Bathurst Dainger6eld,.
Joseph Smith,
Anthony c. Cszenove.
NJ Mrs. Miss, corner Of Prince AID alfred
streets, for Me Fourth Hard
John Roberts,
George S. Hougb,
e., Richard Veitch .
Extract, p. THOMPSON, o.e.
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AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

nN TUESDAY at 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
~ will he sold at the auction s,o;e a va
riety Of goods. among which are
Sugar in barrels
Rum in do.
Apple brandy in Ills.
Vinegar 10 10.
Do. in h~ogsbeahs.
Fig blue IN boxes, II ID J
Mustard iD do, :,
Soap & candles, good quality
Day q 'i%artin's blacaing
Rice and hops
Bales OF cotton
DO do mass
Half pint tunblers
Window glass, s by 10 >
ALSO.
Cs>sinetts, rose. blankets
Knap'd cotton. red flannel
Clnths, kersey-. s.ockns, & gloves
Shoe thread. shoes snl h7 :. &c &c.
S A. mAkSrELLE9. 4uc.
ieb Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13

Mr.. w. G. LrEoRD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
congress Of the United States.
sEvEayrSsrH coNGkEss-sD SESSION.
N FEBRUARY 10, 1928.
IN SENATE.

Amongs. the petitions presented to.
day, was one by Sir Mile, from Lieut..
hubert F. Stockton, of The navy, late
commander of the schr. Alligator, sta
ting that in the discharge of his duey
he captured and brought 10 for adj Judi
~1ation, two vessels, the Jeupe Eugene
aid the Mariana Flora that, in de-
,euding the legality of the captures, he
sss incurred great expense. for which
IL qravs reimeursenent and that the
United States will take such oroer Tor
'te defence OF tae snit 10 tAe Gaze OF
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LAND Ar STHItUN.
VINHF subscriber vii! ofer To- ale TO he
highest bidder, OF thursday the Sd
day Of April, for cash.
-, a FdR.M,
lying in the counties OF Lcuduun g., Prince
William. ccnta,Dins. 4so acre. about ere
four tn Of which IS in wood. This fam is
well known to be ir'er'or to nane II Vi
cinity for the culture of tie different aims,
and IS particularly we'll adapted TO era
zing, a considerable portion oi il beng the
bottom land oD Bill run, which PASSES
through The farm
Tuis farm is well enclosed, and there
is on it
Il Valuable Country MI,
and a comfortable establishment for IN o.
verseer The sale will take place on The
premises. go.
C. SHIRLEY CARTER.
feb 10 #
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-06
C. O II Z MS

Lottery and Exchange Office, III, Market>st.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in both
THE LAST LOTTERIES, were sold. and
WHERE MORE CAPTAIN PRIZES HAVE
REEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER of.
FlCE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part OF the United States
BY mail (post paid) or by private conve vance,
snclgzing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal.
;inere Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctnal attention, as if on personal an.
pjicution, addressedto
q r. I. COHEN, Jr.
Secretary 10 the Managers, Baltimore.
u The GRAND STATE LOTTERY, high
cs; prize One Hundred thousand Dollars, will
commence on Wednesday after next, the 2eth
inst. and viii he completed in twenty draw
ings emily. Tickets only Tucirt Dollars, and
shares in proportion, 10 be had inthe greatest
variety Of Nos. at COIEN'S OFFICE
II C0HES'S g Lottery Gazette and Rrris
ter" which is published every week, will coni
tain the official lists of each drawing of m, |,
Grand Stats and Monument Lotteries. and will
be forwarded gratis, to MI who purchase thri
sicktfs nt C0HEN'S OFFICE. Those wild
'wf<b 10 receive the Register. will mention n
vnen Mey send on their orders,
f%tipere, MAY is.
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Bedtord MGy Rules. lsaa

- 6edfOrd ,hGy Rules, lo2s.
William Marshall, .,a,.x
against P'a'htitA
John Morrison, john Maynes u.,,
Whitley, Charles Whitelev. and IL Within
merchants and partners, trading p ,n'a snlll,
style and firm of William Whitelev J"9 G the
IN cuorcpD,, defendant
The defendant john Morrison mail,
entered his appearance and given sec,,. having
cording TO the act Of assembly and ,1a "a 5e-
OF this court, and it appearing from, ' ,n rules
r'h $ return upon the process, Tia, IT, ,"f SUE
an inhabitant of this country, on tba nc Is not
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney. I, "o nouoh
that the said defendant do appear ber o'oefed.
fourth Monday in July next, and AMI, on ,in
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this ordsr w.t. T. The
serted Il, ne"spaperPublisled in LyncbSu ~
aud posted up at The front door of tha aol
house for one mouth. '"e court
A copy-Teste,
~ J. STEPToE, c.Bc
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Eaueation.

TNHE subscriber hereby informs the pub
I lie, that the second session OF his Female
School, in Liberty, Bedford county, will com.
meDce on the 1T day OF July, under the di-
rectlon of himself aud Miss Rebecoa Wright,
aud contigac ill tue 18th Of November, (lve
menths.)
IN this school the following branches of IL
tcrature will be taught, viz. the Greek les
lament, the Latin and French Languages, the
more useful branches of Mathematics, viz
Euclid's Elements, Trigononetry, Theory OF
Surveying, Mensurhtiou, Arithmetic, &c,
Bairs Lectures, Moral Philosophy, History,
GeoPaphy, with drawing Maps, English
6faInmai, tue principles of Stenography
Plain Needle work, Reading, Writing, ortho-
grapliy, &c.
The price per scholar for tuition in the lam
gunges, will be 3 Is; Mathematics, Blair's
Lectures, aud Moral Philosophy, ) i21 aud
all The other branches, y 10.
Several young ladies would be received as
boardefs. The price for board, per scholar
for those that board with ME exclusively, will
be $40 the session. For those that board only
FIVE days IN the week, and lave their washing
done al home, 4 30 II viii be required that
each boarder furnish her own bed and candles
One hall, both for board md tuition, will be
payable at the commencement, and the other
half al the end of the session.
No student viii be received for n shorter
time than tire time from which they enter
school, till The end of he session.
JAMES ID. WRIGHT
May % wIw AZ
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slATH CLASS,
Ofthe Washington Monument Lottery.
n,a,,ns. put1u x1ti NM

bSuo PRICES si2o,ooo
The whole TO be completed in sixteen drar.
sings vniy Not two blanks TO a prize.
A $4,000 prize 10 be placed in the wheel
on the 18th day, and sos on the 10th all
the other prizes 10 be floating from The com.
n,eacemeai oil the drawing and in order that
TIE Lottery may be completed with ali posi-
bic despatch the prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters 2 90
Halves 20 Eiehths / %
NJ The drawing will take place on Wed.
ncsday the l4ih oitnext month (Alay) and will
be completed with all possible despatch, I'M
der the superinlendence OF the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor aud Council of
State
Orders for tickets from any par, oflthe Uni
ted States (post paid) enclosing cash or prize
tickets IN either OF the Baltimore Lotteries, or
New York Lottery, will meet with prompt at
1cnion, II directed to the truly fortunate Office
of s. h M ALLEN q co.
No 769, T.. 81 RicawoHd,
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
Lottery, No. 1908, prize Of ten thousand
dollars No. 3aos, prize OF one thousand
dollars and where No. l4l06, "A prize of
$4,000, was presented and the cash paid at
sight in Siiuer.
April % st IA
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A Patent Spring Saddle,

Constructed on the most approved plan that
has ever been introduced uniting IN, itself
ease to the rider and safety 10 the horse. The
subscriber iatters himself that his Saddles
have been as much approved both for their
ease 10 the rider as we'll as safety TO the horse
(at the same time combining neatness and du.
rability) as any other Saddler's in the Union.
Being possessed OF workmeu not 10 be surpas.
sed either IN the neatness or the execution Of
their work, and giving prompt attention TO
business, as well as having disposition to
please, be humbly trusts he will still receive a
share of the public patronage which has here
tofore been SO literally afforded him. Ills
Stock consists Of
Best plain Mems and Womens' Saddles,
mot to be supposedly
Common do. do.
Best aud COMMON Coach and Gig Harness
jersey do.
Wagon do.
Cart and Dray do.
TOGETHER WITH
Plated Brides & .uartingaieS, first quaiity,
Common do.
Saddle Bags, Veiices, Portmanteaus,
Trunks, Caps, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold low, for cash, or
to punctuul customers on credit
ROBERT H. GRAY.
IL Country produce will be taken IL, ea-
change for debts or work. r. II. q.
March ls Ituts
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SAMPLES,
SPRING SADDLES.

I He subscriber returns his grateful
acknowledgment to a liberal public for
the patronage he has received, and informs
them that in aslditioa to his present stock of
5ADDLERY, (Which is extensive aud of su-
ne rior uuaiitv h. is.f.,tds In tL. nuifi,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-06
Eifty DoAlars NeWavA.

EHOR experimenting and securing him !,
Jail, 50 that get him again, if taken omt
oi the State, or tweuty dollars if taken in fb.
State. JACK HARRlSS, free negro. rnisad
~ tue county OF Bedford, State of Virginia--J
n 'ona his lnoentnres, dated the 2sth October
l793-said Jack Harriss was sold bv orJer ar
buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was nur.
chased by Stephen Papkey, from Wno,a be-
shortly RUNWAY, was taken in the countv nf
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold " hen became the purchaser
Jack Harriss is yellow fellow, stout made.
about feet high, between 30 AMI 40 wears of
age, processes to lay stone or brrk When he
leil me he wore long whiskers, which can he
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the hrim
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cloth
clerks OF courts where his Indentures NAV he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
heln JOHN L. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. Ia. uiso
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G7-More Prompt Poyment Of .daen's !
MO. i4,le8, which drew the great capi-
~ tai prize OF TWeniy Thoasand Dollar,
in the Marylond State Lottery, waspre sented
by the fortunate holder at Aliens, aud he re-
~eised TIE cash ut sight yesterday morning ~
Spoeit
). Il NJ. Allen il Co. hid the pleasure oil or
dcring aud paying in the same Lottery No.
1858, a prisc Of Ten thousand Dollars, at
sigll--also No 39os, prize of One thousand
Dollars Such prompt payment onght 10 he
much greater indneement Tor ad.eninrers To
leave or send their orders directed TO The tru.
~ fortunate oihee of
S ~ NJ. ALLEN II co.
No 7j9 lfdin-sirett, Richmond,
where they will alway, meet with due atien-
ton, and uny information given with pleasure.
II s. e.. M. Allen 81 Co. pledge themselves
that NIL prizes in the Washington Monument
LOTTERY and Ia the Maryland State Lottery,
ii ordered by them, shall meet with the same
prompt payment as the above numbers did.
No. 559--Sloo,Uo0.
Richmond. April III. Is 10
o. The liberal terms on which the
Messrs. Aliens paid the 100000 prize,
drawn by Mr.. & L. Dibrci, as suon AS the
ticket was presented, entitlc them 10 Gre
dit and encouragement.
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NEW BOOKS.
EchOls 4 North

4 RE daily receiving from New York
"A and Philadelphia, veryextensve collec-
tons OF NEW B0OkS OF every description,
which renders their assortment very complete,
all OF whioh they are delerminedto sell cheap,
AaosG rHE BOOKS LATELY RIcIIvED, ARE
Brooke Gazetteer, n new edition, improved
by darby, of New York. We think this the
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II gives full description OF things relative
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Bucks Theological Dictionary, improved. We
think this the second best and most useful
work in the worid--it gives full account
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Napoleon IN Exile, by Barry H.. O'Aieara, Esq,
in 2 VIOLA.
Journal OF the Life aud Opinions of the Empe-
ror Napoleon, by Count DE Las Cases, III 4
vols
Travels in Egypt, by George Bethune English,
in 2 vols
The Wilderness, or Braddock's Times, in Q
vols. by IA gentleman OF New York This
woikwe earnestly recommend to The public
as being tbesecond best American Novel we
have seen or read.
The Solitary, 2"oIs. in one, by NJ. lie Wis
count Dartmouth,
The Renegade, do by do. do.
The Entail, by the author of Sir Andrew Wy
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The Provost, do. do.
The Steamboat, do. do.
The Favorite Of Nature,
The Spy, or Tale of the Neutral Ground, in 6
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The Pioneers, by the author of the Spy, in 2
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Precaution, by DO. do
Sevenly-sA, new Novel, by the author of
Logan, in two vols.
Lights and Shades OF Scottish Life.
Loves Of the Angels, by Thomas Moore.
Werner, by Lord Byron.
Hal,don Hill, by sir Walter Scott.
Peverill OF the Peak, in 3 vols by the Wever-
ey author, Together with all the Wuver-
ley novels.
Sketch Book, by George Washington Irving
Braeebridge Hall, by do. do.
Roche Blanche, by Miss Porter, in vols.
May 80. 1t
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Mineral Springs.

IuNIE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor of the
Il MINERAL SPRINGS, within the corpo-
ration OF Lynchburg, is preparing suitable ac-
commodaton for those who may desire 10
drink them, This water has been partially
analysed by physicians of eminence, and is
alledged TO contain such mineral qualities as
render water most beneficial to health The
Springs are situated about half a mile from the
main street, atfording convenient and plea
SAINT merning or evenings walk-An arbor on
the spot, and every convenience OF seats, &c.
protects the place from the sun, and renders it
an agreeable retreat. Prejudices against the
reputation Of the water, have heretofore been
created and industriously circulated by the
ignorant aud malicious. The public is assured
that they were prejudices uniounded in truth,
and which will speedily yield to trial aud ex.
pertinent. To these only legitimate tests OF
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire to preserve their health uninjured
by the heats of Summer and the burthens OF
business or to reinstate IL, when impaired
by the vicisSitudes of climate, or the ravages
of disease.